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Udo Zölzer |
Chapter 3
Delays |
P. Dutilleux and U. Zölzer
Delays can be experienced in acoustical spaces. A sound wave reflected by a wall will be superimposed on the sound wave coming from the source. If the wall is far away, such as a cliff, we will hear an echo. If the wall is close to us, we will notice the reflections through a modification of the sound color. Repeated reflections can appear between parallel boundaries. In a room, such reflections will be called flatter echos. We introduce basic structures for delays in feedforward/feedback configuration and show several delay-based audio effects such as vibrato, flanger, chorus, slapback and echo. Extensions toward multiband applications will also be considered.
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Keywords: Delays, Delay Lines, Delay Effects, Fractional Delay Lines, Vibrato, Flanger, Chorus, Echo