Hello
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This is a highly positive community focused on supporting our products and exchanging suggestions to improve or products. We take into good consideration what people says about our products.
So far ModFactor has met a terrific positive feedback worldwide, at any user level.
The unit is a *digital* modulator so some analog products you may refer to…are obviously different sounding. So, in general the point is that an Eventide chorus, a standard in the music industry, won'y ever sound like an Arion pedal. No matter how good or bad the user may judge these products. It remains a very personal opinion what a product sounds like for the user.
A digital chorus is based on basic digital delay functionalities: a delay line is being modulated by a low frequency oscillator.
Delay control allows YOU to change the setting of delay time. Chorus FX generally lives in the 8 to 25 milliseconds range.
Feedback is actually a very cool thing to have as it will allow YOU to make a flanger, by lowering delay time and adding regeneration. In a typical chorus setting you may keep feedback at minimum setting. Warblyness is not controlled by delay time. Feedback and modulation depth will add that to a chorus.
If you take the time to specifically describe what is that you look for in a chorus, w/details, we would be very grateful to hear that.
Our idea of chorus is more based on historic Eventide chorusing, TC and DynoMyPiano units.
all the best
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