KORG Soundlink DRS REcording Console 168RC - Manual (Page 74)

24: Exciter-Tap Delay
24: Exciter-Tap Delay
In this effect, the sound passes through an exciter which adds sparkle to the sound and empha­
sizes its outline, and then passes through a multi-tap delay with two taps. Various combinations
of delay times can create complex delayed sounds.
Exciter BIND
Exciter PONT
Exciter W/D
Tapi DLAY
Tapi LEVI
Tap2 DLAY
Delay FBAK
Delay HDMP
Delay LDMP
Delay W/D
Out PAN
-
100...+100
0...140
Dry, 1...99, Wet
0...680 mS
0...100
0...680 mS
-
100...+100
0
...
100
%
0 ... 100 %
Dry, 1...99, Wet
L50...L01,CNT,
R01...R50
Set the depth of the exciter effect. The pattern of frequen­
cies that is emphasized will differ for positive (+) and nega­
tive (-) settings.
Set the frequency range in which emphasis will occur.
Larger settings will cause the range of emphasis to be ex­
tended further into the low frequency range.
Set the balance between the effect sound and the direct
sound.
Set the delay time of tap 1.
Set the output level of tap 1. By creating differences in vol­
ume between taps 1 and 2, feedback delay which might
otherwise be monotonous can be made to have interest­
ing "grooves."
Set the delay time of tap 2.
Set the amount of feedback for tap 2.
Set the amount of high frequency attenuation
Set the amount of low frequency attenuation.
Set the balance between the effect sound and the direct
sound.
Set the pan position of the output.
№p.50
is-p.50
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