Delay

• Stereo has two delays in parallel, one for the left and one for the right audio channel, each with a feedback path of its own.

• Cross has two delay lines with cross feedback, where the delay of the left channel is fed back into the delay of the right channel, and vice versa.

• Ping-Pong mixes the left and right input channels and sends the mixed signal to hard-panned left and right delays. This way, the echoes bounce from left to right, like a ping-pong ball, in the stereo panorama.

Sets the ratio between the dry and the wet signal.

Sets the overall time for the left and right delay. Use the Delay L/R parameter to shorten the time for the left or right delay.

Allows you to synchronize the delay time to the host tempo. If Sync is activated, the time is set as a note value.

Offsets the time of the left or right delay from the overall delay time. At a factor of 1, the right or left delay time has the same length as the overall delay time. At a factor of 0.5, the time is half as long as the overall delay time.

• To offset the left delay time, turn the control to the left.

• To offset the right delay time, turn the control to the right.

Attenuates the high frequencies of the delays.

Sets the overall amount of feedback for the left and right delay. Feedback means the output of the delay is fed back to its input. Set to 0%, you hear only one echo. With a setting of 100%, the echoes are continuously repeated.

Offsets the amount of feedback of the left or right delay from the overall feedback. A factor of 1 means that the amount of feedback corresponds to the overall feedback. A factor of 0.5 means that the amount is half the overall feedback.

• To offset the left feedback, turn the control to the left.

• To offset the right feedback, turn the control to the right.