Effects Mode and the Effects Editor
 
The Effects Editor
 
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The top line tells you that youÕre in the Effects Editor, and identiÞes the conÞguration 
(explained below) of the currently selected preset effect. The bottom line labels the active soft 
buttons. The parameters you see depend on the currently selected conÞguration.
The Name, Save, and Delete soft buttons handle the basic library functions for user-deÞned 
effects, and the Dump soft button initiates a System Exclusive dump of the current effectÕs 
settings.
 
Editing Effects
The K2vx interacts with the global effects processor as if it were a separate multi-effects unit 
thatÕs been mounted internally. There are 47 factory preset effects, and room for you to store 80 
of your own preset effects. Like any other K2vx object, the preset effects are edited by selecting 
parameters and changing their values.
Each factory preset effectÑas well as any preset effects you create yourselfÑuses one of 27 
available conÞgurations. The conÞgurations are simply different sets of familiar programmable 
effects generators, the kind youÕd Þnd on any outboard effects unitÑreverb, chorus, parametric 
and graphic EQ, delay, and mixers. Various combinations of these effects generators make up 
the conÞgurations.
When you enter the Effects Editor, the conÞguration for the currently selected preset effect is 
shown on the top line of the display. If you want to tweak a preset effect slightly, simply adjust 
the values for one or more of the parameters on the page. You can then name and save the new 
effect, either ÒreplacingÓ the ROM preset or saving to a RAM location by giving it an unused 
ID. If you ÒreplaceÓ a ROM effect with one of your own, deleting your effect will restore the 
ROM effect.
Use the CHAN/BANK buttons to change the conÞguration to be used by the currently selected 
preset effect. YouÕll want to do this only when youÕre creating new effects that differ in type 
from the current effect, since changing the conÞguration can drastically change the nature of 
the effect.