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Section
2 -
Getting
Started
Editing
Algorithm
Parameters
If
you
are
happy
with
the
algorithm
that
is
in
a
unit
but
want
to
adjust
the
wet/
dry
mix,
the
level
of
that
unit,
reverb
decay
time,
or
any
other
parameter
within
the
effect,
you
can
do
this
in
Edit
mode.
To
modify
the
parameters
of
the
algorithm
in
a
unit:
1
.
Press
Edit
(unless
you
are
already
in
Edit
mode)
.
2
Press
Unit
A,
H,
C,
or
D
to
select
that
unit
for
editing.
The
active
unit's
yellow
LED
should
be
lit
.
3.
Press
the
Right
Arrow
button
once
to
move
to
parameter
01,
Wet/Dry
Mix.
The
display
shows
:
Parameter
Number
nl
UI
~:~lgorithM
NaMe
Mix=50
UoluMe=99
Wet/Dry
Mix
(flashing)
The
LED
display
should
indicate
parameter
01
,
which
is
the
Wet/Dry
Mix,
and
the
mix
value
should
be
flashing
(if
not,
press
the
Left
or
Right
Arrow
button
until
this
is
the
case).
4.
Move
the
Data
Entry
Knob
to
adjust
the
mix
.
A
value
of
00
is
fully"
dry"
(no
effect)
and
a
value
of
99
is
fully
"wet"
(only
the
effect)
.
5.
Press
the
Right
Arrow
button
once
more
to
move
to
parameter
02,
Unit
Volume.
The
display
shows
:
Parameter
Number
~:~lgorithM
NaMe
Mix=50
UoluMe=99
Unit
Volume
(flashing)
6.
Move
the
Data
Entry
Knob
to
adjust
the
output
volume
of
the
Unit.
This
parameter
is
used
to
control
the
levels
of
the
various
units
relative
to
each
other
in
a
preset.
Note:
The
first
three
parameters,
#00
Algorithm
Select,
#01
Wet/Dry
Mix,
and
#02
Unit
Volume,
will
be
the
same
for
all
algorithms.
The
remaining
parameters
(those
reached
by
continuing
to
scroll
right
past
parameter
#02)
will
vary,
depending
on
the
algorithm.
7.
To
perform
further
edits
to
the
effect,
use
the
Left
and
Right
Arrow
buttons
to
select
parameters
and
the
Data
Entry
Knob
to
change
the
value
of
the
active
(flashing)
parameter.
You
will
find
a
wide
assortment
of
parameters
available
for
each
algorithm,
allowing
you
to
customize
the
DP
/4's
effects
to
your
exact
needs
.
ENSONIQ
DP/4
Musician's
Manual
37
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
5
Default Chapter
5
Table of Contents
5
Introduction
11
Parallel Processing
11
The Effects
11
The Manual
11
Welcome
11
Power
12
Power - Grounding Information
12
AC Line Conditioning
13
Ground Loops
13
Powering up Your DP/4 in a MIDI Set up
14
Rack Mounting
14
Temperature Guidelines
14
Reinitializing the DP/4
15
When to Reinitialize
15
DP/4 Accessories
16
Decisions, Decisions
17
Quick Steps to Hear Presets
18
To Select 1 Unit Presets
18
To Select 2 Unit Presets
18
To Select 4 Unit Presets
18
Plugging in for a 1 Source Config
19
Plugging in
20
Selecting a 1 Source Config
20
Selecting Presets
21
Setting Levels
21
Bypassing Units
22
Plugging in
23
Selecting a 4 Source Config
23
Source Config
23
Setting Levels
24
Selecting 1 Unit Presets
25
Selecting a Unit
25
Bypassing Units
26
Changing the Parameters
27
Choosing Different Algorithms
27
Choosing Units to Edit
27
Editing the MIX
27
Simple Editing
27
Saving a Preset
28
Saving Your Edited Preset
28
Setting the Preset Memory Switch
28
Bailing out
29
Getting Started
31
Front Panel Controls
31
Rear Panel Connections
34
Understanding the DP/4
36
Modes
37
Select Mode
37
Edit Mode
38
System-MIDI Mode
38
Inputs, Units, and Outputs
39
Units, Sources, and Configs
39
1 Source Configs
40
Source Configs
42
Source Configs
43
Signal Routing between Units
44
Understanding Serial and Parallel Signal Routing
44
AB to CD Signal Routing
45
Selecting Presets
46
How the Config Affects Selecting Presets
46
Selecting Config Presets
47
