Echoplex 1 & 2
One patch is more of a clean tone sound. It’s a tape-style delay with natural decay voiced to stay out of the way of clean playing while providing a bit more stability to the note.
The other patch is a bit more of an aggressively mixed delay. This is perfect for lead lines or soloing where you want your notes to last longer and feel more supported by the fx.
Analog 1 & 2
One is a DMM sounding delay. It’s my go-to preset for worship music clean tone. I use this for anything where I’m not trying to highlight a delay sound. For most chording or rhythm parts, I’m on this patch.
The other analog patch is more of a timed delay. It’s …1/8th and would be used as a timed delay should. It’s more pronounced on its repeats and I use this on bigger worship lead lines or hooks.
Big Delay 1 & 2
Both of these presets are bigger, very pronounced delays with a lot of audible repeats.
One is used for typical delay parts where I need to use the repeated note as a valuable transient in the part. The other is mixed down a little where the repeated notes are heard but not as featured.
Ambient 1 & 2
These two patches are mainly used for swells or parts that I really want to swim in. They are the only combined delay/reverb patches that I use. They are both very swimmy and disappear into the clouds. I use these for swells or when I need to make guitar pads.
One patch is more aggressive than the other.
