Vox Tonelab LE User Manual

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2. MULTI HEAD (MULTI HD) Mono In/Mono Out 1
This is a model of a tape echo unit boasting three
playback heads. The echo from each head has its
own feedback loop, letting you create warm and
complex “multi-tap” echo effects.
[1] "TIME" ..........................................1...2000 [ms]
Sets the delay time.
[2] "FEEDBACK"......................................0.0...10.0
* Adjusts the amount of feedback.
[3] "TONE" ...............................................1.0...10.0
* Adjusts the tone of the delay sound.
[5] "MODE" ...........................................1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Specifies the combination of heads that will be
used.
1: Conventional echo.
2: The delayed sound produces a
rhythm of “ta-ta-ta (rest).”
3: The delayed sound produces a
rhythm of “ta (rest) ta-ta.”
4: The delayed sound produces a
rhythm of “ta-ta (rest) ta.”
5: The delayed sound produces a
rhythm of “ta-ta-ta-ta.”
[6] "MIX"...................................................0.0...10.0
* Adjusts the mix amount of the delay.
3. ANALOG DELAY (ANALG DL) ...................
Mono In/Mono Out 1
This models an analog delay that used a bucket-
brigade device (BBD) instead of a tape mecha-
nism and was known for its compactness and
reliability. It is characterized by a warmly dis-
torted sound.
[1] "TIME" ..........................................1...2000 [ms]
* Sets the delay time.
[2] "FEEDBACK"......................................0.0...10.0
* Adjusts the amount of feedback.
[3] "TONE" ...............................................1.0...10.0
* Adjusts the tone of the delay.
[6] "MIX"...................................................0.0...10.0
* Adjusts the mix amount of the delay.
4. MOD DELAY (MOD DLY) ..Mono In/Mono Out 1
This models Korg’s first digital delay, the SDD-3000.
You can also use this to produce chorus or flanger-
like effects by setting a short TIME and using the
LFO to modulate it.
[1] "TIME" ..........................................3...2000 [ms]
* Sets the delay time.
[2] "FEEDBACK"......................................0.0...10.0
* Adjusts the amount of feedback.
[3] "TONE" ...............................................1.0...10.0
* Adjusts the tone of the delay.
[5] "SPEED"............................... 0.100...10.00 [Hz]
* Adjusts the modulation speed.
[6] "MIX"...................................................0.0...10.0
* Adjusts the mix amount of the delay.
5. SWEEP DELAY (SWEEP DL) ......................
Mono In/Mono Out 1
This also models the SDD-3000. Here you can
use the envelope of your guitar signal to control
the DELAY TIME, and by setting a short TIME
and raising the FEEDBACK you can produce a
distinctive flanger effect. Even with conventional
settings of TIME, you can produce unique effects
that would not be possible with an LFO.
[1] "TIME"........................................ 26...2000 [ms]
* Sets the delay time.
[2] "FEEDBACK" ..................................... 0.0...10.0
* Adjusts the amount of feedback.
[3] "TONE"............................................... 1.0...10.0
* Adjusts the tone of the delay.
[5] "SENS"............................................... 0.0...10.0
* Adjusts the sensitivity at which the effect
responds to the volume of your guitar.
[6] "MIX".................................................. 0.0...10.0
* Adjusts the mix amount of the delay.
6. STEREO DELAY (ST DL) .. Stereo In/Stereo Out 1
This is Korg’s 24-bit digital delay, the DL8000R.
With the exception of the sampling frequency
and wave control of the DELAY TIME, the circuit
is essentially identical. Since this is a full-stereo
design, it’s particularly effective to place it after
the output of a stereo MOD or REVERB effect.
[1] "TIME".......................................... 1...4000 [ms]
Sets the delay time.
[2] "FEEDBACK" ..................................... 0.0...10.0
* Adjusts the amount of feedback.
[3] "TONE"............................................... 1.0...10.0
* Adjusts the tone of the delay.
[4] "DUCKING"........................................ 0.0...10.0
* Adjusts the sensitivity at which the effect will
“duck” (decrease) in response to the volume
of your guitar.
[6] "MIX".................................................. 0.0...10.0
* Adjusts the mix amount of the delay.
HINT: Ducking: This automatically lowers the volume
of the delay sound when you play your guitar
loudly, allowing your playing to come through.

Vox Tonelab LE Specifications

General

Brand	Vox
Model	Tonelab LE
Category	Music Pedal
Language	English