Reference • Effects
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“Effect placement” pages
In this page you can choose the effect setup of the
arrangement, backing sequence, song or program, and
program pan and levels for channels C and D. Pan and
sending of arrangement tracks are programmed on the
“Track settings” page.
Placement
[SERIAL, PARALLEL 1, PARALLEL 2, PARALLEL 3]
The Placement determines where the internal audio
channels (A, B, C, and D) will be connected to the
effects. The usual placement is Parallel 3.
Warning: A different placement to Parallel 3 can
increase the signal output level, and generate distortion.
The SERIAL setting will assign effects 1 and 2 to chan-
nels A and B. Since the signal from channels C and D
will only be mixed in after effect 1 (as specified by
channel C pan and channel D pan), only effect 2 will
be assigned to channels C and D.
The PARALLEL 1 setting will assign effect 1 to chan-
nels A and B, and effect 2 to channels C and D. After
effect 2, the pan of channels C and D will be set.
Finally, the signals from the two effects will be mixed.
The PARALLEL 2 setting will assign effect 2 to chan-
nels C and D 2. After effect 2, the pan of channels C
and D will be set. The signal will be mixed with chan-
nels A and B and sent through effect 1.
The PARALLEL 3 setting will assign effect 1 (reverb)
to channel C and effect 2 (modulating) to channel D.
The L/R (left/right) level of each effect will be set sep-
arately, Then the signal of the two effects will be mixed
with channels A and B. This setting allows you mix the
effected signal of channels C and D (wet) with the
direct signal of channels A and B (dry).
C (C Pan)
[OFF, R, 99:01…01:99, L]
Panning (stereo positioning) of the signal from chan-
nel C. This will only appear if SERIAL, PARALLEL 1
or PARALLEL 2 settings are selected.
L Left signal.
R Right signal.
OFF Channel C signal off.
Mode Page
Arrangement Play “Page 11: Effect placement”
Backing Sequence “Page 13: Effect placement”
Song Play “Page 6: Effect placement”
Song Edit “Page 10: Effect placement”
Program “Page 19: Effect placement”
Effect 1-left level
Effect 1-right level
Effect 2-left level
Effect 2-right level
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