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Effect Algorithm

(*4) The note value lengths have the following significance.

4band EQ (4band Equalizer)

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Display

Explanation

0.0 no delay sound.

1/1 a whole note

1/1t a whole note triplets

1/2 a half note

1/2t half note triplets

1/4 a quarter note

1/4t quarter note triplets

1/8 an eighth note

1/8t eighth note triplets

1/16 a sixteenth note

1/16t sixteenth note triplets

If the specified note value

length exceeds the

allowable range of delay

time, the delay time will be

limited to the allowable

range (In this case, in the

LCD, a ∗ symbol will

appear; in the VGA, the

value will display in red).

When using the Tempo Mapping Effect (TME) and a new tempo has been entered into a Tempo Map, please

reduce the input signal to the TME by manually switching off the appropriate Aux Send(s) on the source

channel(s), prior to the tempo map change. (i.e. On the affected snare drum's channel, set Aux Send 1 Sw to OFF if

the TME is in the FX1 position, before the tempo change.)

This will avoid possible pitch changes of the delay effect while changing tempos. Switch on the Aux Send after the

new tempo has stabilized to hear the Tempo Mapping Effect again....synchronized with the new tempo.

Alternatively, Automix snapshots can be used to automatically perform this function, as well as change Aux Send

and FX Return values as needed.

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