MIDI Delay

MIDI Delay produces echo effects by repeating the notes that you play.

The subsequent note events can be modified, for example, you can vary the time span between the echoes with the Distribution parameter.

Active: Activates/Deactivates the MIDI Delay effect.
Sync: Synchronizes the echoes to the project tempo. The time span between the echoes is set in fractions of beats.
Time: Adjusts the time span between the echoes.
Note Value: If Sync is activated, this parameter adjusts the time span in fractions of beats.
Repeats: Determines the maximum number of echoes.
Damping: Determines whether the echoes fade in or fade out with the MIDI velocity. If you set this parameter to negative values, the MIDI velocity gradually increases. If you set this parameter to positive values, the MIDI velocity gradually decreases.

Note
Damping only shows an effect if the sound settings of the samples use velocity.
Pitch: Determines how much the pitch changes from echo to echo.
Distribution: Determines the time distribution of the echoes. If you set this parameter to negative values, the time span between echoes gets shorter, that is, the echoes speed up. With positive values, the echoes slow down.