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3rd Wave User Manual
Effects
Effects Limitations in Multi-Part Programs
All effect combinations are possible on the rst two patches of a multi-
part program. In other words, you can run any two effects that you want
on Part 1 and Part 2.
However, some effects take much more processing power than others.
As a result, there are a couple of effect combinations that could cause the
3rd Wave to exceed its processing limit and behave unpredictably. This is
true in a 3-part or 4-part program.
Here are some guidelines:
• If you use the Tape Delay on both Part 1 and Part 3, (or both Part 2 and
Part 4), only one of these parts can have a second effect.
• If you use the Room or Hall reverbs on both Part 1 and Part 3, (or both
Part 2 and Part 4), you can’t also use the Leslie Speaker or the Distor-
tion effect in both of the other locations. (On other words, if Part 1 has
the Leslie effect and the Hall effect, and Part 3 has the Hall effect, that
is acceptable. But you can’t use both Leslie and the Hall on both Part 1
and Part 3).
To use effects:
1. In the effects section, press edit button (1 or 2) to select the effect that
you want to edit.
2. Press the on/off switch to turn on the effect.
3. Turn the type knob to choose an effect, depending on which you want
to apply and congure.
4. Turn the mix knob to blend in a good amount of the processed signal.
You’ll want to be able to clearly hear the effect when you tweak its
settings. You can dial it down afterward.
5. Use the param 1 and param 2 knobs to adjust the effect’s parameters to
your taste. See the “Effects Parameters” table for details on the adjust-
able parameters of each effect type.
6. Finally, adjust the mix knob again to optimize the amount of the effect.
Full left is completely dry. Full right is completely wet (a 100%
processed signal).
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