Delay/Reverb
Overview
Adjust the delay parameters. If the delays are adjusted properly, i.e. the low-pass is high enough, a reverb effect can be generated.
Warning: Be very careful when adjusting the delay parameters with high feedback, loud screeching noises may be produced. It can be very painful to the ears if the volume is too high.
HotKeys
None.
Features
1. Offset and Feedback - Adjust the offset and feedback for each delay. The vertical axis is feedback and the horizontal axis is offset. The maximum offset is four note steps. If the display shows red, loud screeching feedback may be produced.
- Left click and hold - Adjust offset and feedback.
- Right click - Reset parameters to their initial values.
2. Single and Multi-tap - Toggle between single and multi-tap.
- Left click - Toggle between single and multi-tap.
3. Low Pass - Adjust level of low-pass filter to use on the delay.
- Left click and hold - Adjust level of low-pass filter.
- Left click and shift key - High resolution adjustment.
- Right click - Reset parameters to their initial values.
4. Stereo Pan - Adjust panning of delay. Sound from the left channel will be transferred to the right channel and sound from the right channel will be transferred to the left channel. The notes must be panned to the left or right for this effect to be heard.
- Left click and hold - Adjust level of panning.
- Left click and shift key - High resolution adjustment.
- Right click - Reset parameters to their initial values.
Copyright 2001, C. Lawrence Zitnick