Section 4 - Algorithms
EQ - PANNER - DDL
00
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EQ-Panner-DDL
combines
an
EQ
with
a
panning
effect
and
a digital delay.
If
this
algorithm
doesn't
sound
like it's
panning,
check
parameter
05
to see if it's in-phase
or
out-of-
phase; a
mono
signal
will only
work
"in-phase."
EQ - Panner - DDL Signal Routing
Main
Outputs
In
this
algorithm
the
signal enters
an
input
level
trim
(parameter
17)
followed
by
a
programmable
EQ,
and
then
is
routed
to
the panner. The
panner
is
routed
directly to the
output.
The left
channel
signal
passes
through
the digital
delay
and
is
routed
back into the delay. Another signal
from
the
delay
is
routed
to the
output
on
the
right
side. One regen parameter
(09)
controls
both
delay levels.
There
are
two
discrete echoes
that
are
sent
to the left
and
right
outputs
respectively.
The
signal
from
both
echoes has
one
level control. This configuration of delays
and
echoes
provides
the
"ping-pong"effect. There is also
an
external
dry
signal (not
shown)
that
goes
directly
from
the
input
to
the
output
and
is controlled
with
the mix
parameter
(01).
The
parameters
available for this algorithm are:
01-Mix
02 - Volume
See the descriptions
under
the Mix
and
Volume Parameters,
in
the beginning of this section.
03 - Panner Rate Range: 00 to
99
This
parameter
sets
the
rate of
panning
from left to
right
. Higher values create a faster
movement.
High
values
of this
parameter
used
in
conjunction
with
the Sample &
Hold
rate yield
interesting staccato effects.
04 - Panner Width Range: 00 to
99
Sets the
width
of the excursion from left to right.
Higher
values create a
wider
separation.
05 - Left/Right LFO
Range: Out-of-Phase or In-Phase
This
parameter
selects
an
in-phase (like
windshield
wipers)
or
an
out-of-phase (opposing wipers)
LFO. In-Phase
pans
both
left
and
right
to left,
then
right. Out-Of-Phase
pans
left to left
and
right
to right,
and
then
left
to
right
and
right
to left; at the halfway point a stereo signal becomes
mono
. Switch
between
the two settings
until
it
sounds
right for your routing config.
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