Apple Sonic Blaster Computer Hardware User Manual


 
Echo dialog box
Echo Amplification determines how loud the echo
will be.
-> 50%, the default setting, is a good setting for most
echos. each echo is at half the volume of the
previous.
-> A Setting of 100, will echo the sound at full
strength.
-> Settings above 100 will make it sound like the echo
is coming toward you. If echoed long or loud
enough, the sound will be clipped.
Echo Interval determines how much of the selected
segment will actually be echoed. Echos are usually
referred to in time intervals:
-> A 1/8 second echo is about equal to the resonance
in a bathroom.
-> A 1/4 second echo is like the echo in a large
hallway.
-> A 1/2 second echo is like the reverberation in a big
auditorium.
-> A 1 second echo is like yelling in a canyon.
Decide how you want your echo to sound, divide the
current playback by 8,4, 2, or 1 and then set Echo
Interval to that number.
A couple of things to keep in mind:
-> If you set the echo interval to a number larger than
the selected segment, nothing will happen.
-> On the longer echos, you’ll need to leave some
space for the sound to echo into.
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