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[[File:Delay OS.png|right|thumb|The delay button on OS]] | [[File:Delay OS.png|right|thumb|The delay button on OS]] | ||
'''Delay''' is an audio effect in which the source sound is repeated over a certain interval of time, like an echo. In OS, delay is either on of off, with no configuration. Here, delay is always governed by the current tempo of the sequence. | '''Delay''' is an audio effect in which the source sound is repeated over a certain interval of time, like an echo. In OS, delay is either on of off, with no configuration. Here, delay is always governed by the current tempo of the sequence. This delay always has 3 taps (duplicates of the original sound) that play in even succession with decreasing volume. The first is an eighth not after the original sound, with the subsequent taps played with the game gap between them. In other DAWs, delay may be infinitely configurable, but some configuration is possible on OS by using other features to create delay. | ||
=== Manipulation === | === Manipulation === | ||
