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The Effects and Parameters
The Volume effects are in-
cluded here for convenience
when constructing programs that
don't use Modulation effects.
These effects are simple, but
have many applications. Place
them in front of, or behind, other
effect blocks to provide smooth
level control through a 95dB
range. You can use them for dy-
namic input or output control, EQ
input trim (helpful when adding
large amounts of gain with an EQ
effect), stereo to mono mixer,
cross fade controls, volume pedal,
etc.
In Volume(M) the left and right
inputs are mixed together, then
sent to both outputs through a
volume control.
In Volume (S) the left and right
inputs are sent through a ganged
pair of volume controls.
In Volume (D) the left and right
inputs are sent through indepen-
dent volume controls.
Mix 0-100% Dry/Wet ratio
Level* Off, -89 to +6dB Amount of effect in the processed signal
Vol* 0-100% Amount of effect in the processed signal
Volume (M)
Volume (S)
Volume (D)
* = Interpolated; ( ) = Option of preceding parameter
Volume (M), Volume (S) and Volume (D)
ChrsRvbMorph Volume Pedal
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