Dual Delay

Dual Delay is like a regular delay that wants to be a reverb and ends up being something cool and new instead, with its double delay lines working in tandem to give you rich and complex echoing systems in seconds.

Features:

• Delay Time: The amount of time before the delayed sound starts playing. This will be expressed in milliseconds or as parts of a beat, depending on Sync Mode.
• Tone knob: Applies a shelf filter on the delayed signal to gently shape the characteristic of the "echo".
• Feedback knob: Will cause the delayed sound to feed back into the delay. This will create an exponentially decaying echo.
• Duck knob: When duck is turned up, the output volume from the delay will automatically be lowered when the input volume is high.
• Multiplier: The amount of time before the secondary delayed sound starts playing, expressed as a multiple of the primary delay time.
• Spread knob: Pans the delay taps altering between left and right.
• Crosstalk knob: The amount of "bleeding" between the two delay lines.
• Mix knob: The dry/wet mix of this effect. A lower value will let some of the unmodified signal through.