Effects Mode and The Effects Editor

Effects Mode and the Effects Editor
The Effects Mode Page
Chapter 9
The K2vxÕs global effects processor operates much like an outboard MIDI effects box. You can
route your sounds through the processor or bypass it, and you can edit its preset effects from
the K2vxÕs front panel. It responds to MIDI programming commands, and you can program
control sources to get realtime control over the Wet/Dry mix and two parameters that vary
from preset to preset (this is done on the EFFECT page in the Program Editor). You can store ten
preset effects in each memory bank (except the Zeros bank, which holds 37). See ÒStoring
Objects in Memory BanksÓ in the Reference Guide for a breakdown of the preset effects ID that
belong in each memory bank.
Note: the K2vxÕs effects processor is mono, not stereo, so keep in mind that if you pan any
layers, only the dry portion of the sound (the part without effects) will be panned; the wet
portion will remain unchanged.
The Effects Mode Page

Every K2vx program and setup can be assigned a different preset effect. There are 47 factory
preset effects stored in ROM. You can use the Effects Editor to create your own effects, selecting
from 27 conÞgurations of effects typesÑlike chorus, ßange, delay, etc. Preset effects are applied
to the MIX outputs (and to the headphone jack) when the currently selected program (or the
program on the FX Channel) is routed to Output Group A.
There are three purposes for Effects mode. The primary purpose is to deÞne the behavior of the
global effects processor, instructing the K2vx how to select preset effects when you select
programs or setups. The other two purposes are explained below. Press the Effects mode
button to enter Effects mode. YouÕll see the Effects mode entry level page, as shown below. The
top line of the page, as usual, reminds you of your current location, and indicates the amount of
transposition and the current MIDI channel.
EffectsMode||||Xpose:0ST|||<>Channel:1||
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Effect|:1|Sweet|Hall|2||||||||||||||||||
Wet/Dry:50%|Wet|||||||||||||||||||||||||
FX|Mode:Auto||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
FX|Chan:Current|||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Octav-|Octav+|Panic|||||||||Chan-||Chan+
The Soft Buttons on the Effects mode Page

The Octav- and Octav+ soft buttons let you change the MIDI transposition in increments of one
octave. The Panic soft button sends All Notes Off and All Controllers Off to the K2vx and on all
16 MIDI channels. The Chan- and Chan+ soft buttons change the current MIDI channel.
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Effects Mode Parameters

PARAMETER RANGE OF VALUES DEFAULT
EFFECT Preset Effect list 1 Sweet Hall

WET/DRY 0 to 100% Wet 50%
FX MODE Auto, Master, Program, Setup Auto
FX CHANNEL None, Current, 1 to 16 Current
Effect
This indicates the preset effect thatÕs selected while youÕre in Effects mode. By changing the
value of this parameter, you can view and listen to the various preset effects without changing
the preset effect for any of the programs or setups. If the FX Mode parameter (explained below)
is set to a value of Auto (its default value), then when you enter Effects mode, the value of the
Effect parameter automatically changes to match the effect assigned to the most recently
selected program or setup. If FX Mode is set to Master, Program, or Setup, the Effect parameter
is not automatically updated, so the effect you hear when you enter Effects mode may not be
the same as the one assigned to the program or setup you were listening to before you entered
Effects mode. ThereÕs a list of the factory preset effects in the Reference Guide.
Wet/Dry
This gives you the mix level of the currently selected preset effect. Use one of the data entry
methods to adjust the effects mix. 0% removes the effect entirely, while 100% removes all of the
dry (unaffected) sound, so that you hear only the wet sound (sound with effect). Your best
results will usually come from settings near 50%.
If youÕre using a stereo insert cable in one or both of the Group A outputs to create a loop to an
outboard effects processor, you can bring the effects from the outboard unit into the K2vx and
out the MIX outputs. If you want to use only the outboard effects, the easiest way to defeat the
K2vxÕs effects is to set the Wet/Dry mix to 0%, and the FX Mode to Master. You could also go to
the CHANLS page in MIDI mode, and set the OutPair parameter to a value of B(DRY), C(DRY),
or D(DRY) for one or more channels. Any program assigned to these MIDI channels will then
be routed to Output Group B, C, or D, and will appear at the MIX outputs without going
through the effects processor.
Understanding FX Mode and FX Channel

