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(4.3) Using the Onboard Effects
To hear audio effects on a channel:
1. Use the EFX Select knob to choose one of the effects listed in the
table below.
2. Adjust the EFX Variation knob to select from among the available
preset (fixed) variations for your selected effect’s time-based
parameters, such as reverb decay time or chorus rate.
3. Turn up the EFX Send knob on each channel that you want the
effect applied to.
Effect Description Variation
Vocal 1 Vocal preset; reverb simulating a room
with a small decay time.
Decay time/Pre-delay
Vocal 2 Vocal preset; reverb simulating a small
space with a slight decay time.
Decay time/Pre-delay
Hall 1 Reverb; simulates a large acoustic
space.
Decay time/Pre-delay
Hall 2 Reverb, simulates the acoustics of a
small stage space.
Decay time/Pre-delay
Room 1 Reverb; simulates a studio echo
chamber with many early reflections.
Decay time/Pre-delay
Room 2 Reverb; simulates the bright sound of
a smaller studio room.
Decay time/Pre-delay
Plate Simulates the bright sound of a plate
reverb unit.
Decay time/Pre-delay
Tape Simulates the classic tape delay sound
created by multiple playback heads.
Decay time/Pre-delay
Spring Simulates the lightly stretched sound
of spring reverb from analog
transducers.
Decay time/Pre-delay
Delay 1 (Mono) Reproduces the signal after a small
period of time.
Delay period
Delay 2
(Stereo)
Reproduces the signal after a small
period of time with a slight difference
between the two stereo channels.
Delay period/Feedback
Flanger Classic sweeping stereo effect, similar
to a jet plane taking off.
Rate
Chorus Stereo effect that simulates the full,
complex, watery sound of several
instruments playing approximately in
unison.
Rate
Combo 1 Delay effect with room reverb. Delay period/Reverse decay time
Combo 2 Stereo flanger effect with room reverb. Flanger rate/Reverse decay time
Combo 3 Stereo chorus effect with room reverb. Chorus rate/Reverse decay time
(4.0) OPERATION
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