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120 Chapter 8-Component Guide Part I Delay There are eight components in the Delay group, each with one input and from one to eight outputs. These are multi-tap delays, with independent delay and level controls for each output. Delay times can be specified in milliseconds and other units, including, samples, meters, feet, timecode frames, or beats per minute. Since the only difference between all the Delay components is the number of outputs, only the Delay 4 Out control window is shown here. Each Delay control window features a DELAY SCALE button, INPUT section, and delay control section. The DELAY SCALE button opens the Delay Scale window, which is used to select the delay time units. See "Setting the Delay Scale" on page 121 for more information. In addition to dragging the delay time controls, delay times can be specified using the computer keyboard. Simply select the value below a control using the mouse, enter a value from the keyboard, and then press the Enter key. The new value is set and the rotary controls move to their new positions. Section Parameter Range Description ON/OFF LEVEL INPUT MUTE ON/OFF -Infinity dB to 0.0 dB ON/OFF Turns the component on and off Adjusts the input signal level Mutes the input DME32-Owner's Manual

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Chapter 8
Component Guide Part I
DME32
Owner
s Manual
Delay
There are eight components in the Delay group, each with one input and from one to
eight outputs. These are multi-tap delays, with independent delay and level controls for
each output. Delay times can be speci
ed in milliseconds and other units, including,
samples, meters, feet, timecode frames, or beats per minute.
Since the only difference between all the Delay components is the number of outputs,
only the Delay 4 Out control window is shown here.
Each Delay control window features a DELAY SCALE button, INPUT section, and
delay control section.
The DELAY SCALE button opens the Delay Scale window, which is used to select the
delay time units. See
Setting the Delay Scale
on page 121 for more information.
In addition to dragging the delay time controls, delay times can be speci
ed using the
computer keyboard. Simply select the value below a control using the mouse, enter a
value from the keyboard, and then press the Enter key. The new value is set and the
rotary controls move to their new positions.
Section
Parameter
Range
Description
ON/OFF
ON/OFF
Turns the component on and off
INPUT
LEVEL
In
nity dB to 0.0 dB
Adjusts the input signal level
MUTE
ON/OFF
Mutes the input