Applying Chorus, Delay Or Doubling - Boss BR-1600CD Basic Operation Gude

Mixing audio from various tracks onto a stereo track (Mix Down)

Applying chorus, delay or doubling

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Press LOOP EFFECTS [CHORUS/
DELAY].
The BR-1600CD will display a screen (Chorus/Delay
Send) for adjusting the amount of the audio being
sent from each track to the delay or chorus.
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If this screen does not appear, use either [
[ ] to call it up.
2
Press [F2] (EDIT).
The Chorus/Delay Edit screen will appear.
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3
Move the cursor to TYPE and select the
desired Loop Effect using the TIME/
VALUE dial.
CHORUS:
A chorus effect creates sound a little off, and by
adding this to the original sound, it allows the sound
to be thickened. You can have the effect seemed to be
surrounded by the sound.
DELAY:
A delay effect works like an echo by repeating the
] or
original sound after a specific delay time. You can
apply this effect on instruments that play melodies to
create a richer, thicker sound with no loss of presence.
DOUBLING:
A doubling effect is essentially the same as a delay
with an extremely short delay time. You can use this
effect to make an instrument recorded in mono sound
like it was actually recorded in stereo.
4
Press [EXIT/NO] to return to the
Chorus/Delay Send screen.
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