ADT Doubler
An Automatic Double Tracking module capable of creating short echo/chorusing, classic double tracking and ‘slapback’ tape delay loops.
The ADT is very effective in creating stereo double and quad tracked voices from a mono input. There is also a stereo width enhancer. The tracked voices can be auto panned in the stereo field. The ADT is perfect for creating classic doubling effects, thickening programme on stage or developing a stereo sound field without resorting to chorusing.
The module is stereo in, stereo out (with software normalised mono input if the source is mono). ADT will create a stereo field from a mono source.
Delay Separation Min position for short delay separation producing Chorusing with Thickness set high. Mid position for classic doubling. ¾ position with thickness high for echo-chorusing. Max position with low thickness for tape loop and slapback Echo.
Thickness Creates flutter modulation in delay voices. Very high settings can smear detail on some programme.
Double/Quad Track Clear double tracking in the first position. Switch across for thicker quad tracking. With some programme Quad can get too thick and smear detail.
Wide Extends the delay separation differences between Left and Right enhancing the stereo image.
Autopan Automatically pans the chorus voices (wet signal only, not the dry signal). This is level modulation of the wet effect (not the dry signal) across the stereo field. It is not complete signal auto panning.
Depth Determines the amount of movement across the stereo field. Use higher settings for a stronger effect.
Speed Determines the speed of movement across the stereo field.
Preset Name is displayed above the double/quad track switch. This can be touched and scrolled using the TouchScreen encoder for live update. This is a way of live auditioning all library presets for this module (factory, user and USB). Settings are recalled live as you spin the rotary. For spot controlled changes to a particular preset use library recall.
Rack Send Name (input source) is displayed to left below the title ‘ADT’.