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CHORUS Group
This is a stereo effect that combines two chorus circuits and imparts a
natural,
warm and "fat" sound to any
instrument sound and is particularly effective with piano, strings and brass.
12.
STEREO CHORUS
I
A stereo effect that combines two chorus circuits. A swirling, constantly changing sound that moves between
the stereo outputs is created through phase inversion of the two circuits.
EFFECT 1 Chorus 1
M§0 50.30 0010 TRI
Mod OePth
L+00 H+00 60:40
A
8
C
D
E
F
C
H
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CHORUS
CHORUS
13.
STEREO CHORUS
II
Similar to STEREO CHORUS I except that there is no phase inversion.
EFFECT
1
Chorus 2
M20 52.40 0005
~IN
Moel lJaveforM
L+00 H+00 60:40
A
B
C
D
E
F
C
H
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0M
Mod Depth
0-99
[]]
s
Mod Speed
0.03-30
[Hz]
@]
D Delay Time
0-200 [mSec.J
@]
Mod Waveform
SIN
TRI
0L
EQLow
-12 -
+
12 [dB]
@]H
EQHigh
-12-+12 [dB]
IBl
DRY:EFF Balance DRY, 99:1- 1:99, EFF
CHORUS
CHORUS
Intensity of modulation
Speed of modulation (frequency)
Time between direct sound and effect sound
Selection of waveform
Sine wave
r\J
Triangle wave
IV
Gain to cut or boost the low range components
Gain to cut or boost the high range components
Output balance between direct sound and effect sound
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