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88 |G3 – Owner’s Manual
Delay
Parameter
Value range
Unit
Description
Type
Mono, Stereo
Mono produces a mono signal that is audible at both speakers simultaneously. In
stereo mode, the delayed signals alternate between the left and right speakers.
The mono signal is shifted to the left speaker and the second signal for the
stereo effect is inserted between the mono signals on the right speaker. This
doubles the feedback frequency (delay time is halved).
Delay Time
0-1365
ms
Controls the time in between repeats.
Feedback
0-127
Controls the number of repeats until the effect fades out. Select low fader
positions for fewer repetitions and high fader positions for lots of repeats.
Pre-Low-Pass
2-8
kHz
Cuts the high frequencies of the dry signal above the set cut frequency. Only
frequencies below the threshold frequency are passed on to generate the effect.
The slope steepness of the filter is 12 dB.
Pre-Low-Pass is only applied to the delayed sound. The dry signal itself is not
affected.
High Damp
0-100
%
Filter that causes the high reverb frequencies to decay faster than the rest. The
slider ranges from 0% (no attenuation) to 100% (maximum attenuation). Select
higher values to create a delay that makes it seem as if the sound is moving
away from the ear, while low damping values cause the repetitions to stagnate
near the Dry signal.