NOTE: With no offset, or no flanging engaged this will sound like detuning. With offset, or a flange
engaged this sounds like modulation.
W&F Rate: Controls the speed of the wow and flutter. 10 is a faster, more fluttery sound and 0 is
more wowy.
Filter: A simple tone control applied after the tape processing.
Width: When stereo outputs are connected this pans the two tape machines to opposite sides.
Note: When Offset is 0.0, or only a single output is connected, this control will do nothing.
Machine 2 Offset: Controls how delayed Machine 2 is from Machine 1 by adjusting its speed. At 0,
the machines are running perfectly in sync. 10 adds enough delay to get into slapback territory.
NOTE: When no offset is applied, a default range is used when using the Flange performance
switches. If an offset is applied, then the offset is treated as the range.
Flange Length: Controls the rate of the flange performance parameters. This represents the time it
takes for the flange to travel 1/2 of its period.
Performance Parameters
Flange (M): A momentary performance switch to engage the flange. This changes Machine 2’s speed by an
amount determined by either the offset, or a default setting, and a rate determined by the flange length
knob. Hold it down and it’s like your thumb is on the reel, lift up and the speed of Machine 2 will return to
its original setting.
Flange: A latching performance switch which simply turns on or off an automatic flange.
TremoloPan
Tremolo is an effect that is created by modulating the level of the incoming audio with a LFO. With this
effect, as you turn the Width knob, it will shift the phase of the right channel’s LFO creating a tremolo that
will move from left to right in the stereo field. When the Width is full clockwise, the right channel will be
180 degrees out of phase with the left, creating an autopanner.
Drive / Edge:
When Effect Type is set to Bias, this controls the amount of Drive. For high input levels, setting
this to high levels can cause overload distortion.
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