Chorus Echo

The Chorus Echo is inspired by the classic Roland Chorus Echo units from the 1970s. This unit combines both analog-style delay and chorusing, but includes new features like stereo width control and a dedicated ‘Dirt’ control for a more gritty sound.

MINI-SLIDER
Controls the mix of the dry signal and the processed (Wet) signal. The percentage indicated is the amount of the signal that is Wet.
Range: 0 ~ 100%

PAGE ONE CONTROLS

• DELAY
  The value of the Delay control is determined by what MODE is currently enabled. These can be time values or ratio values.

• CHORUS 1
  Range: 1ms ~ 100 ms

• CHORUS 2
  Range: 5ms ~ 500 ms

• ECHO
  Range: 50ms – 2000 ms
  BPM Range: 1/1 ~ 1/16 T
  (D = dotted value and T = Triplet)

NOTE: The “D” means ‘dotted’ and the “T” means ‘triplet.’

• FEEDBACK
  Feeds the delay signal back to the input for echo repeats.
  Range: 0 ~ 100%

• RATE
  Controls the speed of the pitch modulation.
  Range 0Hz ~ 8.8Hz

• DEPTH
  Controls the amount of pitch modulation.
  Range: 0 ~ 100%

• MODE
  Four modes are available which determine the character of the Chorus/Echo. The first three modes are time-based, ignoring the host’s tempo. The last mode, BPM, is based on the host’s tempo, and is based on a wide variety of note values.

CHORUS 1
Based on a very short delay range, with a maximum value of 100ms.

CHORUS 2
Longer delay, up to half a second.

ECHO
A very long delay, up to 2 seconds.

BPM
Delays based on musical values and host tempo.

• INVERT
  Inverts the delayed signal, so it’s out of phase with the original signal.

PAGE TWO CONTROLS

• DIRT
  Adds a warm distortion to the signal.

• TONE
  A boost / cut control which adds higher or lower frequencies to the sound.
  Range: Dark ~ Bright

• TONE FX
  A single tone filter which controls the brightness of the signal.
  Range: WET/DRY or WET

• WIDTH
  Controls the width of the stereo image of the Chorus Echo’s signal.
  Range: 0 ~ 100%

• LEVEL
  Adjusts the overall output.
  Range: 0 ~ 13.0 dB