E-Mu EMAX II - Chorus; DYNAMIC PROCESSING (Continued)

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2. Use the data slider to vary the stereo placement; moving the marker to the left shifts
the sound to the left, and moving the marker to the right shifts the sound to the right.
3. After making your selections, press ENTER to return to the module identifier.
DYNAMIC PROCESSING 20 CHORUS
This function provides a thicker, richer sound by doubling the primary voice and
slightly detuning this double sound.
1. Activate DYNAMIC PROCESSING 20. The display will say:
Chorus: off
...where off is the default position. Use the ON, OFF buttons or the data slider to choose
chorus status and the amount of detuning. Chorus detuning is variable from 1 to 20 cents
at the original pitch.
2. After making your selections, press ENTER to return to the module identifier.
Note: Chorusing uses both halves of one channel, as in Stereo Voice mode (PRESET
DEFINITION 4). Therefore, you can still play sixteen note polyphony while in Chorus
mode. Using Chorus mode with Stereo samples detunes the primary and secondary
voices from each other.
Also note: The effective amount of detuning will gradually increase as a voice is shifted
downward in pitch. Therefore, you may wish to copy a chorused voice several times in
order to apply a differant amount of chorus to several keyboard ranges. (See Copy
Voice, PRESET DEFINITION 1.)
DYNAMIC PROCESSING
Chorus
■ To create a stereo
chorus effect, slightly
change the pan posi-
tion of the chorused
voice.