| The
effects achieved by the use of tape delay can be simulated using digital
techniques with higher fidelity and lower noise. The range of time
delays (from milliseconds to seconds) in digital delays permit a wide range
of processes: from flanging (0.1 - 20 ms.) to doubling and/or chorus (15
- 35 ms.) to echo (reverb-like) (50 - 100 ms.) to discrete delays (80 up). |