On/Off- Enables and disables the chorus effect.
I / II buttons- These set the amount of chorus effect. The I and II positions are very similar, but the mod speed is slightly faster in the II position.
Stereo Width- Sets the audible stereo width of the effect. At a setting of zero, the signal will be mono.
Delay
On/Off- Enables and disables the delay effect.
Time- Sets delay time, from 1 to 2000 ms. If the Sync button is enabled, time settings snap to synchronized note values. The LED number display shows the current time.
Feedback- Routes the output to the input for additional repeats. Be careful at high settings as this can result in runaway feedback madness.
Damp- Attenuates high-frequencies as the slider amount is increased. Not only does this create more natural sounding decays, it also reduces the "stacking" effect that occurs with high feedback levels.
Mix- Balances the level of dry and wet signal.
Sync- Engaging the Sync button locks the delays time to master tempo. When engaged, the Rate slider snaps to note values ranging from 1/64th note triplet to 8 beats. Sync mode locks to the tempo in the top toolbar when using the DCO-106 standalone version or the current project tempo when the plug-in version is used in a DAW.
Reverb
On/Off- Enables and disables the reverb effect.
Decay- Sets the overall length of reverb; the actual time varies dependent on the reverb type.
Reverb Type - Room/Plate/Hall- Allows selection of three different types of reverb.
Damp- Attenuates high-frequencies as the slider amount is increased for more natural reverb sounds.
Mix- Balances the level of dry and wet signal.