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Damping Knob
This low pass filter reduces the amount of high frequencies in the processed
signal. Higher values yield a brighter signal. Turn down this control for a
darker sound. Damping also mimics air absorption, or high frequency rolloff
inherent in tape-based delay systems.
This control determines the balance between the delayed and original signal.
Mix Knob
Values greater than 50% emphasize the wet signal, and values less than 50%
emphasize the dry signal. A value of 100% delivers just the processed (wet)
signal, and a value of 0% delivers just the source (dry) signal. A value of 50%
delivers equal signals.
Mix allows both positive and negative values. The polarity refers to the phase
of the delays as compared to the original signal. If a positive value is dis-
played, then all the delays will be in phase with the source. With a negative
value, the delayed signal is flipped 180 degrees out of phase with the source.
The Mode menu determines how the Echoes are processed. The Echo Mode
Mode Menu
differences can only be heard when the module is applied to a signal on an
insert, buss, group, or return that has a stereo output path.
Table 34. Echo Mode Menu List
Enables or disables Echo. You can use this switch to compare Echo settings to
Echo On/Off
Button
that of the original signal or bypass Echo to reduce UAD DSP load.
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Echo 1
Ping Pong 2
Echo 2
Clang 1
Echo 3
Clang 2
Ping Pong 1
Slapback
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