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Mixer Functions
Effect parameter details
The parameters that can be adjusted will depend on the parameter type.
The following describes parameters for effect types L01 through L38 used for the loop effect.
See "Advanced Operations" on page 83 for details about parameters for effect types L39 through L44 used for
the insert effect.
Reverb effect parameters (parameter type: REVERB)
For effect types 1--24 of the preceding "Effect type" table, the following five parameters can be adjusted.
1. Eff Level Adjust the effect return level: 0~99
2. Rev Time Adjust the length of reverberation. Range: 0.1--9.9 seconds
3. Pre Delay Adjust the time from the original sound until reverberation begins. Range: 0--100 ms
4. Hi Ratio Adjust the decay ratio of the high frequencies. Range: 0--10
5. E/R Level Adjust the volume of the early reflections. Range: 0--99
Delay+reverb effect parameters (parameter type: DELAY+REVERB)
For effect types 25--28 of the preceding "Effect type" table, the following five parameters can be adjusted.
1. Eff Level Adjust the effect return level: 0~99
2. Delay Time Adjust the delay time: Range: 1--230 ms
3. Feedback Adjust the number of delay repeats. Range: 0--99
4. Delay Bal Adjust the delay balance. Range: 0--99
5. Rev Time Adjust the length of reverberation. Range: 0.1--9.9 seconds
Delay effect parameters (parameter type: DELAY)
For effect types 29 and 30 of the preceding "Effect type" table, the following five parameters can be adjusted.
1. Eff Level Adjust the effect return level: 0~99
2. Delay Time Adjust the delay time. Range: 1--680 ms
3. Feedback Adjust the number of delay repeats. Range: 0--99
4. Hi Ratio Adjust the decay ratio of the high frequencies. Range: 0--10
5. Filter Adjust the tone of the delay sound. Range: L9~L1, OFF, H1~H9
* L1~L9 = LPF (larger numbers will lower the cutoff frequency)
* H1~H9 = HPF (larger numbers will raise the cutoff frequency)
BPM delay effect parameters (parameter type: BPM DELAY)
For effect types 31 and 32 of the preceding "Effect type" table, the following five parameters can be adjusted.
1. Eff Level Adjust the effect return level: 0~99
2. BPM Adjust the BPM. Range: 30--250 bpm
3. Note Select the note value for the delay. Range: 24, 16, 8T, 16...8, 4T, 8., 4, 2T, 4., 2, 2., 1
* 24 = 16th note sextuplets, 16 = 16th notes, 8T = 8th note triplets, 16. = dotted sixteenth notes,
8 = 8th notes, 4T = quarter note triplets, 8. = dotted eighth notes,
4 = quarter notes, 2T = half-note triplets, 4. = dotted quarter notes, 2 = half notes
* The "." shown in the ninth character of the LCD indicates a dotted note.
* The "T" shown in the ninth character of the LCD indicates a triplet.
4. Feedback Adjust the number of delay repeats. Range: 0--99 (100 steps in increments of 1)
5. Filter Adjust the tone of the delay sound. Range: L9~L1, OFF, H1~H9
* L1~L9 = LPF (larger numbers will lower the cutoff frequency)
* H1~H9 = HPF (larger numbers will raise the cutoff frequency)
Short delay effect parameters (parameter type: SHORT DELAY)
For effect type 33 of the preceding "Effect type" table, the following five parameters can be adjusted.
1. Eff Level Adjust the effect return level: 0~99
2. Delay Time Adjust the delay time. Range: 0.1--9.9 ms, 10--99 ms, 100--200 ms
3. Feedback Adjust the number of delay repeats. Range: 0--99
4. Hi Ratio Adjust the decay ratio of the high frequencies. Range: 0--10
5. Filter Adjust the tone of the delay sound. Range: L9~L1, OFF, H1~H9
* L1~L9 = LPF (larger numbers will lower the cutoff frequency)
* H1~H9 = HPF (larger numbers will raise the cutoff frequency)
Doubling effect parameters (parameter type: DOUBLING)
For effect type 34 of the preceding "Effect type" table, the following four parameters can be adjusted.
1. Eff Level Adjust the effect return level: 0~99
2. Lch Delay Adjust the delay time of the L channel. Range: 0.1--9.9 ms, 10--99 ms, 100--200 ms
3. Rch Delay Adjust the delay time of the R channel. Range: 0.1--9.9 ms, 10--99ms, 100--200 ms
4. Filter Adjust the tone of the delay sound. Range: L9~L1, OFF, H1~H9
* L1~L9 = LPF (larger numbers will lower the cutoff frequency)
* H1~H9 = HPF (larger numbers will raise the cutoff frequency)