Effect Block
A-32
MV-8800 Appendices
Chorus (4 Button Chorus: Virtual
SDD-320)
This effect creates spatial breadth.
Input
Value: Mono, Stereo
This setting determines whether stereo source sound is
converted to mono (Mono) or left as is (Stereo). (On the
SDD-320, this was accomplished with the input jack
connections.)
Mode Button
Value: 1–4, 1+4, 2+4, 3+4
The SDD-320 features four mode buttons for changing
the effect. This setting determines which buttons are to
be pressed. (“1+4” represents the condition when
Buttons 1 and 4 are pressed simultaneously.)
Mix Balance
Value: 0–100
Sets the volume balance between the source sound and
the effect sound. A setting of 50 gives you the same
balance as that of the SDD-320. At 0 only the source
sound is output, at 100 only the effect.
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This effect changes subtly depending on the mode button
settings. Try out each mode and select the most suitable
one.
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The Roland SDD-320, released in 1979 and produced for
eight years, was an remarkable analog effect that added
spatial breadth. The panel featured only five buttons (four
mode buttons and an OFF button), that allowed the user to
switch the effects. Although a chorus-type effect, its special
feature was the natural-sounding breadth it got without the
heavy vibrato. This model still has a great number of fans
like remix artist, and so on.
10 4 Button Chorus 320
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