Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
The Algorithms and their ParametersStereo Adjust Delay and Feedback PageThese controls give individual channel control over the 5-second post-equalizationdelay line.5-second, 10 milliseconds per step, mono control for the left channel.DLAY + LDLY must not total more than 5,000 milliseconds.LDLY(Left Channel Coarse)5-second, 10 milliseconds per step, mono control for the right channel.DLAY + RDLY must not total more than 5,000 milliseconds.RDLY(Right Channel Coarse)Fine Sample Accurate DelaysThese can be used for subtle time alignment adjustments. The 300 will correctlydisplay the resulting time shift as a function of the sampling rate. As many as 500samples can be added to any stereo/coarse delay setting for a maximumpossible delay per channel of 5 seconds + 500 samples.48 kHz = 20.833 microseconds per sample44.1 kHz = 22.676 microseconds per sample32 kHz = 31.25 microseconds per sample500-sample, 1 sample per step, mono fine adjust for the left channel.LFIN (Left Channel Fine)500-sample, 1 sample per step, mono fine adjust for the right channel.RFIN (Right Channel Fine)Two feedback paths are available per channel: overall and fine. Overallfeedback is the total delay of DLAY + L(R)DLY + L(R)FIN, and is useful for longecho effects.Fine Feedback is only around the Fine Delay and can be used for very shortdelay effects and coloration.All feedback gains are adjustable in 1% increments from -99% to +99%. If themagnitudes of both feedback gains for a channel sum to more than 100%, thatchannel will take off and overload.On the 300 Effects Feedback page, overall and fine are distinguished by upperand lower case lettering:LFBK = Overall Left Channel FeedbackLfbk = Fine Left Channel FeedbackRFBK = Overall Right Channel FeedbackRfbk = Fine Right Channel Feedback4-21
Change language