The Algorithms
3-3
Delay/Reverb
To get some idea of the types of sounds and effects that can be created with
the Delay/Reverb algorithm, be sure to listen to and experiment with presets
built on this algorithm. (See Chapter 5:
The Presets.
)
The Delay/Reverb algorithm consists of an equalizer in series with a unique glide
delay line and reverb simulator. The glide delay can be smoothly modulated
through its entire range with no glitches. While it is being modulated, the glide
delay produces pitch shift effects. Increasing delay times will shift the pitch of
signals being processed flat; decreasing delay times will shift the pitch sharp.
The amount of pitch shift will decrease as the glide delay stabilizes at the new
delay time. (There is no pitch shift when the delay has stabilized.) The
reverberator is a full-featured room simulator with its own predelay. Its many
parameters alllow you to design almost any space you can imagine. One unique
feature of this reverberator is infinite reverb: a wash of reverberated sound that
sustains forever. (See
Decay
)
Parameter pages in
the Delay/Reverb algorithm
DELAY
Glidely Gldfbk Delay 2 - -
0-638ms 0-100% 0-179ms
(64µs steps) (20µs steps)
PITCH EQ
- - - HiCut LoCut
320Hz-11.6kHz, Full,
Full 19Hz-1.35kHz
REVERB
Decay Treble BassMpy Size Diffus
.6-6.1s, 320Hz-11.6kHz, .35x-2.50x 8M-71M 0-100%
Infinite Full
LEVEL
InLevl Mix Wet Pan Dry Pan OutLevl
0-100% 0-100% 100%L-51%L, 100%R-51%R, 0-100%
Center, Center,
51%R-100%R 51%R-100%R
MODULATION
LFO Rat Rvb Mix - - -
.03Hz-4.84Hz 0-100%
Glide Feedback
Reverb
Reverb
Mix
EQ
Glide Delay
(Modulation)
Diffusor
+
Delay 2
(Predelay)
+
Output
L
Input
L
Input
R
Mix
Output Level
Dry Pan
Wet Pan
Dry Pan
+
+
Mix
Outpu
Input
Level
+
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