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Table 12. Effects Channel Inputs
FX-1, FX-2, FX-3, FX-4
These are the four effect slots available in each effect chan-
nel. Select from the four available effect modules.
Chorus/Flanger (ChorFla)
Figure 67. Chorus Flanger Menu, page 1 of 1
This module is a chorus and flanger effect. The flanging
effect is achieved by adding positive or negative feedback
into the signal via the Feedbck parameter.
Mode
Bypass or enable the effect.
Freq
Speed of the modulation, from 0.00Hz to 50.0Hz.
Depth
Depth of the modulation effect, from 0% to 100%.
Phase
Phase, +/- 180 degrees.
Offset
Shifts the center point of the frequency being swept, from
0-127.
InLevel
Gain of the input signal.
Feedbck.
Amount of feedback to be applied, from 0%-100%.
Dry
The amount of original, unaffected signal passed to the
output.
Wet
The amount of effect sound passed to the output.
Phaser
Figure 68. Phaser Menu, page 1 of 1
Mode
Bypass or enable the effect.
Freq
Speed of the modulation, from 0.00Hz to 50.0Hz.
Depth
Depth of the modulation effect, from 0% to 100%.
Phase
Phase, +/- 180 degrees.
Offset
Allows you to specify the center point of the frequency be -
ing swept, in Hertz. The range is 0.00Hz to 20000.0Hz.
InLevel
Gain of the input signal.
Feedbck.
Amount of feedback to be applied, from 0%-100%.
Dry
The amount of original, unaffected signal passed to the
output.
Wet
The amount of effect sound passed to the output.
Delay
Figure 69. Delay Menu, page 1 of 1
The Delay effect in Solaris is actually two different delay
effects, a ‘normal’ stereo delay and a cross delay. The
standard stereo delay consists of two delay circuits (left
and right) that have feedback loops into their own inputs.
The cross delay features two delay circuits whose feedback
circuits are ‘crossed over’ into the inputs of the other delay,
creating interesting panoramic effects. Both delay types
have the following parameters:
Mode
Allows you to
Bypass
the effect, or operate it as a standard