156| Customizing and editing the Sound sets
Adding effects
The FX processors
Pa1000 includes both insert and master effects (‘effect’ is often abbreviated
as FX).
â–ª Insert effects (IFX) are assigned to a single Sound, and process the whole
signal passing through. The most common insert effects are amp simula-
tors, chorus or flanger, overdrive and distortion pedals, compressors, etc.
Insert effects are pre-fader, so the volume level of the mixer channel will not
change the level of the signal entering the effect.
â–ª Master effects (MFX) are effects shared by several different Sounds, that
can be mixed in at different levels. The most common master effects are
delays and reverbs. Master effects are post-fader, so the volume level of the
mixer channel will change the level of the signal entering the effect.
Each group of Sounds/channels can go to a different group and number of
effects.
Sound/Channel FX
Group
Insert FX Master FX
Keyboard FX B One (1), assigned to a single
Sound.
Two (2), shared between all
Sounds.
Accompaniment FX A Up to two (2), freely assignable
to any Sound. Up to two (2) ef-
fects can be assigned to a single
Sound.
Two (2), shared between all
Sounds.
Drum Families
(DF)
FX A Up to two (2), freely assignable
to any Drum Family. Up to two
(2) effects can be assigned to a
single Drum Family.
Drum Families can be processed
by their own Insert FXs. The
Drum Kit can then be further
processed by its channel’s Insert
FXs.
The total number of Insert FXs
available for Drum Families,
the Drum Kit and the other
Accompaniment Sounds is two
(2).
Two (2), shared between all
Sounds.
Drum Families can set their own
send level to the Master FXs.
Then, the Drum Kit has its own
send levels.
Pad FX A – Two (2), shared between all
Sounds.
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