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Delay (WERSI Delay)
Touch the ‘Delay’ button in the left hand column to open the ‘Delay’ setting display.
The Delay effect is sometimes referred to
as ‘Echo’. Echo is not a professional term,
and as your OAS instrument is both profes -
sional and of a studio standard, we use the
correct name for this effect.
The Delay Effect is easy to control. Natu -
rally there are ‘Factory’ Delay effects in the
drop down menu at the top of the display,
and the Teal / Blue main settings area is
home to the different Data / Value input
boxes that can be adjusted to allow you to
change the various aspects of the Delay
effect.
Sync:
Value 127 means the Delay is 100% synched to the currently set Tempo of your instrument and is very rhythmic. Value 0
produces an un-synchronised Delay and the ‘echoes’ can sound random.
Delay:
Adjusts the intensity of the ‘Delays’.
Feedback:
Adjusts the amount of ‘Echoes’ that result in the feedback.
Balance:
Adjusts the Tone Balance for the Delay effect.
HF Damping:
Adjusts the ability to damped the ‘High Frequencies’ of the Delay effect.
The Manuale, Accomp and Drums Buttons:
OAS instruments allow you to assign different Delay Settings to not just the sounds of the ‘manuals and pedals’ but
also to the ‘Accompaniment’ and also the ‘Drums’.
When you select one of the three buttons at the bottom of the display, the display changes to allow you to select Delay
presets or make specific changes for the relevant section of the instrument.
The instrument section you are adjusting will be highlighted in ‘Green’. In our example, the Delay is set for the ‘Manu -
als’ (Manuale).
Manuale: Keyboard Manuals and Pedals.
Accomp: Auto-Accompaniment / MIDI Sequences.
Drums: Longwave Drum Kits.
Saving A Delay Preset
Saving a Delay Preset is identical to saving a ‘Reverb’ preset in the previous section. Please see ‘Saving a Reverb
Preset’.
Deleting A Delay Preset
Deleting a Delay Preset is identical to saving a ‘Reverb’ preset in the previous section. Please see ‘Deleting a Reverb
Preset’.
Setting A DelayPreset As The Standard Preset
Setting the Delay Preset as the ‘Standard Preset’ is identical to the process for setting the ‘Reverb’ preset as standard,
already explained on the previous page. Please see ‘Setting A Reverb Preset As The Standard Preset (STD).