Ampt ANALOGER ADG-1 Manuale d'uso - Pagina 8

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Operation

The ADG-1 is laid out in homage to modular synthesizers with three main

modules. They are the DELAY Module, the LFO (Low Frequency

Oscillator) and the LEVEL Module. Let's look closer at these modules.

The Time knob adjusts the delay

TIME:

time clock from 35mS to 700mS. If you

change the delay time while playing you

will also notice a pitch change as the signal

currently captured in the BBDs gets spit out

faster or slower compressing or expanding

the delay time. This is how analog delays

make that great pitch-up or dive-bomb

sound. Try playing with a short delay then

quickly turning the knob clock-wise for

massive dive bombs.

BUCKET SWITCH: selects whether the sound you are hearing travels

through 1 or 2 BBDs (4096 or 8192 stages) and so halves or doubles the

delay time (35mS – 700mS or 17-350ms). And while there is clearly some

overlap, as you can often get the same delay time from either setting, the

tone is slightly different, so you may have a preference for one position or

the other. In general, use the down position for long reverberant delays.

Use the up position for more sparkly shimmering delays, or when doing

chorus or flange-like sounds.

FEEDBACK: The Feedback knob affects how much post EQ delayed

signal is fed back into the buckets. This affects the number of repeats and

fade-out time. Above about 3:00 it puts the ADG-1 into self-oscillation for

some wild swishing sounds that change as you move the time knob. Try it

out, get lost. Come back after and read the next section.

Be sure to read the control voltage section for information on this module

with expression pedals or control voltages.

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