Advanced features 24
Effects - Delay
This chapter describes how to use the advanced features of the
Effects, Arpeggiator, Synchronization, Triggering and the
Utilities.
Effects
The A-Station features a powerful effects processor. Used in a
creative fashion, it can greatly enhance a sound.
Delay Effect
The comprehensive Delay effects processor has many pro-
grammable parameters. These may be edited to create the
desired delay effect for a particular sound and saved with the
sound.
Delay Level
Sets how much of the delayed or echoed sound can be heard.
Delay Time
Controls the amount of time it takes for the delayed signal to be
heard after the original signal.
Delay Feedback Amount
Controls how much of the delayed signal is fed back into the
delay input. No feedback produces a slapback echo effect, just
one delayed sound with no repeats. Small amounts of feedback
produce repeated sounds resulting in a multiple echo effect.
Large amounts of feedback produces infinite echoes.
Delay Sync
The time of the Delay repeats can be synchronized to the
tempo of a song. The standard synchronization method is to
use a MIDI clock as a master timer (See page 26). This may be
used to lock the repeats in time with a range of musical timings
(See table on page 27).
Delay Stereo Width
Sets the Stereo spread between the long and short Delay
times. With a width setting of zero, both delays appear in the
middle of the stereo field (Mono). At maximum width setting, the
longer delay will appear on one output and the shorter on the
other, producing a dramatic stereo effect.
Delay Ratio
Automatically adjusts the ratio of the longest delay time and the
shorter delay time into timings that are musically useful.
(See Delay ratio table on page 26 for timing).
Wheel Level
Sets how much the movement of the Modulation wheel on a
Midi controller keyboard will introduce the delay effect.
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