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Delay effect

An echo for FX I or FX II; M1 sets the repeat spacing as a note value, fine-tunes it, and sets the feedback and the amount of dry signal.

Set the rough echo distance with size, then fine-tune it and choose how long the echoes keep coming back. For a classic send, keep dry at 0 so the FX track returns only the echoes. TE's guide calls the middle controls amount and fine and describes size as eight named steps from micro to insane; on 1.1.33 the screen reads fine and feedback, and size shows note values, so the spacing follows the tempo.

Details

  • The delay plays back what it receives as a series of echoes.

    TE’s guide
  • Size (E1) sets the spacing of the repeats and reads as a note value, such as 1/8 dotted.

    checked on a unit · 1.1.33
  • The delay's columns read size, fine, feedback and dry — E2 fine-tunes the spacing and E3 sets the feedback.

    checked on a unit · 1.1.33
  • Dry (E4) sets the untreated signal against the echoes; at 0 only the repeats are heard.

    TE’s guide
  • Since OS 1.1.25 the delay stays steady when the tempo of an external clock wobbles.

    TE’s changelog

Parameters

parametergesturerangecc
size M1turn dark grey encodernote values, e.g. 1/8 dotted12
fine M1turn mid grey encoder–13
feedback M1turn light grey encoder–14
dry M1turn white encoder–15

Our wording, for OS 1.1.33. TE’s page source

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