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Chorus
CHORUS
DIR/EFF Controls the balance of
volume levels between the direct
signal and the Chorus signal: At a
value of 0, only the direct signal is
audible, at a value of 127, only the
Chorus output signal is audible.
The values between these two
extremes determine the mix of the
two signals.
volume levels between the direct
signal and the Chorus signal: At a
value of 0, only the direct signal is
audible, at a value of 127, only the
Chorus output signal is audible.
The values between these two
extremes determine the mix of the
two signals.
The pure chorus signal is created
by a delay (CHORUS delay) and a
pitch modulation of the chorus’
on-board LFOs (CHORUS Rate and
Depth). Not until the direct or dry
signal (CHORUS Dir/Eff) is mixed
to the wet signal is the typical cho-
rus effect generated.
by a delay (CHORUS delay) and a
pitch modulation of the chorus’
on-board LFOs (CHORUS Rate and
Depth). Not until the direct or dry
signal (CHORUS Dir/Eff) is mixed
to the wet signal is the typical cho-
rus effect generated.
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Dir/Efx 20≤
Dir/Efx 20≤
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RATE Determines the speed of the
Chorus LFO.
Chorus LFO.
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Rate 69≤
Rate 69≤
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DEPTH Controls the intensity of
the delay modulation by the LFO.
the delay modulation by the LFO.
The LFO modulates the left and
right sides of the Chorus signal
antiphase, which generates a true
stereo effect.
right sides of the Chorus signal
antiphase, which generates a true
stereo effect.
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Depth 16≤
Depth 16≤
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DELAY Controls the delay time of
the Chorus.
the Chorus.
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Delay 127≤
Delay 127≤
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