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Appendix C: Part A and B Insert Effects 67
Long Delay
Same as Delay, but with increased
maximum delay time of 4 seconds
Tape Delay Simulation of a vintage 4-head ana-
log tape delay
Ducking Delay
Same as Delay effect except these
additional parameters:
Mix Wet/dry mix
Delay Delay time (optional tempo sync)
Feedback Feedback amount
Balance Ratio of left delay time to right delay
time
HF Damp High-cut filter to soften delay
repeats
Mix Wet/dry mix
Delay Delay time (optional tempo sync)
Feedback Feedback amount
Vintage Amount of vintage “color” and tape
flutter
Head1 Delay time 1 (output is panned left)
Head2 Delay Time 2 (output is panned
right)
Head3 Delay Time 3
Head4 Delay Time 4
Pan 3+4 Varies the panning of delays 3 & 4
from center to hard left/right
Vol 3+4 Varies the volume of delay outputs 3
& 4
Depth Positive depths produce a ducking
effect, where the delayed signal is
attenuated while the input signal is
loud, and comes up in level to fill gaps
in the input signal. Negative depths
produce a gating effect, where the
delay signal is attenuated when the
input signal is quiet.
Threshold Gate/duck effect is triggered when
the input signal level crosses this
threshold. The minimum setting
(“Auto”) is normally the best setting,
and adapts to the incoming level.
Attack Envelope attack time
Release Envelope release time