Reflective mode is modeled after traditional dimension expanders, using a combination of series and parallel signal processing. With little to no modulation applied, it preserves the original character of the sound, though slight harmonic overlap can occur from the lack of modulation, and this can introduce subtle tonal coloration.

Shimmer mode is a streamlined dimension expander mode with a distinctive twist. As the Shimmer control is increased, a sparkling quality emerges from a series of subtle offsets, adding brightness and depth. It serves as a go-to tool for creating glistening spatial textures.

Choral mode applies slow modulation within the dimension expander to create a smooth, natural sense of aural width. It offers a tonally clean stereo image, though the modulation can introduce a slight dampening effect, subtly dulling the sound. This can be compensated for with the Sparkle control, which restores a touch of brightness.

Swirl mode is an experimental hybrid between a dimension expander and a chorusing effect. On tonally rich material, increasing the Swirl control introduces silky frequency movement reminiscent of a chorus. On percussive or spectrally flat sounds, the effect remains restrained enough to have the movements be nearly imperceptible.