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3. Reverb/Chorus Editing in More Detail
©The Parameters
CHORUS TYPE There are eight different types of chorus from « hich 10 choose. Press VALUE | INC jand | DEC |to
step through the choices until you came to the one you want.
CRI i104 :(CHORUS; Four different chorus effects that add a modulated
character to the sound: Hike several people playing the same part at the
same ime.
FBC : (FEEDBACK CHORUS) An effect somewhere between flanging and
chorusing.
FLN : (LANGER) Similar to the chorus effect, but keener and more
Intense in its modalations.
SD1 and 2 (SHORT DELAY) This is just like a defay-type reverb with
extremely short spacing between delays. SD2 has a slightly longer
delay time than SD1.
CHORUS FEEDBACK
The characteristic chorus/flanger effect can be intensified (or decreased) by applying what is called
“feedback.” This can be set between O and 127, with 127 being maximum feedbuck volume.
* This acts as the Delay Feedback setting (number of repeats in the delay) when Chorus
Type is sel to one of the Short Delays (SD1 or SD2). Also, there is no effect if you have
Chorus Type selected as CR1 to CR4.
[CHORUS — REVERB SEND LEVEL]
You can chain chorus and reverb together, sending
the output of the chorus effect straight to the input
of the reverb, Ics like what you would do if you were physically connecting the reverb unit and the
chorus unit, and this setting controls the chorus effect level in the chain. Values range from 0 to 127,
with 127 being the maximum volume.
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