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Feedback

Connecting a delay’s output to its input creates a feedback loop. In parallel

mode, every delay has a dedicated feedback loop. In serial mode, the feed-

back loop runs from the last delay to the ﬁrst delay in the chain. Feedback

determines for all delays the amount of signal patched from the output

back into the input.

When in parallel mode and using different delay times, employ the individual delays’

Level knobs to correct the trajectory of echoes drifting off into a speciﬁc direction

within the Surround soundscape.

Main Level

Use this control to adjust the master level of all delays before they are sent

to the reverb.

Time L/C/R/Ls/Rs

This is where you set the times for the individual delays within a range 0

ms to 8,000 ms. Bear in mind that in serial mode the delay times of your

sequence add up. When BPM mode is enabled, enter times as note values.

Use serial mode for rhythmic patterns when BPM is activated. If you em-

ploy just four of the ﬁve delays, for example, by setting the Time C knob to

the far left-hand position to None (that is, zero delay time) to leave delay C

out of the loop, you’ll ﬁnd it easier to come up with patterns in 4/4 time.

Be sure to turn delay C’s level all the way down.

Level L/C/R/Ls/Rs

Here you can determine the output level of each delay. In serial mode, this

setting has no inﬂuence on the delay chain.

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