Selecting 4 Unit Presets in a 1 Source Config
48
Selecting 2 Unit Presets in a 2 Source Config
49
Selecting 1 and 2 Unit Presets in a 3 Source Config
50
Selecting 1 Unit Presets in a 4 Source Config
51
Editing DP/4 Parameters
52
Replacing the Algorithm in a Single Unit
52
Editing Algorithm Parameters
53
Edit Buffer
54
Quick Tips and Shortcuts
54
Editing Config Parameters
55
Editing System-MIDI Parameters
56
Config Parameters
57
Config Presets
57
Digital and Analog Converters
57
What Is a Config
57
Input Configurations
58
Four Source Input Configuration
58
One Source Input Configuration
58
Three Source Input Configuration
58
Two Source Input Configuration
58
Selecting a Config Preset
59
Editing a Config Preset
60
2 Source Config
61
Available ABCD Routings
63
4 Source Config
66
3 Source Config
68
About the Parameters
71
Programming Algorithms
71
Understanding DP/4 Algorithms
71
About Presets
72
MIX and Volume Parameters
72
When Are New Algorithms Loaded into the ESP Chips
72
Algorithm Modulators
73
Algorithm Parameters
73
Small Room Rev, Large Room Rev, Hall Reverb
74
Small Plate, Large Plate
77
Reverse Reverb
79
Reverse Reverb 2
81
Gated Reverb
83
Non Lin Reverb 1, 2, 3
86
Multi Tap Delay
89
Sec Dol 2U
91
Using the Instant Replay Feature
92
Dual Delay
93
TEMPO Delay
95
Eq - Ddl - with Lfo
97
Vcf - Distortion
99
Guitar Amp 1, Guitar Amp 2
101
Guitar Amp 3
103
Speaker Cabinet
105
Tunable Speaker
106
Rotating Speaker
107
Eq - Chorus - Dol
109
Eq - Vibrato - Dol
111
Eq - P Anner - Dol
113
Eq - Flanger - Dol
115
Eq-Tremolo-Ddl
117
Phaser-Ddl
119
8 Voice Chorus
121
Flanger
123
Pitch Shifter, Pitch Shift 2U
124
Pitchshift - Dol
126
Fast Pitch Shift
128
Eq - Compressor
130
Expander
132
Keyed Expander
134
Inverse Expander
136
De-Esser
138
Ducker Gate
140
Rumble Filter
142
Parametric Eq
143
Van der Pol Filter
144
Sine/Noise Gen
145
No Effect (Bypass Effect)
146
The Vocoder
147
About the Vocoder
147
How the Vocoder Works
147
Setting up the Vocoder
148
Making the Right Connections
148
Selecting the Vocoder Preset
148
Using the Vocoder
149
Vocoder Parameters
150
Vocoder Modulators
151
System-MIDI Mode
153
About System-MIDI Mode
153
Unit Specific Parameters
154
How the DP/4 Uses MIDI Channels
155
Program Change-To-Preset Map Editor
157
System Global Parameters
159
Song Editor
161
System Exclusive Dump
167
System Utility Functions
168
Initializing the RAM Presets
168
Soft Reset
168
Reinitializing the DP / 4
169
System Diagnostic Parameters
170
Internal Storage
171
The Preset Memory Protect Switch
171
Saving Presets
172
Advanced Feature
173
Naming Presets
174
Copying Presets
175
MIDI System Exclusive Storage
176
Sending DP/4 Data out Via MIDI System Exclusive Dump
176
Sending MIDI Sys-Ex Messages to Another DP/4 or to a Storage Device
176
Receiving MIDI System Exclusive Dumps with the
177
Using the Preset Parameter Worksheet
178
Loading a 2 Unit Preset While in a 1 Source Config
181
Saving a 2 Unit Preset While in a 1 Source Config
181
Using a 1 Source Config for 4 Selectable Effects
182
Using the DP / 4 Song Feature to Chain Presets
183
Swapping 1 Unit Presets
184
Using a Foot Switch to Alternate between Two Presets
184
Modulating Effects Parameters with the CV Pedal
185
Crossfading Effects
186
Appendix
187
DP/4 MIDI Implementation
187
List of Algorithms
199
Specs
200
Physical
200
Dimensions
200
Glossary
201
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Brand
ENSONIQ
Model
DP/4
Category
Recording Equipment
Language
English
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