• The delay comes with pan automation tool with the following buttons and knobs. Shock the listener
with your carefully adjusted pan effects and their movements.
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Add shape
: Turn the automation on or off.
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Level
: Set how wide the automation will be to both side.
•
Pan shape
: Set the shape of the LFO used on the automation.
•
Pan rate
: Set the time the pan moves between the range set with the level knob.
•
Main pan
: Set the panning of the whole delay channel. If chained with another delay it will override
the first ne.
6.3.2
Ambient panel
• Create a tail to your delay to make the illusion of a bigger room.
• Ambient: Create bigger or smaller room feeling. The reverbed wet sound will play alongside the
original.
• Type: Choose between 8 type of reverbs. Everyone can find their favourite!
6.3.3
Signal flow
Below you can see the signal flow diagram of one delay. There are two of this and they connect to the
output with DRY/WET.
6.3.4
Auto Gain
If you use parallel delays, there is a possibility the two sounds can amplify each other’s phases and this can
cause louder output. You can turn Auto gain on or off to help with this issue.
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