Delay and Echo

This effect takes the original audio as input, delays it, and mixes the delayed version with the original version. You can control how much of the original audio (the "dry" mix) and delayed audio (the "wet" mix) are mixed into the resulting audio. You can also have the delayed audio take its output as its input, resulting in feedback, which is controlled by the "Feedback" checkbox.

Without the feedback, the delay is like having a tape loop which records what you say and plays it back a certain amount of time later. With feedback, it is like shouting across a valley and hearing your voice echo back to you over and over until it dies out.

The "Delay Time" determines how long the delay line is, or how much time there is between each echo.

Note that the effect will end abruptly at the end of your selection, or the end of the file. If you want the delay or echo to decay naturally, you will need to select a few seconds beyond the sound, first adding some silence to the end of the file if necessary.


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