FX Mode and FX Channel are important to understand because they determine how the effects
processor is controlled.
The K2vxÕs effects work as a single effects processor. You can combine different effects together,
but you can't split them up between programs or channels. In other words, whichever effect
you pick is going to affect all of the programs - you can't have reverb for one program and
delay on another.
The FX Mode parameter lets you choose what will control the effects processor. The default
value is Auto. This means that the current mode is controlling the effects. Each program and
setup has an effect assigned to it. So if you go to Program mode and call up a program, the
effect assigned to the program on the effects page in the Program editor will be called up. For
example, if you go to Program mode, choose program 1, Acoustic Piano and then go back to the
Effects mode, you will see that the effect is Small Hall. If you go back to Program Mode, call up
program 2, Stage Piano, and go back to Effects, you will see Medium. Setups function similarly.
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The FX Mode parameter works in conjunction with the FX Channel parameter. The default
value for this is Current. This means that the program assigned to the MIDI channel currently
in the display is in control of the effects. But you can also set this to a speciÞc channel. For
example, you could set it so that the Program on Channel 1 is in control of the effects.
As we mentioned, in Auto, either a Program or a Setup can be in control, depending on which

mode you are in. You can also set this param to Setup or Program only. The Þnal value is
Master. When set to Master, the effect that you call up on this page will be the one you hear, no
matter what program you call up. In this situation, the FX channel becomes the channel you
would use to send program changes on to call up effects. You can also use this channel to send
controllers to alter parameters in real time.
Using Effects in Song Mode

