Official effect
Three fixed echo-head style taps from the shared multi-tap core.
The current multi-tap family builds three fixed taps in parallel from the dry input and blends that three-repeat cluster against the dry source. `time` expands the tap spacing, `feedback` changes the first and third tap gains, and `tone` changes the middle tap gain, so these patches currently behave more like fixed tap patterns than feedback delays.
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 multi-tap family builds three fixed taps in parallel from the dry input and blends that three-repeat cluster against the dry source. `time` expands the tap spacing, `feedback` changes the first and third tap gains, and `tone` changes the middle tap gain, so these patches currently behave more like fixed tap patterns than feedback delays.
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.
Three-tap parallel delay cluster with independent tap gains and no recirculating 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
Blends between the dry source and the processed delay texture after the effect core.
Lower settings stay more direct; higher settings move the patch toward the effected repeat field.
Applies final post-effect level trim after DC blocking and before the output limiter.
Matches loudness without changing the actual delay structure.
Expands the spacing between the three fixed tap positions.
Pulls the tap cluster farther apart as it increases.
Raises the gains of the first and third taps rather than creating a recirculating loop.
Makes the outer taps more prominent in the repeat pattern.
Raises the gain of the middle tap.
Changes how much the center repeat stands out relative to the outer taps.
Analysis
Current implementation shares the same three-tap parallel delay core across Multi-Tap Delay, Bouquet Delay, and Multihead Echo.
No current warnings are attached to this effect.
More In Delay & Echo
Each effect page uses the same generated description pipeline and compiled waveform preview assets.