Korg Minilogue XD Owner's Manual page 54

EFFECT TYPE: MOD
CHORUS
ENSEMBLE
PHASER
FLANGER
(USER)
SUB TYPE
Stereo A stereo chorus effect that varies the input signal to create a
thicker or warmer sound.
Light A chorus effect with lighter modulation than the stereo type.
Deep A chorus effect with heavier modulation than the stereo type.
Triphase An effect with three choruses, each with different LFO phases.
Harmonic A chorus with slightly emphasized overtones.
Mono A monaural chorus.
Feedback A chorus that uses feedback to create an effect similar to a
short delay.
Vibrato Produces a vibrato (wavering) effect.
Stereo An LFO-driven effect with an intricate wavering sound. Pro-
duces a spatially deep and expansive ensemble effect.
Light An ensemble effect with lighter vibrato than the stereo type.
Mono A monaural ensemble effect.
Stereo Alters the phase of the sound to give the sound a swelling
effect.
Fast A phaser effect that swells faster than the stereo type.
Orange An effect that models a popular analog phaser in an orange
box.
Small An effect that models the classic New York phaser sound
from the 1970s.
Small Reso A small-type phaser sound with strong peak components.
Black An effect modeled after the phaser sounds from Denmark
with a wide dynamic range.
Formant A phaser derived from the sound of the human voice.
Twinkle A phaser that creates a twinkling (sparkly) sound.
Stereo An effect that creates a thick swelling sound and a sense of
motion in pitch.
Light A flanger with a thinner effect than the stereo type.
Mono A monaural flanger.
High Sweep A flanger that sweeps through the high-frequency bands.
Mid Sweep A flanger that sweeps through the mid-frequency bands.
Pan Sweep A flanger that pans from left to right.
Mono Sweep A monaural sweeping flanger.
Triphase A flanger featuring the effect of three LFOs.
This effect is not installed at factory-set default, so it cannot be selected. Upload a
user effect in order to select. See the "logue SDK" (www.korg.com) for details.
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