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T o use MIDI continuous
controller messages to instantly
change the delay time, set Delay
Time Change to the Step setting.
Description
Adjustable parameters
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Delay Time Change. Select Ramp or Step to change the way the
effect responds to changes in the Delay Time parameter. With the
Ramp setting, the delay time change will be gradual with an analog
sounding pitch warble, (audible until the delay time stabilizes). With the
Step setting, the delay time change will be instant with a "digital zip"
sound audible for a moment.
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Automatically-triggered volume swell effect with chorus. The AutoSwell is
triggered when you play at a reasonable volume. Note that in order for the
trigger to reset, you must not play for a short time before you wish the
effect to swell a new note or chord.
FX
Wet Out Level. Adjusts the wet/dry signal ratio. Select between 1.0
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for 0% wet (no effect) and 10.0 for 100% wet (all effect). Note that
because the AutoSwell ideally raises the volume level from inaudible to
the maximum for the given preset, having this control at anything less
than 10.0 will cause there to be some dry signal present at all times,
including at the beginning of the swell. For the maximum swelling
action, keep this control set at 10.0.
Autoswell Attack Time. Adjusts the amount of time it takes for the
AutoSwell to come up to full volume.
Chorus Depth. Adjusts the amount of Doppler shift and how apparent
the Chorus effect sounds. Select between 1.0 for no apparent effect
and 10.0 for maximum effect.
Autoswell Sensitivity. Adjusts the sensitivity of the AutoSwell trigger-
ing mechanism to your playing. Select between 1.0 for no swell action
and 10.0 for maximum swell action with the highest degree of sensitiv-
ity to any input from your guitar. Note that your guitar volume and the
TRIM, GAIN, and VOLUME controls must be set at reasonable levels
in order for the effect to respond properly.
Chorus Rate (Hz). Range: from 0.08 Hz to 10 Hz. Adjusts the rate of
the chorus effect. The increment of change gradually increases from
0.01 Hz for the slowest rate to 0.08 Hz for the fastest rate.
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