Dave Smith Instruments Prophet Rev2 - Page 84

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38 Effects Dave Smith Instruments
Effect Type Parameter 1 Parameter 2
mono delay delay time feedback amount
DDL stereo delay time feedback amount
BBD delay delay time feedback amount
chorus rate depth
phaser high rate depth
phaser low rate depth
phaser mst rate depth
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reverb time color
ring mod ring mod tuning low-note pitch
tracking on/off
distortion gain tone
+3¿OWHU cutoff resonance
To recreate a classic bucket-brigade time-shifting effect, try adjusting the delay
time parameter in real time.
The ring modulator’s mode of operation is determined by Parameter 2, (pitch
tracking) which can be set to either
on or off. With this parameter off, the ring modula-
tor functions like the original Oberheim unit. In this mode, pitch tracking is off, and
Parameter 1 sets the modulation frequency, which remains the same regardless of
what note you play on the keyboard. With parameter 2 on, the ring modulator tracks
the pitch of the lowest note that you play on the keyboard. In this case the Parameter
1 sets a ratio between the lowest note that you play and the modulator note (instead of
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the lowest note that you’re playing, so that the ratio will remain constant between
the note that you play and note of the modulator. If you are only playing one note at
a time, then the ring modulator will modulate with the same ratio as you play up and
down the keyboard. Set Parameter 2 to the “on” position to get more musical results.