Panda-Audio Future Impact v3 User Manual page 55

Moving from left to right, the sliders unique to this effect are as follows:
● LFO A FRQ, LFO B FRQ (0.00Hz...8.60Hz):
Adjusts the frequency of the two LFOs.
● LEVEL1, LEVEL2 (-64...63):
Adjusts the output level of the two delay lines. The ampli tude can be negative, which
is important for flanger sounds if the delay value is very small, or if the two delay
values are very close to each other.
● DELAY1, DELAY2 (0ms...140ms):
The delay time can be adjusted here in steps of approximately 1.1ms up to the
maximum value of 140ms. You will need to ensure that the combination of delay and
modulation settings remains within a usable range.
● MOD1A, MOD1B, MOD2A, MOD2B (0...127):
Adjusts the amount of modulation from LFOs A and B that is applied to the delay
lines 1 and 2. Higher amounts result in the delay time being cyclically shifted further
to either side of the value set by the two delay time sliders.
● FBCK LEVEL (0...127):
Adjusts the feedback level. A higher level increases the number of times the delay
signal is repeated. You will need to set the feedback level appropriately to avoid
oscillation. Oscillation can choke off the sound completely; if this happens, simply
lower the feedback slider again.
● FBCK DAMP (0..127):
Adjusts the feedback damping. This is a lowpass filter applied to the feedback path. It
can emulate the natural damping of walls in a room. It also helps prevent oscillation.
Note 1: LFO A and LFO B can be freely assigned to many other parameters when used as a
control source with a Flexi Controller. (See the section on
explanation.)
Note 2: LFO A and LFO B cannot be synced to an incoming MIDI clock signal.
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