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- PREDELAY
Traditionally, predelay is used to add a fixed amount of time between the start of your sound and when the reverb tank starts.
In the studio (currently), it typically is under 50 milliseconds. Adding predelay is a useful way to de-clutter and add clarity to your
sound by allowing your notes to breathe before they are enveloped by the sound of the reverb.
In MercuryX, we expand the concept and use of predelay by replacing a simple short mono delay line with twin 2.54 second delay
lines with modulation, selectable types, modulation, filtering, cross-feedback and a special routing position which allows you to
put any of the processing elements in the predelay’s feedback loop. A unique feature of the MercuryX’s predelay is the Dry Blend
control, that allows you to feed some signal from before the predelay into the tank.
COMMON DELAY PARAMETERS:
Time - The current delay time. This parameter is linked to the front panel Time knob, has 32 bit resolution, and can be expressed in
seconds or BPM by changing the “TEMPO DISP” setting in the Global Edit Pages. The Time parameter can be applied per preset or
globally to all presets by changing the “TEMPO SEL” parameter in the Global Edit Pages.
Left Division - This parameter sets the current time subdivision for the Left delay line and is expressed in note values. The division
parameter is useful when you want to automatically adjust your Left delay to a specific note value ratio of the Time parameter.
In the “BLANK” preset, this parameter defaults to “OFF”, which gives you quarter note divisions that match the blinking Tap LED on
the front panel.
Right Note Division - This parameter sets the current time subdivision for the Right delay line and is expressed in note values. The
division parameter is useful when you want to automatically adjust your Right delay to a specific note value ratio of the Time pa-
rameter. In the “BLANK” preset, this parameter defaults to “OFF”, which gives you quarter note divisions that match the blinking
Tap LED on the front panel.
Half Speed - This sets the current read/write speed for the delay line. When half speed is disabled the delays operate at 48 kHz
sampling rate giving you a maximum delay time of 2.54 seconds of stereo delay time; and when half speed is enabled the delays
operate at 24 KHz giving you 5.08 seconds of delay time. Try changing the Half Speed parameter while the delays are echoing
with a generous amount of feedback to create interesting time and pitch effects.
Feedback - This controls the amount of the delay line’s output that is mixed onto the delay line’s input. This parameter is linked to
the front panel Feedback knob and sets the feedback for both the Left and Right delays.
Crossfeed - This control works with the feedback parameter to set how much of the Left delay output is mixed onto the Right
delay input, and how much of the Right delay output is mixed onto the Left delay input. Use this to create interesting cascading
delay effects when the Left and Right delays have different settings.
Mod - This parameter sets the amount of modulation to the Left and Right delay lines, and has a different voicing for each Delay
Type. This parameter is linked to the front panel Mod knob, and is not connected to the Modulation category. The Mod parame-
ter is useful to quickly dial in some motion to animate your delay lines. For deeper and more complete modulation control, use the
Modulation category when you want to enhance your delay lines with even more modulation.
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Productinformatie
| Merk | Meris |
| Model | Mercury X |
| Categorie | Niet gecategoriseerd |
| Taal | Nederlands |
| Grootte | 3449 MB |