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Echo

This effect creates a long repeating delay/echo.

Parameter: This parameter

TIME

range: 0.0-6.0 seconds

sets the length of time the delay

continues to repeat.

DAMP

range: 315-8k, BYP

sets the frequency above which the

high end of the delays are reduced in

volume to create a trailing-off effect.

With the BYP (Bypass) setting, no high

end is rolled-off.

Reverbs: Room, Small Hall, Large Hall

Room—• This reverb creates a room-like acoustic space around the

signal.

Small Hall—

• This reverb places the signal in a simulated concert-hall

space.

Large Hall—

• This reverb makes the signal sound as if it’s in a large

concert hall.

The three reverbs share the same parameters.

Parameter: This parameter

P DLY

range: 0.0-160 milliseconds

sets the amount of time that passes

before the reverb begins, to imply

the distance between the signal and

the walls of the simulated space.

TIME

range: 0.0-6.0 seconds

adjusts the length of the reverb and

thus the size of the simulated space.

DAMP

range: 315-8k, BYP

sets the frequency above which the

high end of the reverb is reduced as

it trails away. With the BYP (Bypass)

setting, no high-end is rolled-off.

Using Insert Effects

To insert an effect on Input Channel 1 and/or 2:

Press the INSERT FX•COSM button so it lights—

thus turning on the insert effect—and select

the desired effect, as described earlier.

Press the channel’s INSERT FX button so it stays

depressed.

Press the INSERT FX•COSM button to return to

the INS screen where you can adjust the effect’s

settings as desired.

Power Cmp1

This compressor simulates the effect of a vaccum-tube amp, and is good for

beefing-up electric guitars and basses.

Parameter: This parameter

range: -90 to -440dB

sets the threshold below which unwanted

quieter sounds are reduced in volume to

generate a cleaner signal.

BASS

range: 0-100

adjusts the level of the signal’s low-

frequency content. A setting of 50 leaves

it in its original state.

TUBE

range: 0-100

sets the amount of vacuum tube-like

distortion applied to the signal.

COMP

range: 0-100

sets the amount of compression applied by

lowering the level threshold above which

signals are compressed, and at the same

time raising the overall level of the signal

as you increase the parameter’s value.

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