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Yamaha DSP-1 - Program Specific Parameters

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E
PARAMETER
OF
PROGRAM
NO.
1
TO
NO.
15
IN
THE
ACOUSTIC/
SURROUND
MODE
ə
ROOM
SIZE
(0.1
8.0)
This
parameter
simulates
the
extent
of
the
listening
room.
The
time
pitch
of
the
primary
reflection
can
be
varied.
The
more
the
value
is
increased,
the
greater
the
effect
of
extent
such
as
in
a
room
with
a
large
extent
is
obtained.
Original
sound
of
source
Primary
reflection
coe
eer".
Level
Level
Level
@
LIVENESS
(0
10)
|
This
parameter
determines
the
attenuation
characteristic
of
the
primary
reflections.
The
more
the
value
increased,
the
more
live
characteristics
one
obtained
(more
reflections),
and
the
more
the
value
is
decreased,
the
more
of
a
dead
characteristic
is
obtained
(less
reflections).
Level
Original
sound
of
source
Time
@
INIT
DLY
(initial
Delay:
5
ms
150
ms)
_
This
determines
the
time-difference
of
starting
time
between
original
sound
and
the
reflection.
It
is
the
important
factor
to
determine
the
positioning
relationship
between
the
original
source
sound
and
the
sound
field.
For
example,
in
the
CHURCH
program,
when
the
INIT
DLY
is
varied
between
5
ms
150
ms,
the
source
original
sound,
sense
of
distance
for
the
surrounding
wall
and
the
sense
of
the
extent
of
the
ambience
space
are
changed
together.
The
optimum
point
differs
in
the
source,
however,
the
sound
image
on
the
stage
can
be
controlled
by
fine
adjustment.
HPF
(High
Pass
Filter:
THRU,
32
Hz
1.0
kHz)
The
lower
frequency
can
be
cut
by
6
dB/oct
with
this
high
pass
filter.
32-step
frequencies
are
available
from
THRU
position
to
1.0
kHz
position.
Effective
when
the
low
frequency
is
emphasized
and
the
sound
is
not
clear.
Level
THRU
32
Hz,
35
Hz,
40
Hz.....
1.0
kHz:
32
steps
Frequency
Level
DSP1
=
LPF
(Low
Pass
Filter:
1.0
kHz
16
kHz,
THRU)
The
higher
frequency
can
be
cut
by
6
dB/oct
with
this
low
pass
filter.
26-step
frequency
points
are
available
from
1.0
kHz
to
THRU
position.
.
Level
THRU
1.0
kHz.....
12
kHz,
14
kHz,
16
kHz:
26
steps
Frequency
®
REV TIME
(Reverb
Time:
0.3
s
99.0
s)
This
determines
the
time
required
for
the
rear
reverberation
at
the
middle
frequency
range
(1
kHz)
to
be
attenuated
to
the
-60
dB
(1/1000).
It
shows
the
length
of
the
reverberation.
Original
sound
of
source
a
Primary
reflection
rmm
—60
dB
_
Rear
reverberation
Time
REV
TIME
24

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