If you are using the K2vx's sequencer, you have a couple of additional options. If you set FX
Mode to Master, you can choose your effect on the Effects page and it will remain at that
setting. If you put it in Auto, then you will have use of the Effect Channel parameter which is
found on the Edit Common page of the song. In this case, the program on the Effect Channel
will be controlling the effects. See page 12-26 for information on the EffectChan parameter.
FX Mode
The FX Mode parameter determines how preset effects will be selected when you change
programs or setups. Refer to "Understanding FX Mode and FX Channel", above, for more
information.
The four possible values for FX Mode are explained below.
Master: The preset effect displayed on the Effects mode page will be applied to every program
or setup you select, and wonÕt change unless you change it in Effects mode. Use this value
when you want to use the same preset effect for every program or setup you select, for
example, when recording multi-timbrally. This is also the setting youÕll use when you want to
be able to use external MIDI to control the K2vxÕs effects in realtime. See the discussion of FX
Channel below.
Program: When you select a program on the FX channel (explained below), the K2vx will select
the preset effect thatÕs assigned to that program. The programÕs preset effect is assigned with
the Effects Preset parameter on the EFFECT page in the Program Editor. Set FX Mode to
Program when you want the preset effect to change every time you select a program on the FX
channel. If the value is set to Program, then while youÕre in Effects mode, the preset effect you
hear will be the effect assigned to the program on the FX channel, not the one you see
displayed. If you select a program on a channel other than the FX channel, the preset effect will
not change. If the value of the FX Channel parameter is ÒCurrent,Ó then the FX channel always
matches the current MIDI channel, and the preset effect will change according to any program
you select.
If the value is set to Program and you enter Setup mode, the K2vx uses the preset effect thatÕs
assigned to the program on the FX Channel (explained below). Therefore, the effect will change
only if you select a setup containing a program assigned to the FX Channel.
Setup: When you select a setup, the K2vx will select the preset effect thatÕs assigned to that
setup. The setup preset effect is assigned with the Effect parameter in the Setup Editor. Set FX
Mode to Setup when you want the preset effect to change every time you select a setup. The
preset effect you hear while in Effects mode will be the effect assigned to the current setup, not
the one you see displayed. If you enter Program mode, the effect will not change when you
select programs.
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Auto: At this setting, the FX mode automatically matches the K2vxÕs operating mode. Selecting
a program will select the effect assigned to that program. Selecting a setup will select the effect
assigned to that setup. When you enter Effects mode, the value of the Effect parameter is
automatically updated to match the effect assigned to the most recently selected program or
setup, so when you enter Effects mode, the effect you hear will be the one you were just
listening to.
This setting is especially useful if youÕre using Quick Access mode, and you have programs and
setups loaded into your Quick Access banks. A setting of Auto will ensure that the desired
effects are selected when you select a program or setup. In Song mode, a setting of Auto lets
you use the Effect Channel parameter on the Edit Common page of the song. In this case, the
program on the Effect Channel will be controlling the effects. See page 12-26 for information on
the EffectChan parameter.
YouÕll normally leave the FX mode set to Auto, and use the other settings when you want to
override the automatic selection of preset effects.
If youÕve set the FX Mode parameter to a value of other than Auto, and you change the preset
effect in the Program or Setup Editor, the value of the FX mode may revert to Auto. This will
happen a) when FX Mode is set to Setup and you change the preset effect in the Program
Editor; b) when FX mode is set to Program and you change the preset effect in the Setup Editor,
and c) when FX Mode is set to Master and you change the preset effect in either the Program or
Setup Editor. This ensures that if you change the preset effect in either Program or Setup mode,
youÕll be able to hear the change.
FX Channel
This parameter is closely tied to the FX Mode parameter, and exists to help the K2vx decide
which preset effect to select. Refer to "Understanding FX Mode and FX Channel", above, for
more information.
When you select a program or setup, the K2vx checks the value of the FX Channel parameter. It
then selects the preset effect thatÕs assigned to the program on that channel. The value of the FX
Mode parameter determines the range of values for the FX Channel parameter. WeÕll discuss
these values in terms of each of the values for the FX Mode parameter.
FX Mode = Auto: In this case, the preset effect is automatically selected for each program or
setup you select. In Setup mode, the FX channel is irrelevant. In Program mode, the FX channel
deÞnes the one MIDI channel on which program changes will change the preset effect. This can
be set to any of the 16 MIDI channels, or to a value of Current, which means that the FX
Channel always matches the current MIDI channel as set in Program mode. When youÕre in
Program mode and you want the preset effect to change whenever you change programs from
the K2vxÕs front panel, use a value of Current.
If the value for FX Mode is Auto, and the value for FX Channel is Current, then when youÕre in
Song modeÑor you move to another mode during song playbackÑthe channel indicated by
the EffectChan parameter on the Edit Song:COMMON page controls the selection of effects.
This prevents the effects from changing if you change MIDI channels during song playback.
When you exit Song modeÑand youÕre not recording or playing back a songÑthe currently
selected program or setup will regain control over the selection of effects. See page 12-26 for
information on the EffectChan parameter.
FX Mode = Master: At this setting the preset effect doesnÕt change when you select programs or
setups, so the FX Channel isnÕt needed for preset effect selection. When the FX mode is set to
Master, the FX channel parameter selects the MIDI channel for realtime effects control via MIDI.
Choose a value of 1Ð16 to specify the channel on which the K2vx will accept incoming MIDI
control signals and apply them to the realtime effects parameters (explained later in this
chapter). Choose a value of None to disable external MIDI effects control.
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The Effects Editor
FX Mode = Program: In this case, the available values for the FX Channel parameter are
Current, and 1Ð16. Here, the default value of Current is your most likely choice, since preset
effect selection and realtime control messages will be tied to the current MIDI channel. Set a
value of 1Ð16 when you want to be able to change programs on the current MIDI channel
without changing the preset effect.
FX Mode = Setup: At this setting, the preset effect is determined by the value for the Effect
parameter on the Setup Editor page, so the FX Channel parameter is irrelevant, and the only
available value is None. Realtime effects are disabled in Setup mode, since thereÕs no way to
determine which program should generate the control source signals assigned to control the
realtime effects.
Another Use for Effects Mode

As we mentioned, the main purpose of Effects mode is to tell the K2vx how to select preset
effects when you select programs or setupsÑbut thereÕs another convenient use as well.
Global Preset Effect

If you set the FX Mode to Master, the effects assignments for programs and setups are
overridden. The Effect parameter becomes global. Even when you exit Effects mode and select
programs and setups, the preset effect remains unchanged. This is an easy way to hear a
particular effect applied to several different programsÑwithout editing the programs
themselves. YouÕll use this when youÕre playing or recording a multi-timbral sequence and you
want to apply a certain effect to every sound.
Setting the FX Mode to Master tells the K2vx to ignore the preset effects settings at the program
and setup level. If at some later point you go to Program or Setup mode and change one of the
preset effect settings there, the K2vx will assume that the newly selected preset effect is the one
you want to use. The value of FX Mode will automatically revert to Auto, so that the newly
selected effect can be applied to the program or setup youÕre editing. This defeats the override,
and from that point on, selecting a program or setup will select the preset effect assigned to that
program or setup. If you still want the override to apply, return to Effects mode and reset the
FX Mode parameter to Master.
The Effects Editor

