Chapter 7: Editing Effects
90 S4 Plus Reference Manual
Configuration #1: 4-Sends, 1 Reverb
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PITCH 1
FX SEND 1
FX SEND 2
AUX LEFT
AUX RIGHT
MAIN LEFT
MAIN RIGHT
AUX LEFT
AUX RIGHT
MAIN LEFT
MAIN RIGHT
DELAY 1
1
REVERB
FX SEND 3
FX SEND 4
PITCH 2
DELAY 2
AMP
AMP
PITCH 3
DELAY 3
AMP
DELAY 4
AMP
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
BAL.
BAL.
BAL.
BAL.
BAL.
BAL.
BAL.
2 3 1 2 3 14
MIX
REVERB 1
REVERB 2
REVERB 3
REVERB 4
DELAY 1
DELAY 2
DELAY 3
DELAY 4
PITCH 1
PITCH 2
PITCH 3
Pitch 1 Delay 1 Reverb 1
Mono chorus Mono delay Plate 1
Stereo chorus Stereo delay Plate 2
Mono flange Ping-pong delay Room
Stereo flange Hall
Pitch detune Large
Resonator Gate
Reverse
Pitch 2 Delay 2 Reverb 2
Mono chorus Mono delay Balance and level to Reverb 1
Stereo chorus Stereo delay
Mono flange Ping-pong delay
Stereo flange
Pitch detune
Resonator
Pitch 3 Delay 3 Reverb 3
Resonator Mono delay Balance and level to Reverb 1
Delay 4 Reverb 4
Mono delay Send/delay mix and level to
Reverb 1
Think of the diagram as a "road map" showing all possible paths from the starting
points (FX SEND 1 through 4) to the ultimate destinations (MAIN LEFT and MAIN
RIGHT at the top of the page). The dotted lines indicate the divisions between
different functional blocks, and the solid lines indicate signal paths between the
blocks and controls. The diagram is similar to a block diagram for a mixer, with signal
moving generally from the left to the right. The number next to each function name
represents one of the four effect sends. For example, Delay 2 refers to the Delay
effect on effect send 2.
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