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Shift (Delay shift)

Adjust the time difference between the delay times of

the left and right channels. To delay the left channel

delay, set this to a “L” value. To delay the right chan-

nel delay, set this to an “R” value. If you want the left

and right channels to have the same delay time, set

this to “0.”

By shifting the delay times of the left and right chan-

nels, you can create a feeling of greater spaciousness.

* It is not possible for the sum of the Delay Time and the

Delay Shift values to exceed the possible range of Delay

Time settings. For example if the Delay Time has a range

of 0–1200 ms and the Delay Time is set to 1000 ms, the

Delay Shift setting range will be L200–R200 ms.

FeedbackLvl (Feedback Level)

Feedback is when the delayed sound is returned to the

input of the delay. This setting adjusts the amount that

is returned. Higher settings will result in a greater

number of repeats. For negative (-) settings, the phase

of the sound will be inverted. Excessively high settings

may cause oscillation to occur.

CrossFeedback Lvl

(Cross Feedback Level)

This adjusts the amount of the delayed sound that is

returned (fed back) to the other channel. For negative

(-) settings, the phase of the sound will be inverted.

Excessively high settings may cause oscillation to

occur.

FBTim (Feedback Delay Time)

This adjusts the time of repeats when feedback is used

with Multi Tap Delay.

LF Damp Gain

Adjust the degree of LF Damping. With a setting of 0,

there will be no damping. As the value is decreased,

damping will become more pronounced.

LF Damp Freq (LF Damp Frequency)

Adjust the frequency at which LF Damping will begin

to take effect.

HF Damp Gain

Adjust the degree of HF Damping. With a setting of 0,

there will be no damping. As the value is decreased,

damping will become more pronounced.

HF Damp Freq (HF Damp Frequency)

Adjust the frequency at which HF Damping will begin

to take effect.

EfxLvl (Effect Level)

Adjust the volume of the delay.

DirLvl (Direct Level)

Adjust the volume of the direct sound.

Cho (Chorus)

Chorus is an effect that adds spaciousness and depth

to the sound.

Sw (Switch)

Turn the chorus on/off.

Rate

Adjust the rate at which the chorus is modulated.

Depth

Adjust the depth at which the chorus is modulated.

PreDLY (Pre Delay)

Adjust the time from the direct sound until when the

chorus sound is output.

FeedbackLvl (Feedback Level)

Feedback returns the chorused sound back to the

input of the chorus. This setting adjusts the amount of

chorused sound that is returned. For negative (-) set-

tings, the phase will be inverted. Excessively high set-

tings may cause oscillation to occur.

CrossFeedbackLvl

(Cross Feedback Level)

Adjust the amount of the chorused sound that is fed

back to the other channel. For negative (-) settings, the

phase will be inverted. Excessively high settings may

cause oscillation to occur.

EfxLvl (Effect Level)

Adjust the volume of the chorus.

DirLvl (Direct Level)

Adjust the volume of the direct sound.

MixBal (Mix Balance)

Adjust the balance between the chorus volume and the

direct sound volume.

Function of Each Effect Parameter

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