effects
Chorus effect
A chorus for FX I or FX II that layers pitch-wobbled copies over the sound to widen it; M1 sets rate, depth, feedback and stereo width.
A chorus makes one voice sound like several by adding detuned, slightly late copies. Keep rate and depth low for a subtle widening of pads and keys; raise them for seasick vibrato. Feedback adds resonance and, at the top of its range, a pitch-wobbling echo. Stereo decides how far the copies spread across the field.
Details
- TE’s guide
The chorus layers copies of the incoming sound whose pitch and timing drift a little against the original, which thickens and widens it; pushed far, the drift becomes an obvious effect.
- TE’s guide
High feedback settings turn the chorus into a short delay with wobbling pitch.
- checked on a unit · 1.1.33
The chorus's columns read rate, depth, feedback and stereo, as the guide names them.
Parameters
| parameter | gesture | range | cc |
|---|---|---|---|
| rate M1 | turn dark grey encoder | – | 12 |
| depth M1 | turn mid grey encoder | – | 13 |
| feedback M1 | turn light grey encoder | – | 14 |
| stereo M1 | turn white encoder | – | 15 |