Figure 5: Kill-dry in the ‘on’ position
2.
Sine / triangle wave mode: this is factory set to sine wave mode for the smoothest possible
LFO, but by moving the jumper over from pins 1 and 2 to instead cover pins 2 and 3, the
LFO can be changed to a triangle wave shape, giving a deeper pitch modulation effect.
Figure 6: LFO waveform jumper selection - sine (left) factory setting, triangle (right)
3.
Delay trimpot: this is factory set to approx. a 10 ms chorus path delay, indicated by the
middle pen marking. Delays of 7.5 and 20 ms are also marked on the trimpot dial as a
guide for experimenting - for instance longer delays will give deeper modulation.
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Halo Chorus user manual v1.01
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