There are three ways to reach the Effects Editor. One is to select Effects Mode, select the effect
you wish to edit, then press EDIT. You also can get there from the EFFECT page in the Program
Editor, simply by pressing EDIT. If youÕre in Setup mode, enter the Setup Editor by pressing
EDIT, then select the Program parameter and press EDIT again. YouÕre now in the Program
Editor, where you can select the EFFECT page, and press EDIT to enter the Effects Editor. In
any case, youÕll see a page that looks something like this:
EditEffect|||||<>Config:Ultimate|Reverb|
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DecayTime:1.0s|EarlyDly:1ms|Dry|Level:0|
Room|Vol|:0.8||EarlyDff:5|||Early|Lvl:8|
HFDamping||:8||LaterDly:9ms|Later|Lvl:0|
Envelpmnt:0||||LaterDff:0|||||||||||||||
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Name|||Save|||Delete|Dump|||||||||||||||
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The Effects Editor
The top line tells you that youÕre in the Effects Editor, and identiÞes the conÞguration
(explained below) of the currently selected preset effect. The bottom line labels the active soft
buttons. The parameters you see depend on the currently selected conÞguration.
The Name, Save, and Delete soft buttons handle the basic library functions for user-deÞned
effects, and the Dump soft button initiates a System Exclusive dump of the current effectÕs
settings.
Editing Effects
The K2vx interacts with the global effects processor as if it were a separate multi-effects unit
thatÕs been mounted internally. There are 47 factory preset effects, and room for you to store 80
of your own preset effects. Like any other K2vx object, the preset effects are edited by selecting
parameters and changing their values.
Each factory preset effectÑas well as any preset effects you create yourselfÑuses one of 27
available conÞgurations. The conÞgurations are simply different sets of familiar programmable
effects generators, the kind youÕd Þnd on any outboard effects unitÑreverb, chorus, parametric
and graphic EQ, delay, and mixers. Various combinations of these effects generators make up
the conÞgurations.
When you enter the Effects Editor, the conÞguration for the currently selected preset effect is
shown on the top line of the display. If you want to tweak a preset effect slightly, simply adjust
the values for one or more of the parameters on the page. You can then name and save the new
effect, either ÒreplacingÓ the ROM preset or saving to a RAM location by giving it an unused
ID. If you ÒreplaceÓ a ROM effect with one of your own, deleting your effect will restore the
ROM effect.
Use the CHAN/BANK buttons to change the conÞguration to be used by the currently selected
preset effect. YouÕll want to do this only when youÕre creating new effects that differ in type
from the current effect, since changing the conÞguration can drastically change the nature of
the effect.
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Configurations and Parameters

The conÞgurations deÞne various types and combinations of effectsÑreverb, delay, EQ, etc.
This section shows you the pages corresponding to each of the conÞgurations. HereÕs the entire
list:
DRY
STEREO CHORUS
STEREO FLANGE
STEREO DELAY
4-TAP DELAY
ULTIMATE REVERB
ROOM SIMULATOR
GATED REVERB
REVERSE REVERB
PARAMETRIC EQ
GRAPHIC EQ
PARAMETRIC EQ+DELAY+MIXER
PARAMETRIC EQ+CHORUS+MIXER
CHORUS+ROOM+MIXER
DELAY+ROOM+MIXER
CHORUS+HALL+MIXER
DELAY+HALL+MIXER
EQ+GATED REVERB+MIXER
EQ+REVERSE REVERB+MIXER
PARAMETRIC EQ+CHORUS+DELAY+MIXER
PARAMETRIC EQ+FLANGE+DELAY+MIXER
CHORUS +DELAY+ROOM+MIXER
FLANGE+DELAY+ROOM+MIXER
CHORUS+DELAY+HALL+MIXER
FLANGE+DELAY+HALL+MIXER
EQ+CHORUS+4-TAP-DELAY+MIXER
EQ+FLANGE+4-TAP DELAY+MIXER
Dry
EditEffect|||||<>Config:Dry|||||||||||||
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Use this conÞguration if you want a particular program or setup to play through the MIX
outputs without effects, even though itÕs routed to Output Group A.
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Stereo Chorus
EditEffect|||||<>Config:Stereo|Chorus|||
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Chr|Delay:0ms|||||||Dry|Level:0|||||||||
LFO|Speed:8|||||||||Right|Lvl:10||||||||
LFO|Depth:45||||||||Left|Lvl|:10||||||||
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PARAMETER RANGE OF VALUES
CHORUS DELAY 0 to 60 milliseconds

