Official effect
Stereo delay taps with moving delay times that add chorus-like motion to the repeats.
The current `Modulated Delay` patch uses short moving delay taps on each channel and brightens the wet branch with a high shelf before adding it back over the dry source. `time` sets the base delay lengths, `feedback` actually raises the LFO speeds that move those taps instead of creating a feedback loop, and `tone` brightens the modulated repeat branch.
Static peaks come from the compiled FAUST preview render. The live scope is drawn from the browser playback output in real time.
How It Works
The current `Modulated Delay` patch uses short moving delay taps on each channel and brightens the wet branch with a high shelf before adding it back over the dry source. `time` sets the base delay lengths, `feedback` actually raises the LFO speeds that move those taps instead of creating a feedback loop, and `tone` brightens the modulated repeat branch.
Signal Path
Preview source: An internally generated picked-string phrase is widened to stereo with a 19-sample right-channel delay and slight left/right shelf-EQ offsets before it hits the delay core.
An internally generated picked-string phrase is widened to stereo with a 19-sample right-channel delay and slight left/right shelf-EQ offsets before it hits the delay core.
Stereo moving-delay repeat engine with high-shelf-shaped wet taps and no true feedback loop.
The static waveform and the live player both reflect this compiled signal chain.
These are the currently active controls detected in the FAUST source for this effect.
The generated description is tied to the active helper blocks and routing found in the current DSP.
Controls
Scales the repeat branch above the always-present dry phrase.
Raises repeat level without fully removing the original attack.
Applies final post-effect level trim after DC blocking and before the output limiter.
Matches loudness without changing the actual delay structure.
Sets the base delay times that the modulation moves around.
Moves the echoes from shorter motion into longer trailing repeats.
Raises the speeds of the delay-time LFOs rather than creating a feedback loop.
Makes the repeat motion wobble faster.
Adjusts the high shelf on the moving repeat branch.
Makes the moving repeats darker or brighter.
Analysis
Current implementation uses moving delay taps without a recirculating feedback loop, and the feedback control is repurposed as modulation speed.
No current warnings are attached to this effect.
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