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The Chorus is a 1-3-voice chorus processor with optional LFO delay time modulation and stereo width control. Chorus

processing is often used on vocal tracks to help create a more full vocal sound so the track fits better in the overall mix.

Guitar and synth parts sometimes feature chorus processing for similar reasons.

The following parameters are available for the Chorus:

Mode Choose between Doubler mode (equivalent to the Chorus effect in Studio One 2.5 and earlier) and

Chorus mode, which employs inverse all-pass movement, for truer chorus effect.

Delay Adjusts the delay of the Chorus voices. The value you set is the delay time between voices.

Voices Adjusts the number of added voices in the Chorus; select from 1, 2, or 3.

LFO The LFO modulates the Spacing parameter.

Stereo Width Adjusts the spreading of the Chorus voices in the stereo field.

Low Freq Sets the corner frequency of the low-cut filter

High Freq Sets the corner frequency of the high-cut filter

Flanger

Flanger creates spatial depths, swirls, timbre shifts, and percussive effects. Flanging is often used on guitar tracks to

create interesting shifts in timbre and tone, and it can help create lush synth sounds, as well. It works by splitting an audio

signal into two identical signals; applying a varying, short delay to one signal; feeding its output back to its input by varying

amounts; and mixing the processed and unprocessed signals. You can modulate Flanger’s delay time with an LFO, which

can be tempo-synced.

The following parameters are available for Flanger: