Effects
Effects Controller Numbers
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Effects Controller Numbers
The K2500 uses the Digitech 256 chip for its effects processor. When in Program Mode, the
operating system allows you to assign any MIDI controller to Wet/Dry Mix plus two additional
parameters related to the effect. (The choice of controllable parameters changes depending on
the effect configuration. They are the parameters you see when you go to edit the effect.)
But if the FX Mode parameter on the Effects page is set to Master, then the remapping that takes
place within the program is not applied. Instead, you use a predefined set of controller
numbers. So to control the effects processor in real time when FX Mode is set to Master, you
must use the following controller numbers.
To control the effects processor in this manner, press the EFFECTS button. Change FX Mode to
Master, and set FX Chan to the channel you will use to send the controller info. (You can also
send program changes on this channel to switch effects, so it is usually best to pick a channel
that is not being used for notes.) These settings are remembered as long as the Power Mode
parameter on the MIDI receive page is set to User. Otherwise, you will have to re-enter the
settings each time you power up.
In the following chart, the parameters are grouped by Configuration. Multi FX will contain
parameters found in more than one configuration.
Ultimate Reverb
Decay time 77
Room volume 78
HF damping 14
Envelopment 32
Early Delay 29
Early Diffusion 30
Later Delay n/a
Later Diffusion 93
Dry Level 28
Early Level 31
Later Level 92
Room Simulation
Gross Size 90
Decay Time 15
Listening Position 79
HF Damping 14
Dry Level 28
Reverb Level 88
Reverb in Multi FX
RevPre-Delay 80
Hi-Freq Damp 83
Reverb Decay 82
Revin dry 86
Revin flange 87
Revin Delay 85
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