Chorus

Overview

Chorus thickens a sound with slightly delayed, gently moving copies of it.

Voices	One to four.
Rate, Depth	How fast and how far the voices move.
Delay	How far behind the copies sit.
Spread	How differently the sides move.
Tone	A high cut on the voices.
Mix	Chorus against dry.

The gear in the header opens the settings panel; it covers the lower panel until the gear is clicked again.

Shape

Sine or Triangle LFO.

Each voice’s delay over two LFO cycles, left bright and right pale, with dots where they are now.

The header	Every window opens with the same header. On the left a dot-matrix display shows the main reading large and the details under it; text that does not fit scrolls. Next to it a hint with a coloured dot says what the plugin is doing or what to do next. On the right: Undo and Redo arrows (up to 100 steps of everything done in the window), the Bypass button, and the gear, which opens the plugin's settings panel when it has one.
Bypass	With Bypass lit, the plugin lets the sound through untouched. It is the same switch as your DAW's own bypass for the plugin, so either can be used and automated. The input is held back by exactly the plugin's latency, so the timing stays right, and switching fades over 10 ms, so it never clicks. Bypass is not part of Undo.
Input and Output	Most plugins have a column on the right with a pair of VU meters for the input and the output, each with its own gain knob (plus or minus 24 dB). Analog shows the classic VU scale, dBFS the digital one. A click on a meter opens a large view of it. The CLIP lamp lights when a sample reaches 0 dBFS.
Knobs	Drag a knob up or down to turn it. Knobs that go both ways, or that have a natural middle, catch briefly at their centre. A double-click returns a knob to its default.
About and the demo	A click on the xsidfx logo in the footer opens About. In the demo version the plugin's name ends in (demo), its settings are not saved with your project, and About opens each time the window does.