- not on this page: SSB Delay, PitchShift Delay, Flexor3 Delay and Flexor PitcherEngineFB modules (see  Effects/DelaysFlexor3, Effects/Frequency, Effects/Pitch and Effects/Granular sections).
- wet signal level of CWMod2-3 delays is ~6dB lower than the dry signal.
- the timing of all CW delays (except the standard Delay module) is dependent on the  ULLI settings; the displayed delay time of all CW delay modules except (standard) Delay is not correct (see here).
- the mod delay shows the exact delaytime - but doubled, eg if it’s set to 10.00ms, the  exact delaytime is 5.00ms.
 

CW Mod2/III delays:

dspLoad 6.40/5.70/4.40
correct delaytimes, independent from ULLI settings.
max delay time 680 ms.

dspLoad 6.40/5.70/4.40
max delay time 5460 ms.
Delay time can be controlled by ext. source (Sometimes buggy)

dspLoad 9.00/5.90/5.90
stereo delay with optional cross feedback.  In manual mode, max. delay time is 4000ms; if synchronized to MidiClock, longer delays can be achieved though (eg 120bpm, freqDivider24/256=> max. delay time is 5333ms).

dspLoad 9.00/5.90/5.90
stereo delay with optional cross feedback.  In manual mode, max. delay time is 4000ms; if synchronized to MidiClock, longer delays can be achieved though (eg 120bpm, freqDivider24/256=> max. delay time is 5333ms).

CW ModIV delays:

dspLoad 11.80/8.60/8.60
BBdelays consist of a series of clocked delay registers. the amount of clocks determines the delay time.
delaytime 0-0.58sec. 
mp3: sine, sine_FreqMod

dspLoad 15.70/12.50/-
delaytime 0-0.021sec.
This delay can be “played” like a normal Osc, if MVC Freq is connected to FreqMod. the output signal changes it's pitch corresponding to the notes played on the keyboard.
mp3 :FreqMod_coa+24; FreqMod_coa-24

dspLoad 3.90/3.00/1.90
delaytime 0-0.96 sec.
great module. but can unfortunately cause Windows® BSOD (refers to latest version 2009-12-15)
mp3: sine. sine_FreqMod

dspLoad 3.90/3.00/1.90
as above; delaytime 0-0.27 sec.