LFO SPEED 0 to 65
LFO DEPTH 0 to 99
DRY LEVEL 0 to 10
RIGHT—LEFT LEVEL 0 to 10
Stereo Flange
EditEffect|||||<>Config:Stereo|Flange|||
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FlngDelay:1ms|||||||Dry|Level:0|||||||||
LFO|Speed:3|||||||||Right|Lvl:10||||||||
LFO|Depth:63||||||||Left|Lvl|:10||||||||
Feedback|:80%|||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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FLANGE DELAY 10 milliseconds

LFO SPEED 0 to 65
LFO DEPTH 0 to 99
FEEDBACK 0 to 99%
DRY LEVEL 0 to 10
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Stereo Delay
EditEffect|||||<>Config:Stereo|Delay||||
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DelayTime:135ms|||||Dry|Level:0|||||||||
Feedback|:30%|||||||Right|Lvl:10||||||||
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DELAY TIME 0 to 750 milliseconds

FEEDBACK 0 to 99%
DRY LEVEL 0 to 10
4-Tap Delay
EditEffect|||||<>Config:4-Tap|Delay|||||
Tap1Delay:345ms|||||Dry|Level:0|||||||||
Tap2Delay:660ms|||||Tap1Lvl|R:9|||L:0|||
FeedDelay:680ms|||||Tap4Lvl|R:3|||L:6|||
FeedBack|:20%|||||||||||||||||||||||||||
TAP 1—4 DELAY 0 to 1500 milliseconds

FEEDBACK DELAY 0 to 1500 milliseconds
FEEDBACK 0 to 99%
DRY LEVEL 0 to 10
TAP LEVEL 1—4 RIGHT 0 to 10
TAP LEVEL 1—4 LEFT 0 to 10
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Ultimate Reverb
EditEffect|||||<>Config:Ultimate|Reverb|
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DecayTime:1.0s|EarlyDly:0ms|Dry|Level:0|
Room|Vol|:0.9||EarlyDff:3|||Early|Lvl:7|
HFDamping:2||||LaterDly:0ms|Later|Lvl:7|
Envelpmnt:9||||LaterDff:6|||||||||||||||
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DECAY TIME 1 to 99 seconds

ROOM VOLUME 0.0 to 0.9
HIGH-FREQUENCY DAMPING 0 to 9
ENVELOPMENT 0 to 9
EARLY DELAY 0 to 70 milliseconds
EARLY DIFFUSION 0 to 9
LATER DELAY 0 to 70 milliseconds
LATER DIFFUSION 0 to 9
DRY LEVEL 0 to 10
EARLY LEVEL 0 to 10
LATER LEVEL 0 to 10
Room Simulator
EditEffect|||||<>Config:Room|Simulator||
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GrossSize:Studio||||Dry|Level:9|||||||||
DecayTime:2.80s|||||Rev|Level:6|||||||||
ListenPos:Front|||||||||||||||||||||||||
HFDamping:5|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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GROSS SIZE Studio, Chamber, Club, Hall, Arena

DECAY TIME 0.7 to 23.8 seconds
LISTENING POSITION Front, Middle, Back
HIGH-FREQUENCY DAMPING 0 to 9
DRY LEVEL 0 to 10
REVERB LEVEL 0 to 10
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Gated Reverb
EditEffect|||||<>Config:Gated|Reverb||||
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Pre-Delay:0ms|||||||Dry|Level:10||||||||
Envelope|:Flat||||||AccentLvl:0|||||||||
DecayTime:250ms|||||Right|Lvl:10||||||||
AccentDly:0ms|||||||Left|Lvl|:10||||||||
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PRE-DELAY 0 to 80 milliseconds
ENVELOPE Flat, Decaying
DECAY TIME 50 to 600 milliseconds
ACCENT DELAY ±50 milliseconds
DRY LEVEL 0 to 10
ACCENT LEVEL 0 to 10
Reverse Reverb
EditEffect|||||<>Config:Reverse|Reverb||
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Pre-Delay:45ms||||||Dry|Level:0|||||||||
Rev|Time|:550ms|||||AccentLvl:3|||||||||
AccentDly:50ms||||||Right|Lvl:10||||||||
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PRE-DELAY 0 to 80 milliseconds
REVERB TIME 50 to 600 milliseconds
DRY LEVEL 0 to 10
ACCENT LEVEL 0 to 10
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Parametric EQ
EditEffect|||||<>Config:Parametric|EQ|||
Band1|Frq:0.10KHz|||||||||||||||||||||||
Band1|Lvl:-12dB|||||EQ|Level|:9|||||||||
Band2|Frq:0.80KHz|||||||||||||||||||||||
Band2|Lvl:6dB|||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Band3|Frq:0.48KHz|||||||||||||||||||||||
Band3|Lvl:6dB|||||||||||||||||||||||||||
BAND 1 FREQUENCY 0.1 to 12.60 KHz (cycles per second)

