Peavey Ultraverb II - Page 20

I Delay Time 000-.255 sec.
Sets the initial delay of the duplicate signal.
Fb Feedback 00-94%
Recirculates a variable amount of the output signal back to the input.
Higher feedback percentages give a more intense, sharp sound.
3.2C Delay
Delay is different from reverb because delay produces discrete repetitions of
a sound rather than creating a reverberant "wash" of sound. Pre-delay is
often added before reverb since in an acoustic space, there will be a slight
delay before waves emanating from the signal source start bouncing off of
walls. Adding feedback produces a series of echoes, which each successive
echo softer than the previous one.
P Pre-Delay 000-.255 sec
Sets the amount of time before a signal is affected by other modules in a
multi-module algorithm.
L Left Delay 000-2.00 sec (max)
Determines the left channel signal delay time. Maximum delay time
depends on the algorithm being used, and can vary from as little as .255 sec
to 2.00 sec.
r Right Delay 000-2.00 sec (max)
Same as above, but for the right channel.
FL Feedback, Left 00-94%
Recirculates a variable amount of the left channel output signal back to the
input to create a series of echoes that trails off.
Fr Feedback, Right 00-94%
Same as above, but for the right channel.
tF Tapped Feedback 00-94%
Provides multiple feedback signals at various delay times. Creates a
’’polyrhythmic" echo effect rather than the standard repetitive delay.