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BCutA/BCutB (Bass cut filter)

This is a filter that cuts unwanted low range noise,

such as pops. It simulates the bass cut switch that is

found on some mics.

Sw (Switch)

Turn the bass cut on/off.

Freq (Frequency)

Normally you will select Thru, and you can adjust the

frequency if the attack contains a section of low vol-

ume.

DstnA/DstnB (Distance)

Microphones have a characteristic which causes the

low frequency range to be boosted when the sound

source is nearby. This setting simulates this phenome-

non.

Sw (Switch)

Turn Distance on/off.

Prox.Fx (Proximity effects)

Adjust the low frequency response that is affected by

the mic distance from the sound source. Adjustment in

the [+] direction will move the mic closer to the sound

source, and in the [-] direction will move it away from

the sound source.

Time

This simulates the time difference due to distance

from the sound source.

Iso (3-Band Isolator)

The input sound is separated into three frequency

ranges — high, mid, and low — each of which can be

boost or cut. With ordinary equalizers, even when the

gain control for any of the frequency ranges turned all

the way down, some sound from that range remains,

whereas the VS-1680’s Isolator cuts it completely. You

may find turning the Isolator on and off or adjusting

the level in real time to be a very effective technique.

Sw (Switch)

This turns the 3-band Isolator on and off.

AntiPhase LoMixSw

(Anti-Phase Low Mix Switch)

AntiPhase MidMixSw

(Anti-Phase Middle Mix Switch)

These turn the low- and mid-range Anti-Phase func-

tion on and off. When turned on, the phases of oppo-

site stereo channels are reversed and then added.

AntiPhase LoLev

(Anti-Phase Low Level)

AntiPhase MidLev

(Anti-Phase Middle Level)

These set the level of the Anti-Phase function.

Adjusting these levels for certain frequencies allows

you to lend emphasis to specific parts.

LowLvl (Low Level)

MidLvl (Middle Level)

HiLvl (High Level)

These boost and cut each of the Low, Mid, and High

frequency ranges. Setting any of these to “-60 dB,” the

sounds in that range become inaudible. When set to “0

dB,” the sound remains at the input level.

Echo (Tape Echo 201)

Sw (Switch)

This turns the Tape Echo on and off.

Mode (Mode Selector)

This is used to select the different delay times (short,

middle, and long) combination of three playback

heads. When set to “4,” you can select short and mid-

dle delays.

Repeat Rate

This adjusts the “tape’s” running speed. The higher

the value, the shorter the interval of the repeated

sound.

Intnsty (Intensity)

This sets the number of times the sound is repeated.

Tone Bass

This adjusts the volume of the low end of the Tape

Echo sound.

Function of Each Effect Parameter

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