Audio effects
Filtered Delay
Stereo delay with high-pass and low-pass on the feedback path.
In this guide
Add it to a track
Select the destination track, open Plugins, and choose Add Effect. Find this device in Library → Effects. Effects process the signal from the devices before them in the chain.
Controls
| Control | What to listen or look for |
|---|---|
| Time | Sets the delay time before the processed signal is heard. |
| Sync | Locks timing to the project tempo instead of a free-running time or rate. |
| Synced Rate | Chooses a musical note division for tempo-synchronized timing. |
| Feedback | Feeds some processed sound back into the effect, increasing repeats or resonance. |
| HP | Sets the high-pass cutoff, removing low frequencies from the processed signal. |
| LP | Sets the low-pass cutoff, removing high frequencies from the processed signal. |
| Resonance | Sets the filter's resonance or bandwidth; higher values make a narrower, stronger emphasis. |
| Ping Pong | Alternates delay repeats between the left and right channels. |
| Freeze | Holds the current effect content so it continues without following new input. |
| Output | Sets the signal level leaving this stage. |
| Mix | Blends the original signal with the processed signal; 100% gives only the processed sound. |
| Ducking | Reduces the repeats while the input is loud, helping the original signal remain clear. |
| Duck Attack | Sets how quickly the repeats become quieter as the input rises. |
| Duck Release | Sets how quickly the repeats return to their normal level as the input falls. |
Work with this device
Start with a short passage that represents your material. Change one control at a time. Compare at a similar listening level, using the device's power control to bypass it. Save a version of the project before making a large change.
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