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Reverb/delay settings
The REVERB/DELAY section adds reverberations or reflections to the sound, as if you were playing in
a different space like a hall or on a stage. You can also use this to simulate the spring reverb or tape
echo effects found on vintage instruments, as well as effects produced by dedicated effect units like
shimmer reverb.
Five types of reverbs and three types of delays can be selected as effects.
HALL
This is a hall-type reverb that simulates the reverberations of a large concert hall or ensemble hall.
STAGE
This reverb simulates a stage with less reverberations that that of the hall type.
ROOM
This reverb simulates the reverberations of a small room. The reverb includes multiple initial reflec-
tions of the sound from the walls and ceiling.
SPRING
This reverb simulates the spring reverb sound used in some guitar amps and organs.
SHIMMER
A reverb that adds overtones to the original audio signal for a shimmering sound.
DELAY
This is a simple stereo delay.
MOD DELAY
This effect adds a pitch shift-type effect similar to a chorus effect to a delay, creating a swelling, wob-
bly delay sound.
TAPE ECHO
This effect models the analog tape echo found on popular devices. The effect recreates the changes
in tone from sound distortion and vibration produced by the rotation of magnetic tape and the motor.
This offers a warm echo sound.
1 Press the ON/OFF button in the REVERB/DELAY section.
The button lights up and the effect is applied.
2 Press the button at the bottom of the REVERB/DELAY section to select the effect type (HALL,
DELAY, etc.).
3 Use the slider to adjust the effect depth.
Moving the slider to the right makes the reverberations or delay more pronounced.
Tip:
The REVERB/DELAY effects are shared in common with all parts (MAIN, LAYER, SPLIT, DRUM and BASS).
Adjust the effect volume balance for each part with the Reverb Send parameter for the programs or in RHYTHM
SETUP.
Tip:
Long-press the ON/OFF button for REVERB/DELAY to show the REVERB/DELAY page in EDIT on the display,
where you can fine-tune the DEPTH and TIME settings.
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