FEEDBACK
Video feedback: decays the previous frame and re-injects it into the chain, with an optional delay and hold before each step advances.
| Parameter | Control | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Blend | Selector | Additive, Lerp, Multiply, Screen, Difference, XOR, Phoenix, or Replace. Under Replace the current frame always shows as-is and Amount has no effect. |
| Amount | Trough | Feedback mix coefficient, 0-1. |
| Decay | Trough | Per-frame attenuation of the previous frame, 0-1. |
| Delay | Trough, Rocker | 0-500ms, 0 bypasses the delay ring entirely; a Rocker switches it to a BPM division (1/16 to 4) instead of a raw ms value. |
| Hold | Trough, Rocker | 0-1000ms inter-frame hold, same BPM-sync Rocker as Delay. 0 steps every frame. |
| Feed back to | Selector | Self (default), or an earlier INSERT, FEEDBACK, or ISF to inject this loop’s previous frame into. Generators ignore chain input and can’t be targets. |
| Source | Selector | Chain composite (default), or AUX 1 through AUX 8. |
A Lamp beside the Routing section reports whether the chosen Feed back to
target still resolves. If that module is deleted or moved later in the chain,
the Lamp turns red and the loop silently falls back to Self.
Modules placed after FEEDBACK in the Chain process its output normally, with no compounding: the loop only accumulates signal within FEEDBACK itself.
FEEDBACK’s Insert FX chain is the one exception to the rest of the app: each
slot also chooses whether it applies before or after the feedback loop
itself, as Pre or Post. Pre runs on the recycled history before the
blend; Post runs on the accumulated result after the blend. This is how to
compound FX inside the loop instead. See
Insert FX Chains.
FEEDBACK carries its own Sends. See AUX Sends and Buses.
Manual for Vizard v0.14.0. Corrections are made in the latest documentation; check the current source before editing.
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