Mosaic - Lexicon Vortex Mode D'emploi

Mod Fx Lvl
ECHO 1 PAN
Fbk 1
Rate 1*
Echo
Depth 1
Fx Lvl
Fbk 2
PAN
ECHO 2
Mod Fx Lvl
* ENVELOPE Decreases panning rate of all panners
ECHO FX LVL Input to echoes
MOD FX LVL Undelayed input level to autopan mods
FEEDBACK 1 Feedback gain around ECHO 1
FEEDBACK 2 Feedback gain around ECHO 2
RATE 1 Pan rate
DEPTH 1 Pan width
RESONANCE 1 MOD 1 resonance
RATE 2 MOD 1 and MOD 2 speed
DEPTH 2 MOD 1 and MOD 2 depth
RESONANCE 2 MOD 2 resonance
English
Mosaic A is configured with dual chase panners, one on each
Res 1
input. This allows the left and right modulation effects to be
MOD 1 PAN
chased by their echoes in opposite directions.
Rate 2 Rate 1*
ENVELOPE decreases the panning rate, so that loud signals slow
Depth 2 Depth 1
down the panning. This effect uses four independent panners. The
output of the panners is configured such that each modulation effect
PAN
MOD 2
and its echo are fixed in a separate quadrant of an orbit controlled by
Res 2
RATE 1 and DEPTH 1. RATE 1 controls the speed. DEPTH 1
controls the width of the orbit. (When DEPTH 1 is set to 1, MOD 1
and ECHO 1 are routed to the left output, and MOD 2 and ECHO 2
are routed to the right output.)
Mono and stereo sources produce different kinds of motion
effects. Stereo inputs will cause the stereo image to spin and to be
chased by its echoes. If you use two separate mono signals, such
as guitar and voice, both the signals and their echoes will chase one
another in opposite directions.
If different values are set for ECHO 1 and ECHO 2 with a mono
source, the echoes will move in unpredictable patterns. If both
echoes are set to the same value, but their feedback values are
unequal, the first echo repeats will appear to be centered, but will
then begin to snake between left and right as they fade.
The Preset has the left input chased by quarter-note echoes, and
the right input chased by quarter-note triplet echoes.
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