Roland V-Mixer VM-3100 - Page 90

VM-3100 List of Algoriyhms
sounds unnatural. Adjust to obtain the most suitable settings
for the input noise conditions at any given time.
LIMITER/DE-ESSER
You can use either the Limiter or De-esser functions of this
effect. The limiter is an effect that compresses high-level
signals, thereby preventing distortion. De-esser is an effect
that cuts the sibilance in vocals, giving sounds a softer
quality.
Mode [Mode]LMT, DES
This determines whether the Limiter or De-esser function is
used.
LMT Level [Level] (Limiter Output Level)
-60 ~ +12 dB
This sets the level of the signal passing through the Limiter.
Thresh [Thre] (Limiter Threshold Level)
-60 ~ 0 dB
This adjusts the level of the signal at which the Limiter
begins to function (the threshold level).
Release [Rele] (Limiter Release Time)O - 100
This adjusts the time for the Limiter to stop functioning after
the signal falls back under the threshold level.
DES Sens [Sens] (De-esser Sens}0 - 100
This adjusts the sensitivity of the de-esser effect based on the
input level.
Freq [Freq] (De-esser Frequency)
1.0 - 10.0 kHz
This adjusts the frequency to which the De-esser effect is
applied. The effect works best at higher frequencies than that
of the settings.
ENHANCER
This effect regulates the high-end overtones, clarifying the
sound and the sound contour.
Sens [Sens] (Sensitivity)O - 100
This sets the degree to which the Enhancer effect is applied.
Frequency [Freq]1.0 - 10.0 kHz
This sets the lower limit of the frequencies to which the
enhancement effect is added.
Mix Level [MixLv]O - 100
This sets the amount of the overtones produced by the
Enhancer that is mixed in with the source sound.
Out Level [OutLv]O - 100
This sets the output volume.
EQ (3-Band Equalizer).
These parameters function in the same way as those in the
EQ in Algorithm 01 (REVERB & GATE) (p.10).
Low Type [LType]SHELV, PEAK
Low Freq [LFreq]20 — 2000 Hz
Low Gain [LGain]-12 — +12 dB
Low Q[LQ] 0.3- 10.0
Mid Freq [MFreq]200 - 8000 Hz
Mid Gain [MGain]-12 ~ +12 dB
Mid Q [MQ] 0.3~ 10.0
High Type [HType]SHELV, PEAK
High Freq [HFreq]1.4 — 20.0 kHz
High Gain [HGain]-12 — +12 dB
High Q [HQ] 0.3 — 10.0
Out Level [OutLv]-60 — +12 dB
PITCH SHIFTER
This effect changes the pitch of the source sound.
Pitch [Pitch]-12 - +12
This adjusts the pitch in semitone (half-step) increments.
Fine [Fine]-100 - +100
This finely adjusts the pitch shift.
FX Level [EffLv]O - 100
This sets the volume of the pitch-shifted sound.
Dry Level [DryLv]O - 100
This sets the volume of the direct sound.
DELAY
These parameters function in the same way as those in the
DELAY in Algorithm 02 (EZ DELAY) (p.12).
Type [Type] MONO, ALT
Time [Time] 1- 1200 msec
Feedback [FB Lv] (Feedback Level)0 — 100
FX Level [EffLv]o — 100
Dry Level [DryLv]0 - 100
CHORUS
This effect adds breadth to the sound, making it “fatter.”
Mod.LR Phs [Phase]
(Modulation L-R Phase) NORM, INV
This is ordinarily set to NORM. When set to INV (INVERT),
the modulation (rising and falling sound) in the right channel
is inverted against the left channel. This gives an effect in
which the modulation in the left and right channels is
reversed.
Depth [Depth]O - 100
This sets the chorus modulation depth.
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