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Effects |
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Chorus |
Flanger |
Phaser |
MT Echo
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Echo |
MB Echo |
Reverb |
Overdrive |
Distortion |
MB Dist |
MB Fuzz |
Wah Wah |
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Vibrato |
Tremolo |
Ring Mod |
Noise Gate |
Compressor |
AGC |
Filters |
Synth |
Quad |
EQ 1 |
EQ 2 |
EQ 3 |
EQ 4 |
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| Multi tap echo |
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| Description: |
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This effect is a
stereo multi tap echo, with ten taps. When the tap
delay is set low it creates a reverb type effect, and when it is set
higher is creates a rhythmic effect, where the echoes seem to drum out
a beat. The number of taps, tap delay and tap decay can all be
adjusted. You can use this with the second echo unit to produce more
complex echo / reverb effects. There is also a delay pan to give the
sound more depth, and a crossover knob to create a stereo ping pong
effect with the echoes. |
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| Controls:
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| Wet / Dry |
The mix of effected and
unaffected sound. |
| Delay |
Time between echoes. |
| Feedback |
This controls the amount of sound feed back from the
output to the input of the echo effect. |
| Num Taps |
This controls the number of extra echoes added. |
| Tap Delay |
The time between the extra echoes. |
| Tap Decay |
Controls how fast or slow the echoes die away. |
| Delay Pan |
This adds an extra delay to one channel to create a
sense of greater depth to the effect. |
| Crossover |
The amount of sound passed from the left channel to
the right channel and visa versa. |
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