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Delay parameters

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You will notice that dynamic delays work great

with almost every kind of delay – from analog

tape echoes to pristine 2290 sounds.

Damping parameter

Parameter range: 0 to 100dB

Use the damping parameter to set the amount

of attenuation that should occur when the input

signal is higher than the level limit you have set

with the Dynamic Delay Sensitivity parameter.

Release Time parameter

Parameter range: 20 to 1000ms

Use the Release Time parameter to set how fast

the attenuation of the delay repetitions is re-

leased once the input signal falls below the limit

you have set with the Dynamic Delay Sensitivity

parameter.

Reverse Delay Time parameter

Parameter range: 50 to 7000ms

Originally, reverse delay effects were created by

recording a signal on tape, then flipping (revers-

ing) the tape and playing it backwards.

Use the Reverse Delay Time parameter to emu-

late this reverse tape delay effect. This param-

eter defines how long a signal is being record-

ed before the virtual tape is “flipped over” and

played back.

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