Atmosphere - Lexicon Vortex Mode D'emploi

Mod Fx Lvl
ECHO 1
Fbk 1
Fbk 2
Echo
Fx Lvl
Fbk 2
Fbk 1
ECHO 2
Mod Fx Lvl
* ENVELOPE Vibrato rates increase with louder signals
ECHO FX LVL Amount of input feeding echoes
MOD FX LVL Amount of input mixed with echoes feeding vibrato
FEEDBACK 1 Total gain of feedback/cross-feed mix
FEEDBACK 2 Feedback/cross-feed mix, 1=feedback, 64=cross-feed
RATE 1 Left vibrato rate
DEPTH 1 Left vibrato predelay
RESONANCE 1 Vibrato resonance gain
RATE 2 Right vibrato rate
DEPTH 2 Right vibrato predelay
RESONANCE 2 Vibrato cross-resonance gain
English
Atmosphere A consists of a stereo vibrato module which is
fed by the input signal and echoes of the input signal. The
echoes are arranged in a cross-mix configuration.
OFFSET
VIBRATO
ENVELOPE controls vibrato rate, with louder notes making the
vibrato quicker. ECHO FX LVL controls the amount of input signal
feeding the echoes. MOD FX LVL controls the amount of undelayed
input signal feeding the vibrato. DEPTH 1 and DEPTH 2 control
offset delay for the left and right vibrato. Small differences in these
Rate 1*, Rate 2*
two values will widen mono or stereo signals.
Depth 1, Depth 2
The cross-mix echo configuration allows you to create many
Res 1, Res 2
rhythmic variations by altering feedback paths. In this configuration,
FEEDBACK 2 controls the mix of feedback and cross-feed for both
ECHO 1 and ECHO 2. When this value is 1, this mix is all feedback
(i.e. each echo is independent.) At 64, the mix is all cross-feed.
Between these extremes, each echo is fed by a mixture of feedback
and cross-feed. These intermediate settings produce echo rhythms
that change over time. FEEDBACK 1 is the level control for the
feedback mix; FEEDBACK 2 controls the nature of the mix.
Use the Preset to create a space around your sound — in this case
a rather nasty little space.
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