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Chapter 5 – Overview of Effects
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Tremolo Rate/Depth
This effect adds a tremolo effect to the delay return. You can use it as a simple
tremolo by setting the delay time to 000mS and the Tremolo depth and Delay Mix to
100%. Or, you can use it in conjunction with the delay to produce delays which fade
in and out. Rate controls the speed and Depth controls the intensity of the effect.
tremolo by setting the delay time to 000mS and the Tremolo depth and Delay Mix to
100%. Or, you can use it in conjunction with the delay to produce delays which fade
in and out. Rate controls the speed and Depth controls the intensity of the effect.
Pan Rate/Depth
This parameter is an autopanner which effects the delayed signal. Like the Tremolo
effect, you can set the delay time to 000mS for a simple autopan effect or use it with
the delay for panning delays. Rate controls the speed and Depth controls the
intensity of the effect. Make sure you have the Delay Mix set at 50% or more to hear
the effect of the pan or tremolo.
effect, you can set the delay time to 000mS for a simple autopan effect or use it with
the delay for panning delays. Rate controls the speed and Depth controls the
intensity of the effect. Make sure you have the Delay Mix set at 50% or more to hear
the effect of the pan or tremolo.
Tip:
Note that all of the modulation effects have similar Rate scales. By setting the
rates to the same values (or multiples of eachother; double, quadruple, ...) you can
“sync” them to each other. Use this trick to create swirling, panning choruses, flanges
which fade in and out every cycle, or anything else you can come up with.
“sync” them to each other. Use this trick to create swirling, panning choruses, flanges
which fade in and out every cycle, or anything else you can come up with.