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• DL1 - Mono Delay 1 This sophisticated delay effect offers independently variable left and right channel delays. DELAY DLYL L/R FBD DLYR MIX LVL 1);\ CutF FB win DLYL DLYR 300.0 600.0 FBD FB 150.0 +10 TYP CutF L/R HPF THRU L=R ;4ID4 MIX LVL 0 DLYL (Left Channel Delay Time: 0.1 - 740.0 mS) Sets the delay time of the left channel. DLYR (Right Channel Delay Time: 0.1 - 740.0 mS) Sets the delay time of the right channel. FBD (Feedback Delay Time: 0.1 - 740.0ms) Sets the delay time before feedback begins. This makes it possible to produce a longer delay before a series of relatively short feedback repeats begins. FB (Feedback: -100 - +100 °/0) Determines the amount of effect-sound feedback returned to the input of the processor. Negative values produce out-ofphase feedback. Higher values produce a greater number of repeats. TYP (Feedback Filter Type: HPF. LPF) Selects the type of feedback filter to be used with the Mono Delay effect: HPF = high-pass filter; LPF = low-pass filter. Please note that whenever the setting of this parameter is changed, the "CutF" parameter, below, is automatically set to "THRU". 33 CutF (Filter Cutoff Frequency: THRU. 160Hz - 1.0kHz/1.0kHz - 11kHz. THRU) Sets the cutoff frequency of the filter type selected in the preceding parameter (TYP). If the HPF is selected, the range is from 160Hz to 1.0kHz. If the LPF is selected the range is from 1.0kHz to 11kHz. In either case the "THRU" setting bypasses the filter. L/R (Left/Right Delay Balance: L50 - L 1. L=R. R 1 - Hal Sets the balance between the left- and right-channel delay sound. A setting of "L50," for example, produces only the sound of the left-channel delay. "L=R" produces both channels in equal balance. "R50" produces only the sound of the right-channel delay. MIX (Mixing Balance: 0 -100%) Sets the balance between the direct and effect sound. Higher values produce a greater proportion of effect sound in relation to direct sound. LVL (Output Level: -30 - +6dB) Determines the output level of the DL1 effect.

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•
DL1
—
Mono
Delay
1
This
sophisticated
delay
effect
offers
independently
variable
left
and
right
channel
delays.
DLYL
DELAY
FBD
DLYR
FB
1);\
CutF
L/R
win
MIX
LVL
DLYL
DLYR
300.0
600.0
FBD
FB
150.0
+10
TYP
CutF
L/R
HPF
THRU
L=R
;4ID
4
MIX
LVL
0
DLYL
(Left
Channel
Delay
Time:
0.1
—
740.0
mS)
Sets
the
delay
time
of
the
left
channel.
DLYR
(Right
Channel
Delay
Time:
0.1
—
740.0
mS)
Sets
the
delay
time
of
the
right
channel.
FBD
(Feedback
Delay
Time:
0.1
—
740.0ms)
Sets
the
delay
time
before
feedback
begins.
This
makes
it
possible
to
produce
a
longer
delay
before
a
series
of
relatively
short
feedback
repeats
begins.
FB
(Feedback:
—100
—
+100
°/0)
Determines
the
amount
of
effect
-sound
feedback
returned
to
the
input
of
the
processor.
Negative
values
produce
out
-of
-
phase
feedback.
Higher
values
produce
a
greater
number
of
repeats.
TYP
(Feedback
Filter
Type:
HPF.
LPF)
Selects
the
type
of
feedback
filter
to
be
used
with
the
Mono
Delay
effect:
HPF
=
high-pass
filter;
LPF
=
low-pass
filter.
Please
note
that
whenever
the
setting
of
this
parameter
is
changed,
the
"CutF"
parameter,
below,
is
automatically
set
to
"THRU".
CutF
(Filter
Cutoff
Frequency:
THRU.
160Hz
—
1.0kHz/1.0kHz
—
11kHz.
THRU)
Sets
the
cutoff
frequency
of
the
filter
type
selected
in
the
preceding
parameter
(TYP).
If
the
HPF
is
selected,
the
range
is
from
160Hz
to
1.0kHz.
If
the
LPF
is
selected
the
range
is
from
1.0kHz
to
11kHz.
In
either
case
the
"THRU"
setting
bypasses
the
filter.
L/R
(Left/Right
Delay
Balance:
L50
—
L
1.
L=R.
R
1
—
Hal
Sets
the
balance
between
the
left-
and right
-channel
delay
sound.
A
setting
of
"L50,"
for
example,
produces
only
the
sound
of
the
left
-channel
delay.
"L=R"
produces
both
channels
in
equal
balance.
"R50"
produces
only
the
sound
of
the
right
-channel
delay.
MIX
(Mixing
Balance:
0
—100%)
Sets
the
balance
between
the
direct
and
effect
sound.
Higher
values
produce
a
greater
proportion
of
effect
sound
in
relation
to
direct
sound.
LVL
(Output
Level:
—30
—
+6dB)
Determines
the
output
level
of
the
DL1
effect.
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