iLive Reference Guide – Firmware Part 2 - 37 AP6526-2 iss.4
Modulation FX - ADT
The ADT DOUBLER is an automatic double tracking module for creating short
echo/chorusing effects, classic double tracking and ‘slapback’ tape delay
loops. It emulates the classic ADT effects that are popular in enhancing
sources such as vocals and guitars in live sound mixing. It can also create a
subtle stereo sound field that can help produce ambience in a stereo in-ear
monitor or recording mix. The algorithm can create stereo double and quad
tracked voices from a mono input. Thickness creates flutter modulation in the
delay voices. There is also a stereo width enhancer and the tracked voices
can be auto panned in the stereo field to further enhance the effect.
Modulation FX - Chorus
This module emulates the classic chorus generators of the late 1980’s, through
3 stereo-field emulations. These can be switched in different combinations
creating many different stereo fields. All switches up gives no stereo
enhancement. The key traditional Rate and Depth controls cover the centre
panel. The LFO driving the modulator can be switched sine or rectified to
change the sound of the effect. The auto-panning section pans the chorus
voices giving stereo level shimmer, another classic modulator effect.
Modulation FX - Flange
Electric Flange provides 3 classic emulations - ‘ambient’ a light subtle ambient
sound, ‘vintage’ a classic silky sound from the birth of tape machine flanging
and untameable a ‘wild’ flange. The numerous LFO modulators and stereo
splitting techniques found in popular pedal flange effects have been emulated
here. For classic deep flange set stereo split and stereo spread off, pick
triangular modulation, vintage and adjust the DEPTH and REGENERATE
controls. The manual switch overrides the LFO for manual flange sweeps, a
feature found only on a few historic flangers.
ADT 2Trk Vox
ADT Choral Dly
ADT Classic
ADT EkoChorus
Chorus Bright
Chorus Classic
Chorus Deep
Flange Classic
Flange Hard
Flange Jangle
Flange Space
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