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==Multi Delay: Shimmer== | ==Multi Delay: Shimmer== | ||
| − | * The Plex modes are nice to create [[Pitch#shimmer effect]] | + | * The Plex modes are nice to create [[Pitch block#shimmer effect]] |
==Multi Delay: no spillover== | ==Multi Delay: no spillover== | ||
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Multi Delay: Shimmer
- The Plex modes are nice to create Pitch block#shimmer effect
Multi Delay: no spillover
- Multi Delay doesn't support spillover between presets.
Multi Delay: Mono Tape Echo
- Firmware 4.00 added a "true" Tape Echo mode to the Delay and MultiDelay blocks. It's mono only (the Stereo Tape is the same one as in previous firmware). From the Release Notes: "Added Tape Echo algorithm to Delay and Multidelay blocks. This algorithm simulates a tape echo where modulation occurs due to tape speed variation. In the Delay block the algorithm is implemented as a two head monophonic tape “deck”. The Time/Tempo parameters set the distance between the record and first playback head. The Ratio parameter sets the relative distance between the record and second playback head as a percentage of the first playback head. The Multidelay block is implemented as a monophonic deck with four independent heads. See the updated manual for full details."
