Press the Time button to switch off of Note mode. Choose the Rhythm Echo mode on the front panel. Here’s how to set it up from the default preset. EchoBoy features simple controls to get this effect fast. Warp and Bouncing Ball: The bouncing ball delay effect, made famous by Aphex Twin, is a unique effect that was also very difficult to achieve with the available hardware in the time period it was conceived.This trick is fantastic for looping style long tempo locked delays. Get creative and do some new things with longer feedback delays to get a new kind of sound in place of the classic darkening of a real tape echo. It’s adding or subtracting frequencies, per EQ band, in the feedback path so you can contour your feedback in almost limitless ways.

Open the Style Edit menu and on the High EQ, turn the Decay knob full left. The best way to hear the effect is to choose the EchoBox preset from the Classics folder. From that menu, you’ll see that each band has its own Decay control. The tool to control this is in the Style Edit menu in the EQ section. Decay shaping: Decay shaping is how you get those cool darkening delays as they fade out.Also, keep in mind the Wobble (modulation) is only active if one or both of the switches in the Wobble section are on, Output (OUT) and/or Feedback (FB). In the Style Edit menu, experiment with different wave shapes, speeds, and depths to dial in your sound. With EchoBoy’s diverse sonic palette available with the different “Styles,” creating warm analog-sounding chorus and flanging or clean clear digital versions is a breeze. Scroll through that folder for a lot of other cool modulation presets. The easy way into this is to get in the Chorus & Modulation presets folder and pull up the CE-1 Chorus. Chorus/Flange: EchoBoy can create possibly one of the richest, warmest choruses out there.

Soundtoys chorus