6.1.3.5. Chorus
A chorus module recreates the sound of multiple takes of an instrument being combined in
a mix. The effect works by duplicating the incoming signal, delaying one side while using an
LFO to slowly modulate the delay time and mixing the delayed signal back with the original
sound. To make the choral sound more rich and lush, the signal can be duplicated multiple
times and modulated by separate LFOs.
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: The chorus effect is very similar to the Flanger effect (see below) except chorus delay times tend
to be longer (0.6ms minimum for this effect) which results in a subtle and pleasing choral effect.
The controls are:
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LFO Shape:
Selects the shape of the LFO used to modulate the delayed voices.
Options are Sine or Sawtooth.
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Delay:
Sets delay time for the chorus effect.
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Depth:
Sets the strength of the LFO's modulation on the delayed signal, from very
subtle to quite extreme.
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Stereo Mode:
The output of the chorus can be set to stereo for a wider and more
modern sound or mono for a more vintage sound.
•
Voices:
Sets the number of duplicated voices in the chorus effect, from one to
three voices.
•
Freq:
Adjust the speed of the chorus by setting the LFO rate.
•
Feedback (mod param):
Determines how much of the Chorus output is fed back
into its own input.
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