Chorus - Arturia ACID V User Manual

6.5.14. Chorus

Chorus is an effect first developed in the mid-1970s by Roland for the Jazz Chorus amplifier
and CE-1 pedal. In a chorus, the dry signal is mixed with one or more slightly delayed copies
of itself (called voices ), whose amount of delay is gently varied by an LFO to create a sense
of thickness.
Control Description
Waveform Toggles modulation LFO between sine and sawtooth waveforms
Mono/
Drag to toggle mono or stereo operation
Stereo
Selects the number of delay lines the chorus will use, with a different starting phase for each
Voices
voice
Rate Adjusts the speed of the chorus
Feedback
Adjusts the amount of chorused signal that is fed back into the effect
(V)
Delay (H) Sets the amount of delay applied to the input signal
Depth Controls the intensity of the chorus
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