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Description:
MIOModDelay is a dynamic, interpolating delay that uses a audio control signal to set the delay time
through the process. The input control signal is clipped to the range of 0.0
…
1.0, and then is multipled
with the maximum delay specified by
Delay(samp)
. The resulting fractional delay is applied to the
input signal to form the output signal.
Since the delay is variable on a sample by sample basis, and it supports fractional delays, the MIOMod-
Delay can be used for automatic modulation effects like vibrato and chorus.
Parameters:
Delay(samp)
[0, 1.023k] samps
Sets the maximum delay, in samples, applied to the input signal.
Master Bypass
{On, Off}
When bypasssed, the delay through the process is 0.
See also:
MIODelay , MIO Delay (1k) , MIO Delay (24k) , MIO Delay (96k) , MIO Delay (1k IM) , MIO MultiTap
Delay
MIO Delay (1k)
• Synopsis: Short (1024 sample) Delay
• Category: Delay, Building Blocks
• Channels: 1, 2
Description:
Provides an integer sample delay from the input to the output. Changes in the delay time are interpo-
lated, allowing you to change the delay time with no glitches. For large changes in the delay time, the
interpolation has the effect of shifting the pitch of the delayed signal as the delay time is changing.
This version of the delay utilizes the external memory block for the delay buffer. If you get a message
that MIO Console can't instantiate the plug-in, try using the IM version.
Parameters:
Delay(samp)
[0, 1.023k] samps
Specifies the delay throught the process block in samples.
Delay(ms)
[0, 23.1973] ms
Specifies the delay throught the process block in milliseconds.
Master Bypass
{On, Off}
When engaged sets the delay through the block to 0.
MIO Delay (24k)
• Synopsis: Medium (500ms) Delay
• Category: Delay, Building Blocks
• Channels: 1, 2
Description:
Provides an integer sample delay from the input to the output. Changes in the delay time are interpo-
lated, allowing you to change the delay time with no glitches. For large changes in the delay time, the
interpolation has the effect of shifting the pitch of the delayed signal as the delay time is changing.