Spatial Delivery is a voltage-controlled envelope filter, so it's not just an auto-wah like you hear in funk music. What's more, it also includes the sample and hold function often seen on vintage synthesizers! Three types of spatial delivery functions can be selected: upsweep, downsweep, and sample and hold. In up and down modes, you will experience a sensitive filter that is sensitive to the input signal. By making full use of Range, Resonance, and Filter, you can go from gentle phaser-like sounds to wild sounds by setting the filter peak to a very high range! Adjust the desired input sensitivity with Range, Adjust filter feedback with Resonance. Turning the knob to the left will give you a rounder, calmer tone, and turning it to the left will give you an edgier tone with higher notes. Filter acts as a low-pass filter and a high-pass filter, and can be crossfaded by adjusting the knob. In sample & hold mode, the voltage applied to the filter is internally changed irregularly, so the sound output from the filter will also be irregular up and down. When using this mode, adjust the speed of filter change with Range. In order to ensure good follow-up of the input signal, we generally recommend placing Spatial Delivery in the first stage of other effectors, but we dare to place it in the first stage of other effectors. You can also bring it to the back and use the poor sensitivity of the input signal to create interesting effects!
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