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By Mrclock Fri Jan 20, 2006 5:18 pm
Where is the delay effect? I thought it would be in the FX section. I see a delay on the LFO page but the release notes say "delay effect"...?
By sparq Fri Jan 20, 2006 5:20 pm
Mrclock wrote:Where is the delay effect? I thought it would be in the FX section. I see a delay on the LFO page but the release notes say "delay effect"...?
the delay is in FX2
By renegadebliss Fri Jan 20, 2006 8:20 pm
Mrclock wrote:Where is the delay effect? I thought it would be in the FX section. I see a delay on the LFO page but the release notes say "delay effect"...?



As sparc said, they are in the FX2, but also rememeber that an LFO's delay is NOT a Delay FX.

What the delay parameter of an LFO does (on any instrument not only the 1000), is provide
a setting to delay the start of the LFO.

So for example, LFO's routed to the Pitch of a sample, are used for a traditional tremelo sound.
If you do not want this tremelo to start right when you press the key, you can set the dealy,
so that the LFO/Tremolo will be delayed. Play around with, it, it can add a lot of character to your sounds.

Dave
By sparq Fri Jan 20, 2006 8:22 pm
renegadebliss wrote:
Mrclock wrote:Where is the delay effect? I thought it would be in the FX section. I see a delay on the LFO page but the release notes say "delay effect"...?



As sparc said, they are in the FX2, but also rememeber that an LFO's delay is NOT a Delay FX.

What the delay parameter of an LFO does (on any instrument not only the 1000), is provide
a setting to delay the start of the LFO.

So for example, LFO's routed to the Pitch of a sample, are used for a traditional tremelo sound.
If you do not want this tremelo to start right when you press the key, you can set the dealy,
so that the LFO/Tremolo will be delayed. Play around with, it, it can add a lot of character to your sounds.

Dave
yeah, there is a difference.... the delay effect is more of an echo effect whereas the delay in the LFO screen is more of a time delay.
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By Lampdog Fri Jan 20, 2006 9:55 pm
ALL OS20 problem threads will be locked/deleted. This is so that everyone will have a CENTRAL place to post up their thoughts and junk.

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