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using the ineko • chapter 3

28 Ineko Reference Manual

Delay Effects (2

Column)

The second column of effects programs in the Ineko are delay

programs. Delay provides a discrete repetition, or echo of the

input signal. A portion of the delayed signal is fed back into the

input to produce additional echoes of the original signal.

Most of the programs in this column share the following three

parameters:

MIX Mix controls the balance between the original, direct

sound and the effected sound. When this control is turned fully

counter-clockwise, you should hear no effect from the Ineko.

When it is fully clockwise, you will hear only the delayed signal.

DELAY This control specifies the amount of time that the input

sound is delayed.

FDBK Feedback adjusts the amount of the delayed signal

which is fed back into the input. This effectively controls how

many times you will hear the input signal repeat. When

Feedback is set fully counter-clockwise, you will only hear one

repeat of the input signal. When it is fully clockwise, the high

feedback level can cause self-oscillation.

DELAY

A simple mono delay.

ST DELAY

A stereo delay program.

RUNAWAY

A mono delay where the Mix control has been placed in front of

the delay loop. Careful manipulation of the Mix knob will let

you create complex looping phrases. Or just crank up the Mix

for out-of-control fun.

LPF DELAY

A delay program which passes the delayed signal through a

low-pass filter.

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