CLA EchoSphere / User Guide
8
RT
H
IGH
(H
IGH
-
FREQUENCY DAMPING
)
controls the decay time of the high frequencies in the reverb, relative to
the Decay Time value. The higher the setting, the brighter the sound of the Reverb tail. Range: x1.5, x2.0, x3.5
Modulator
The modulator adds motion to the output of the plugin. Used in a subtle manner, it gently adds width to a sound. At
more aggressive settings, it creates a distinct warbling effect. The modulation knob controls the two essential
aspects of modulation: rate and depth.
R
ATE
is the
speed
at which the modulator oscillates: the amount of time the effect takes to complete a cycle.
D
EPTH
is the
amount
of modulation. In other words, depth is how much the signal moves or changes.
A single rotary control sets modulation rate and depth for a processor. The outer band is
divided into four sections. As you turn the control clockwise, each section yields a greater
modulation
depth.
Modulation
rate
runs from 0–100 within each section. For example,
setting the control marker near the top of the first section will result in low modulation
depth with a high rate. When the control marker is in the low part of the highest section,
the depth will be high and the rate low.
M
ODULATOR
D
ISPLAY
S
ETTING
1–25
Low depth, rate: 1–100
51–75
High-medium depth, rate: 1–100
26–50 Low-medium depth, rate: 1–100
76–100 High depth, rate: 1–100
Modulating the taps produces variation in the delay times, which changes the pitch of each tap.
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