![]() ![]() Here, you can set the speed of the LFOs (up to a maximum of 5Hz, depending on the Sample Rate, or syncable to host tempo), select their shape (Sine, Triangle, Sawtooth Up, Sawtooth Down, Square and S+H), and assign them to the effect's various parameters. The LFOs are accessed by clicking the arrow icon at the bottom left hand corner of the interface, which brings up the modulation panel. ![]() However, more adventurous users will want to explore the Sleep function (which freezes the delay buffer in its current state, so that it plays its contents back repeatedly until Sleep is disabled), and the effect's dual LFOs. In its default state (with Sleep inactive), Sandman is a regular stereo feedback delay, albeit one made rather more interesting by the Sample Rate dial. The main panel also includes Dry/Wet mix and Filter knobs, the latter controlling the cutoff of a low-pass filter on the wet signal. If, however, you'd rather fix the size of the buffer while experimenting with the Sample Rate, the Lock button does exactly that, keeping its pitch and speed unchanged with Sample Rate adjustments, but with the signal quality still reduced as SR is lowered.
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