Sound Parameters – Effects
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Effects
The microQ has two effect units. The first effect unit is always part of the Sound Program. The second
effect can be assigned either globally or to Instruments 1 through 4. To use the effect units in
Multimode please read the chapter “Multi Mode” on page 38.
Effect Parameter Controls
The Effect Parameter Controls can be directly accessed via the Amp/FX/Arp section.
FX 1 Mix 0…127
The only parameter that is common to all types of effects is the Mix parameter. This parameter
controls the volume ratio between the original signal and the effect output. If set to 0, the dry signal is
sent to the outputs only so that no effects can be heard. Higher values will increase the effect signal.
At maximum setting, the pure effect signal will be heard.
FX 2 Mix 0…127
See FX 1 Mix.
The usage of effects requires DSP Power and can lead to decreased polyphony. The setting
“Bypass” doesn’t need any processing power.
Effect Parameter of the Amp/FX/Arp Edit Menu
Most parameters related to the Effects section are located in the Amp/FX/Arp Edit menu. If you are in
the Amp/FX/Arp section press the Edit button and turn the Page Dial to access these parameters.
If you hold the Shift button while moving the left or right display parameter dial the selected
effect gets initialized. This function is useful to get a first impression of the corresponding effect.
FX1 Type Bypass / Chorus / Flanger / Phaser / Overdrive / Five FX / Vocoder
FX1 (I1) ! FX1 mix
Chorus ! 056
Sets the type of effect produced by the first effect unit. All further parameters depend on the selected
effect type.
FX2 Type Bypass / Chorus / Flanger / Phaser / Overdrive / Five FX / Vocoder / Delay / Reverb /
5.1 Delay / 5.1 D.Clk
FX2 (glb)! FX2 mix
Delay ! 036
Sets the type of effect produced by the second effect unit. All further parameters depend on the
selected effect type.
The Reverb and Delay FX are only available for the FX2 unit. Reverb, 5.1 Delay and 5.1 D.Clk
are not available for the microQ lite.
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