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Stereo Chorus (Chorus)
Parameters
No.
Name
Range
Comments
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FxA(B) On/Off
On, Off
Turns the effect on or off.
1
Rate
0 ~ 100
Sets the rate (frequency or modulation speed) of the low frequency oscillator (LFO).
The modulation cycles become faster as you increase this value.
2
Depth
0 ~ 100
Sets the depth of the low frequency oscillator (LFO). The sense of modulation
becomes stronger as you increase this value. There is no chorus effect at 0%.
3
LFO Form
Sin, Tri
Selects the modulation waveform. Generally, Sin (sine wave) produces a deeper,
undulating effect, and Tri (symmetrical triangular wave) produces a cleaner, gentle
effect with less modulation.
4
PreDelay
0 ~ 500 ms
Determines how long it will take to activate the chorus effect.
5
LPF
100 Hz ~ Thru
LPF blocks all frequencies higher than the one set in this parameter. Useful for
softening the chorus. LPF is inactive when set to “Thru”.
6
Spread
0 ~ 20
Determines the amount of expansion between the two channels. There is no effect
when set to “0”.
7
Direct Level
0 ~ 100
Determines the level of the direct sound.
8
Effect Level
0 ~ 100
Determines the level of the effect sound.
This is a standard chorus effect.
Chorus adds a sense of expansion and
depth.
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Generally speaking, you can fatten
longer sounds (like strings or a chorus)
by combining a large
Depth
and a slower
(small)
Rate
. On the other hand, it‘s
generally more effective to set a smaller
Depth
and then adjust the
Rate
to obtain
an effective chorus for rapidly decaying
sounds (like electric-piano or electric
guitars).
You can also make other changes, like
setting a lower
LPF
to create a smoother
analog-like sound. Higher settings create
a clearer chorus sound.
2 Channel Effects
