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Section 4 - Algorithms
05 - 8V Chorus Stereo Spread
Range: 00 to 99
This
parameter
offers a synthesized stereo field. The highest value is
true
stereo, intermediate
values
have
the left
and
right
signals mixed
on
both
sides,
and
the lowest value yields
only
the
left
input
channel from
the
right
and
left outputs. This parameter,
though
not
a stereo
pan,
provides
some
interesting stereo effects
when
controlled
by
a modulation source.
06 - 8V Chorus Regen
Range: 00 to 99
This
parameter
determines the
amount
of signal
that
will
be
fed from the
output
of the chorus
back into the
input
of
the
chorus. A value of
00
will eliminate
the
regeneration effect.
07 - 8V Chorus Left Regen Time Range: 0 to 800
ms
Controls the
amount
of time
that
the
non-chorused signal will delay for the left channel.
08 -
8V
Chorus Right Regen Time
Range: a to 800
ms
Controls the
amount
of time that the non-chorused signal will delay for the right channel.
09 -
8V
Chorus Delay Regen
Range:
00
to 99
This
parameter
determines the
amount
of signal
that
will
be
fed from the delay
output
back
into
the
chorus
input,
increasing the
number
of repeats
in
the delay for
high
values (see diagram). A
value of
00
will eliminate the delay effect.
10 - Mod1 Source
11
- Mod1 Destination
12 - Mod1 Param Range Min
13 - Mod1 Param Range Max
14 - Mod2 Source
15 - Mod2 Destination
16 - Mod2 Param Range Min
17 - Mod2 Param Range Max
See
the
descriptions
under
the
Algorithm
Modulators
covered earlier
in
this section.
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