Manual Addendum

Doubler

The Doubler effect simulates the phenomenon occurring

when two guitars play the exact same riff. Even though

the intention is to play the exact same notes at the exact

same time, the reality is that there is always a small

deviation in time and pitch between the two guitars. This

is exactly what makes that cool doubler effect. Try

playing around with the delay time, and use the Side

parameter to spread the sound if you play in stereo. A

small deviation in pitch also enhances the perception of

two guitars playing at the same time. Set the amount

using the Pitch parameter.

Delay

Range: 3 to 60 ms

Delays the signal in the channel selected by the Side

parameter. This is the key parameter in the Doubler

effect. It is difficult to advise on a specific setting. It all

depends on how far apart your cabinets are placed and

the listening position. If the cabinets are miked for PA try

consulting the sound engineer to get the effect you want.

Even a few milliseconds of delay will give a wide doubler

feeling. - Set too high you might find the result a bit

blurred.

Pitch

Range: -20 to +20

Sets the pitch of the processed signal. A slight change of

pitch on the processed signal is ideal to best simulate a

second guitar player playing the exact same notes as

you.

Side

Range: L (Left) or R (Right)

With this parameter you decide which channel is

delayed.

OutLev – Out Level

Range: -100 dB to 0 dB

This parameter sets the overall output level for this

effect.

Enable

Range: On or Off

Determines whether the effect is active or not.

DOUBLER (PITCH BLOCK)