Effect
Module
8:
Special
Effects
(SFX)
This module features seven unusual special effects, provid-
ing
an
unprecedented degree of control and complex synthe-
sizer-like effects far beyond the capabilities of conventional
effect devices.
Note:
The SFX module cannot
be
used simultaneously with the
EFFl module
or
EF'F"2
module. When this module is on (set
by the
BYPASS
key), the EFFl and
EFF2
modules are auto-
matically
turned
off. Similarly, when EFF
1
or EFF2 are on,
the SFX module is automatically turned off.
Harmonized Pitch Shifter (HPS)
This is an intelligent pitch shifter designed for a guitar that
allows you to automatically generate diatonic harmonies by
setting the appropriate scale.
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(1)
KEY
(key): C, C#, D,
D#,
E,
F,
F#,
G, G#,
A,
A#,
B
This determines the scale in combination with parameter (2)
below. The tonic (root) of the scale is selected here.
(2)
INT
(interval): 2nd, Ma3, Mi3,41h, Sth, 6th, 7th
This determines the scale for which the note selected in
parameter (1) above becomes the
tonic.
(3)
PIT
(pitch): up, dwn
This determines the pitch of harmonization. Up (up) outputs
a sound which is higher as the effect sound. Down (dwn)
outputs a sound which
is
lower as the effect sound.
(4)
B
AL
(balance):
0
-
100
This determines the balance of the effect sound and direct
sound. Only the direct sound is output at 0, and only the
effect sound is output at
100.
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(1)
TRK
(tracking): 1,2
This determines the proper effect sound.
(4)
LVL (output level):
0
-
100
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(1) DES (destination): BAL, LVL
(2)
CTL
(control change number):
1
-
31,
63
-
95 (exclud-
ing 6,7,70
-
79, and 91)
(3)
RATIO:
-100
-+loo%
(4)
LVL
(output level):
0
-
100
Note:
This is effective only when playing one-note lines and
melodies with a guitar tuned up in the correct pitch.
Advanced Flanger (AFL)
This is a synthesizer-like flanger effect that responds to the
input signal trigger, and changes the sound dynamically with
an
EG
(envelope generator). It is capable of creating an
envelope follower effcct; for a sound which has a slow initial
attack, the attack will speed up in time, using the input sig-
nals
as
triggers for depth and speed.
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(1)
DFT (depth):
0
-
100
This determines the dcpth of the basic flanger effect.
(2)
SPD
(speed):
0.1
-
10
HZ
This determines the modulation
speed
of the flanger.
(3)
EGD
(EG
depth): -98
-
+98
This determines the modulation depth of the
EG
that is
applied to the depth of the flanger.
(4)
EGS
(EG
sped) -98
-
+98
This determines the modulation depth of the
EG
that is
applied to the speed of the flanger.
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(1) TDl (trigger delay): 0 ms
-
1
S
Example
of
Harmonized Effect
KEY
=
C,
INT
=
Ma3,
PIT
=
up
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