This table describes the Delay effects pedals.
Stompbox | Description |
|---|---|
Blue Echo | A delay effect. Time sets the modulation speed and can either run freely or be synchronized with the Logic Pro X tempo when you enable the Sync button. When synchronized, you can specify bar, beat, and note values, including triplets and dotted notes. The Repeats knob determines the number of delay repeats. Mix sets the balance between the delayed and source signals. The Tone Cut switch controls a fixed frequency internal filter circuit that allows more low (Lo) or high (Hi) frequency content to be heard. You can also disable this filter circuit by choosing Off. Through passes the source signal through to the next pedal, while delay repeats continue. |
Spring Box | A spring reverb pedal. Time sets the length of the reverberation to short, medium, or long values. Tone controls the cutoff frequency, making the effect brighter or darker. Style switches between algorithms, each with different characteristics. You can choose Boutique, Simple, Vintage, Bright, or Resonant. Mix sets the ratio between the source and effect signals. |
Tie Dye Delay | A warm-sounding reverse delay effect that is perfect for fans of 1960s and 1970s psychedelic rock. |
Tru-Tape Delay | A vintage tape delay effect. The Norm/Reverse switch changes the delay playback direction. Reverse mode is indicated by a blue LED and Normal mode is indicated by a red LED. Hi Cut and Lo Cut activate a fixed frequency filter. Dirt sets the amount of input signal gain, which can introduce an overdriven, saturated quality. Flutter emulates speed fluctuations in the tape transport mechanism. Time sets the modulation speed and can either run freely or be synchronized with the Logic Pro X tempo when you enable the Sync button. When synchronized, you can specify bar, beat, and note values, including triplets and dotted notes. Feedback determines the amount of effect signal that is routed back into the input. The buildup of repeating signals can be used creatively for dub-delay and other effects by adjusting Feedback in real time. Mix sets the balance between the source and effect signals. |