Unify Manual

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====== Silky Chorus ======
Unify's built-in **Silky Chorus** plug-in is a stereo chorus effect. A //chorus effect// is essentially a short digital delay line (DDL, range 4 to 24 milliseconds), whose delay-time is modulated by an LFO. //Silky Chorus// uses two identical DDLs for the Left and Right channels, modulated by a common sine-wave LFO with //quadrature outputs//, i.e., dual outputs, one 90 degrees out of phase with the other.

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===== Controls/parameters =====
//Silky Chorus// has four control knobs, each corresponding to an identically-named parameter available for modulation, as follows:
  * **Rate**: sets the LFO frequency (0.1 Hz to 10 Hz, default 1 Hz)
  * **Depth**: sets modulation depth (percentage, default 20%)
  * **Feedback**: allows a fraction of the output to be fed back to the input of each DDL (percentage, default 0%) for a more pronounced effect.
  * **Mix**: sets the mix between the "dry" (unprocessed, input) signal and the "wet" (processed) signal at the output (percentage, default 50% i.e. even mix of dry and wet)

===== Tips and Tricks =====
  * Setting the Mix to 100% (no dry signal) yields a stereo //vibrato// effect
  * Feedback should remain at 0% for most uses. High feedback amounts yield a swirling siren-like sound.
  * Setting Rate to minimum can yield a subtle flanger-like effect, very useful for guitar sounds.