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These are the controls available for the Stereo Delay
(fig. 40)
:
Mode:
Determines the working mode / algorithm of the
delay, see above.
Delay:
Sets the delay time of the effect. From 2 milliseconds to 1 second.
Feedback:
Determines the number of repetitions. Full clockwise gives a
sustaining effect.
Level:
Determines the amount of the delay. Fully counterclockwise is
dry, no effect, fully clockwise is only delay.
Use the big Red button on the right to engage the unit
(fig. 41)
.
Stereo Reverb
This is a classic high quality hall reverb that can be found in high quality
professional effects units.
Very useful for adding space and dimension to the sound, it’s completely
different in terms of timbre from the Spring emulation in the AmpliTube™
amplifier stage.
The Stereo reverb has these controls
(fig. 42)
:
Rev Time:
Controls the length of the reverb tail. From 0.3 to around 10 sec.
,
- depends on the “density” setting too.
Density:
Sets the average time between the reflections. Determines how
“thick” is the reverb.
Level:
Determines the amount of the reverb. Fully counter
clockwise is dry, no effect, fully clockwise is only
reverb.
Use the big Red button on the right to engage the unit
(fig. 43)
.
5.3
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