Modulation Effects

For more information about Effects in general, please see the Effects Rack Overview section.

Modulation Effects

Band-Split Chorus

In this chorus module, the signal is split into 3 bands (crossed-over at 200 Hz and 3 kHz). Each band has a different chorus, thus removing the sense of "pattern" on broad-spectrum sounds.

Band Mix controls the mix between the three bands:

At 50%, all bands are mixed in equally; move the slider down to weight the mix towards the lower band, and up to weight towards the higher band.

The remaining parameters should be self-explanatory.

Guitar Chorus

This chorus includes tone controls, ideally suited to string instruments.

Increase the Lo Tone to add fullness to guitars. Decrease to remove boom on guitars;

Increase the Mid Tone to add attack to guitars or pluck sound on basses;

Increase the Hi Tone to add sharpness or air to guitars.

If Bass Mode is on, the chorus is not added to the bass part of the signal. This is useful for adding chorus to bass guitars without muddying the part.

The remaining parameters should be self-explanatory.

Stereo Chorus

This is a not-so-subtle chorus which is great for making a wide signal from a mono signal. All of the parameters should be self-explanatory:

Vocal Chorus

This is a subtle chorus intended for vocals, which also works well for "fattening up" instruments. All of the parameters should be self-explanatory:

Band-Split Flanger

This provides 8 bands (with crossovers at 50, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600 and 3200 Hz) of flange with different delays, in order to create a 'cleaner' sound with less wavelength-specific artefacts.