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CHORUS
ENABLE: Turns the CHORUS effect on or off. Select ACTIVE to turn it on. Select
BYPASSED to turn it off.
INSERT: Positions the CHORUS effect. Choose PRE to position the effect in the PRE-
EFFECTS section (mono, before the amp model). Choose POST to position the effect
in the POST-EFFECTS section (stereo, after the amp model).
LEVEL (dB): Adjusts the overall output of the CHORUS effect (wet and dry signals
combined) when the CHORUS is enabled.
MIX (0-100%): Adjusts the percertange of wet to dry in the output signal. When set
to 0% the signal is completely dry. When set to 100% the signal is completely wet.
WIDTH (0-100%): Controls the amount of stereo panning of the CHORUS from 0%
(fully summed to mono) to 100% (full stereo panning). The INSERT location must be
POST for stereo operation.
SPEED (Hz): Controls the rate at which the LFO (Low-Frequency Oscillator) oscillates.
The output of the LFO controls the delay time of the wet signal. A faster LFO rate
means the delay times will change more quickly and a more “warbly” sound will be
produced.
DEPTH (0-100%): Controls the depth of the LFO. As depth is increased, the LFO will
have a wider sweep range. This means that the delay time of the wet signal will
change more drastically. As a result, higher depth values result in more noticeable
pitch shift in the wet signal.
DELAY (milliseconds): Sets the center point of the delay time of the wet signal. The
CHORUS LFO will modulate around this center point. Set to lower values for a more
flangey type CHORUS and set to higher values for more of a modulated delay type
sound.
LOWCUT (Hz): A high-pass filter affecting only the WET portion of the CHORUS
output. Set to higher values to reduce low frequencies. Can be useful for tightening
up the low-end, particularly when the CHORUS is used with higher gain amps or for
bass guitar.
HIGHCUT (Hz): A low-pass filter affecting only the WET portion of the CHORUS. Set
to lower values to reduce high frequencies.
WAVE (0-100%): Adjusts the geometric shape of the LFO. The LFO shape is
adjustable from full triangle wave (0%) to full sine wave (100%) or anywhere in
between.
VOICES (1-4): Select the number of CHORUS voices. The CHORUS voices are
summed together to form the wet portion of the CHORUS output. Each voice has
programmable MIX, PHASE and PAN. Use multiple voices and experiment with unique
MIX, PHASE and PAN settings for lusher CHORUS sounds.
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