Yes – as part of my sanity check for my editor, I’m bringing up every algorithm and going through each parameter full range to verify I have it coded correctly.  There’s so many variations because the algorithms were not all created by the same team at the same time.  Those two delays go to 1000 ms from the front panel (encoder or arrows).

You’ve probably noticed that at some point in the list of algorithms things like panning changed from -11 — 0 — +11 (internally using negative MIDI values) to 0 — 22 (using all positive and zero MIDI values and then internally adjusting it).

Same named parameter is sometimes a percent, sometimes just a raw value, etc, so even though I have code in for the parameters, they still need verification based on what my unit shows and can do.  The word Tedium, bravely (and accurately) used by the original devs (algorithm 108) applies across the board to this.   lol

Actual question for anyone still following this thread and using an H3000 — do you find yourself adjusting the individual input and output levels for each patch you create or do you pretty much just use the master levels and leave it at that?