Zoom 9030 - Turning the Effect Module off; Real-Time Modulation

TYP RvT PDI COL MIX
Rv2 2.4 60 5 38
UTILITY
W
t y p DES CTL (%) SRC
Rv2 RvT 1-100 2
PARAMETER 1 PARAMETER 3
EFFECT TYPE
The method for changing parameter values are the same in
all pages. Press the
UTILITY/PAGE key once or twice in
order to return to the first page.
Note:
The effect type can only be changed in the first page. The
"TYP" in the display changes to small letters "typ" in the
second
and third pages.
PARAMETER 2
Turning the Effect Module Off
The effect module is set to OFF when pressing the BYPASS
key from the Edit mode. The display changes as shown
below, and parameters cannot
be changed. The effect indica-
tor for the module which
is off flashes in green.
PARAMETER 4
Rv2 MODULE OFF
i IYP
The module is turned back on when the BYPASS key is
pressed again.
Real-time Modulation
In all of the effect types in each effect module, the parame-
ters for setting real-time modulation are contained in the
final display page.
Real-time modulation allows you to continuously change the
effect parameters by using an external controller (such as the
8050, or a synthesizer). It is possible, for example, to syn-
chronize the delay time of the 9030 to the timing by which
the pedal of
8050 is repeatedly pressed, or to change the
degree of the chorus effect by using the modulation wheel on
a synthesizer.
The chart below indicates the display example of the last
page. (1)
- (3) are the parameters for real-time modulation,
and they are common among all the effect types.
typDES CTL (%)SRC
Rv2 RvT
1 -1 00 2
(1) Destination -- This determines the parameter which is
affected by real-time modulation. The settings which can
be
selected here differ depending on the effect types.
(2) Control change number -- This determines the control
change number which is
used as the source of real-time mod-
ulation.
(3) Ratio -- This determines the range over which real-time
modulation changes the parameter. It is expressed as
a per-
centage of the currently set parameter value, and determines
the maximum value that can
be reached with real- time mod-
ulation.
Note:
The EFF1,2 and SFX effect modules cannot be used at the
same time. For example, when
the SFX module is selected,
EFF 1/2 modules are automatically turned off. Likewise,
selection
of either EFFl or EFF2 cancels the SFX module.