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Panel Descriptions
Eect Section
Here you can adjust the eects using two independent eect sections (FX 1, FX 2).
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[CH1] button
Turns FX 1 (FX 2) on/o for CH 1.
[SHIFT] + [CH1] Turns FX 1 (FX 2) on/o for CH 3.
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[CH2] button
Turns FX 1 (FX 2) on/o for CH 2.
[SHIFT] + [CH2] Turns FX 1 (FX 2) on/o for CH 4.
Long press [CH2] Turns FX 1 (FX 2) on/o for sampler.
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[LEVEL] knob
Adjusts the depth of the eect.
[SHIFT] + [LEVEL] knob Adjusts the time for which the eect is applied.
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Eect button [1]–[3]
Turn the eect on/o.
[SHIFT] + Eect button Changes the eect type.
[2] + [LEVEL] knob
In single FX mode (p. 15), change the values of the
eect parameters.
[3] + [LEVEL] knob
Mic Section
Here you can apply a vocal eect to the mic input.
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MIC 1, 2 [ON] buttons
Turns the mic input on/o.
[ON] + [SELECT (ENTER)] knob Adjusts the mic gain.
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[DUCK] button
Turns on/o ducking (an eect that lowers the output volume of
sounds other than the mic when mic input is present) for mic 1 and 2.
[DUCK] + [SELECT (ENTER)] knob
Lets you adjust the output level when ducking is on.
This adjusts the MASTER/BOOTH/ZONE levels
simultaneously.
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[FX] button
Turns on/o the vocal eect for mic 1 and 2.
* You can change the vocal eect in Scene Edit (p. 18).
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[LEVEL] knob
Adjusts the output volume of the mic.
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[HI], [MID], [LOW] knobs
Boost/cut the volume of the high-frequency, mid-frequency, and low-
frequency regions.
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[VOCAL FX] knob
Adjusts the depth of the vocal eect.