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Unlike the loop effect described earlier in "Mixer Functions", the insert effect is applied when
rerecording any recorded track among tracks 1 through 6.
This rerecording mode in which the insert effect is applied is called "REC EFFECT" mode.
Six distortion/simulation type effects are available for the insert effect. You can distort a guitar,
bass, drums or vocal, as well as simulate a famous guitar amplifier or microphone character.
Using the insert effect
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<How to use the loop effect>
<Track bounce> <Mixdown>
<How to use the insert effect>
<Effect types available for the insert effect>
There are six effect types below available for the insert effect, in addition to 38 types for the loop effect as
described earlier in "Mixer Functions".
See page xx for details about parameters for each effect type.
“L39: Gtr Dist (guitar distortion)”
“L40: Bass Dist (bass distortion)”
“L41: Drum Dist (drum distortion)”
“L42: Voice Dist (voice distortion)”
“L43: Gtr Amp Sim (guitar amp simulator)”
“L44: Mic Sim (microphone simulator)”