The following setting options are available in the Effects entry:                     
Chorus
Adds several slightly distorted signals to the original signal.
Convolution Reverb
Uses convolution to convert depictions of real sounds into audio signals by a computer system.
Delay
Sends out one or more delayed copies of the input signal, thereby achieving an echo-like sound.
Distortion
Distorts the signal. Frequently used for electric guitars.
Doppler
Simulates a noise source passing by and the resulting special auditory features.
Flanger
Copies the input signal and returns the copy (phase-delayed) to the original. The main difference to the similar phaser effect is the feeding back of the copied signal to the input. The feedback can be finely adjusted.
Loudness
Describes the hearing-based volume. With this effect the perceived volume can be increased without exceeding the maximum permissible amplitude.
Low Fidelity
Simulates a low sampling rate, thereby generating a lower sound quality.
Modulation
Modulates the signal with a selectable control signal. Supports amplitude modulation as well as frequency modulation.
Multi-Tap Delay
Generates individual echoes or a single reflection and describes the number of simultaneously possible echoes. This is a delay effect based on taps.
Phaser
Copies and filters the input signal with a varying band-stop filter. Then the signal is reproduced phase-ddelayed to the original signal. It is similar to the flanger effect.
Pitch Bend
Changes the pitch over the length of the audio file with the help of a speed curve. The length of the audio file can be changed or retained.
Pseudo Reverse
Creates the impression that the file is being played backwards by reversing only fragments; in reality, however, the file is being played in the correct direction.
Re-analogue
Offers several effect options by inserting interference effects, such as artificial aging through noise.
Reverb
Gives a reverb effect to the file.
Stutter
Produces a stuttering effect through cut-outs or repetitions.
Surround Expansion
Offers expanded surround sound settings. Only available if you are editing a surround audio project.
Surround Reverb
Changes the room sound. A different environment can be artificially assigned to the music file. It is possible to specify the room depth, width, height, and surface as well as other parameters.
Voice Modification
Modifies the voice in a piece of music. You can change the pitch for example.
Wah-Wah
Is primarily used to influence the sound of electric guitars. The term wah-wah approximates the sound of the induced effect.
 
Sample Rate
The sample rate indicates the frequency with which a signal is sampled per interval of time. It is measured in sampling values per second. The higher the sample rate the more precise the measurement, and the better the audio quality.


Effects