Section 2 - Getting Started
1 Source Configs
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The 1
Source
Config
arranges the DP / 4 as one
very
powerful multi-effects processor,
using
all four
units to process the same
input
signal. Two possible 1 Source Configs are
shown
below:
1 Source, Mono
In
1 Source, Stereo
In
Inputs
Units Outputs
Inputs
Units Outputs
1
•
•
6)
1
1
•
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1
2
•
•
2
2
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:
(4)
2
3.
•
3
3.
•
3
4.
0
6)
4
4.
•
4
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the
first example, the signal present at
Input
1 will be fed as a
mono
signal to all
four
units. In
the second, the signals present
at
Inputs 1
and
2 will be fed to all four
units
as a stereo signal.
(Remember, a single
source
can be mono
or
stereo.)
How
the
signal is distributed among the four units (the internal "patching"
between
A,
B,
C,
and
D)
is
determined
by
the
setting of the various Config parameters. See "Signal
Routing
Between
Units" later in this discussion for a look
at
some
of the possibilities.
The 1 Source Config is useful for:
• processing a single instrument,
such
as a guitar or keyboard;
• creating a chain of high quality effects,
such
as
when
processing a vocal
or
other
critical
sound.
In
Select Mode,
when
a 1 Source Config Preset is selected, the display shows:
I Preset Name :
1
Src:
Mono
In
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3-letter abbreviations for Algorithms
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loaded into
A,
B,
C and D
Symbols showing
routing between units
The abbreviations on the lower line tell
you
what
kind of effect is
loaded
into each
of
the
four
units (A,
B,
C,
and
D). The symbols between them tell
you
how
those
units
are interconnected.
The
meaning
of these symbols is discussed later in this section.
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