Delay Mode - Rebis Audio RA226 User Manual

Delay Mode:

The delay mode is selected with the Delay pushbutton and when
pushed one of two maximum delay times are selected depending on the
setting of the End control.
Before selecting this mode you should decide whether you require
any more than 1.3 seconds delay (at 16kHz bandwidth), if you do then
you must set the End control clockwise before pushing the Delay but-
ton. If 1.3 seconds is adequate set the End control anticlockwise and
push the Delay button.
When the maximum delay time is 1.3 seconds the delay mode uses
the last 1.3 seconds of memory only, any samples stored in memory up
to this point will not be affected by using the Delay mode. However
when the full delay time is selected all of memory is used and any sam-
ples will be lost.
The Mix control should be used to obtain the required blend of input
and output signals. If an echo send line is being used to drive the unit
then none of the input signal will normally be needed at the output and
the Mix control can be turned fully clockwise. Alternately if the unit is
wired into the insert points of a mixing console then the amount of echo
mixed with the input will be controlled on the RA226 by setting the
Mix control near it's centre.
The delay time is now variable with the End control from two milli-
seconds (anticlockwise) to the maximum time selected (clockwise).
The Feedback control is used to set the number of repeats, from one
with it anticlockwise to almost an infinite number with it fully clock-
wise.
The Pitch control will set the bandwidth of the delayed signal and can
be useful in making echoed signals sound more natural. This control
also has an effect on the delay time and can be used as a fine tune if a
particular time is required.