Delay Send is a soft effect that patches an audio segment to the Delay Auxiliary Effect. All parameters for the Delay Auxiliary Effect are set through the Auxiliary Effects panel (see About Auxiliary Effects). You can route any number of audio segments through the Delay Auxiliary Effect but the Delay effect is output in stereo to two separate output channels, combining the effect on all input segments. You can adjust the amount of delay that can be applied to an individual segment using the Delay Amount slider. You can also send the segment levels to the Left and Right Delay Channels independently using the Pan Delay slider.

To apply the Delay Send effect on a segment:

1. From the Record T/L, select the audio segment that you want to adjust.
2. From the Audio Soft-Effects menu, enable Delay.
3. Adjust the Delay Amount slider to any value between -96 dB and 24 dB.

   This represents the amount of delay that will be applied to this segment.