. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(
27
)
))
);
;;
;
"
There are 28 FX (effect) types available on the Cyber-Twin, each with a
evel parameter and
$
or
)
other parameters (
,
&
,
'
,
(
,
$
,[
)
]). FX
type and all FX parameters are saved as part of a preset.
The major parameters for each FX (
,
&
and
'
),can be adjusted using the
front panel FX Level
, FX Value 1 and FX Value 2 knobs from the PLAY
Mode as well as most other Modes. A designated time-based parameter
(for most FX) can be adjusted in a special way—with the TAP key you can
tap in the time interval by feel, (see item “O. TAP key” on page 14).
[
[[
[
Remember to SAVE your
modifications to a P
LAYER’S LOUNGE
preset or they will be erased when the
current a preset change is changed.
The FX Edit Mode can be used to adjust all FX parameters and must be
used to access the minor parameters (
(
((
(
,
$
$$
$
and
)
))
)
)
for each FX.
Navigational instructions for the FX Mode below are followed by a map of
the FX Mode on pages 30 and 31. Find individual FX definitions on pages
32 through 45.
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Select a parameter to edit -
• Press the FX key repeatedly to increment through the menu items of the active FX or
• Press and hold the FX key while rotating the DATA WHEEL in either direction.
Adjustment -
Rotate the DATA WHEEL to adjust the parameter selected in the step above.
The FX menu map on pages 30-31 is your guide to the FX Edit Mode. Each FX is represented by a pair of
rows (unshaded and shaded) as shown below.
Ú
Column 1 — lists the 29 FX type selections available, (28 effects types and 1 “none” selection).
Ù
Unshaded Row — lists effects parameters for selection, (see “Select a parameter
” above).
Ù
Shaded Row — lists the range of values for adjustment, (see “Adjust the value
” above).
icon denotes a column with menu items in continuous loop.
icon denotes a row with menu items in a continuous menu loop.
*
(
((
(
FX Selection
parameter
I
parameter
I
parameter
I
parameter
I
parameter
I
parameter
range
range
range
range
range
range
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