Four Chorus Models and Stereo Control
The four chorus structures are named Synthex, Dim-D, CS-80 and VP-330. Each uses special filtering and compander emulations intended to approximate older analog chorus units. Synthex and VP-330 use two delay lines and two LFOs per channel, Dim-D uses one delay line per channel, and CS-80 adds level modulation to its LFOs.
The True Stereo Dynamic Engine goes beyond simple panning. Mic Angle and Width control the perceived stereo image, and you can process only the wet signal or also the dry signal with the DRY button.
Advanced Dry/Wet modulation uses an impulse follower, which lets you keep percussive transients dry while adding chorus to the tail of a sound. Amount modulation uses an envelope follower for dynamic changes.