BAND 1 LEVEL ±12 DB
BAND 2—3 FREQUENCY 0.1 to 12.80 KHz
BAND 2—3 LEVEL ±12 DB
EQ LEVEL 0 to 10
Graphic EQ
EditEffect|||||<>Config:Graphic|EQ||||||
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||4dB|4dB|2dB|0dB|-2d|2dB|4dB|10d|8dB|||
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ALL (Frequency in Hz) ±12 dB in 2dB increments
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Parametric EQ, Delay, and Mixer
EditEffect|||||<>Config:Para+Delay+Mixer
Band1Frq:0.10K||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Band1Lvl:-12dB|DelaySrc:EQ|||Dry|Lvl|:6|
Band2Frq:0.10K|DlyInLvl:9||||EQ|Lvl||:0|
Band2Lvl:-12dB|DlyTime|:0ms||DlyR|Lvl:0|
Band3Frq:0.10K|Feedback:60%||DlyL|Lvl:0|
Band3Lvl:0dB||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
BAND 1 FREQUENCY 0.10 to 12.60 KHz

BAND 1 LEVEL ±12 dB
BAND 2—3 LEVEL ±12 dB
DELAY SOURCE EQ, Dry
DELAY IN LEVEL 0 to 10
FEEDBACK 0 to 99%
DRY LEVEL 0 to 10
EQ LEVEL 0 to 10
DELAY LEVEL RIGHT—LEFT 0 to 10
Parametric EQ, Chorus, and Mixer
EditEffect|||||<>Config:Para+Chorus+Mix|
Band1Frq:9.05K||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Band1Lvl:10dB||ChorSrc|:Dry||Dry|Lvl|:9|
Band2Frq:10.00|ChorDly|:10ms|EQ|Lvl||:9|
Band2Lvl:10dB||LFOSpeed:0||||ChrR|Lvl:9|
Band3Frq:0.10K|LFODepth:10|||ChrL|Lvl:9|
Band3Lvl:10dB|||||||||||||||||||||||||||

BAND 2—3 FREQUENCY 0.10—12.80 KHz
CHORUS SOURCE EQ, Dry
LFO SPEED 0 to 65
LFO DEPTH 0 to 99
DRY LEVEL 0 to 10
EQ LEVEL 0 to 10
CHORUS RIGHT—LEFT LEVEL 0 to 10
9-13
Chorus, Room Reverb, and Mixer
EditEffect|||||<>Config:Chorus+Room+Mix|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
ChorDly|:0ms||RevIn|Dry:0||||Dry|Lvl|:0|
LFOSpeed:0||||RevIn|Chr:0||||ChrR|Lvl:0|
LFODepth:0||||RevPreDly:0ms||ChrL|Lvl:0|
||||||||||||||HiFrqDamp:Wrm||RevR|Lvl:0|
||||||||||||||Rev|Decay:0.1s|RevL|Lvl:0|

LFO SPEED 0 to 65
LFO DEPTH 0 to 99
REVERB IN DRY 0 to 10
REVERB IN CHORUS 0 to 10
REVERB PRE-DELAY 0 to 60 milliseconds
HIGH-FREQUENCY DAMPING Warm, Soft, Bright
REVERB DECAY 0.1 to 1.2 seconds
DRY LEVEL 0 to 10
CHORUS LEVEL RIGHT—LEFT 0 to 10
REVERB LEVEL RIGHT—LEFT 0 to 10
Delay, Room Reverb, and Mixer
EditEffect|||||<>Config:Delay+Room+Mixer
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DlyTime|:140m|RevIn|Dry:0||||Dry|Lvl|:0|
Feedback:0%|||RevIn|Dly:9||||DlyR|Lvl:0|
||||||||||||||RevPreDly:10ms|DlyL|Lvl:0|
||||||||||||||Rev|Decay:0.1s|RevL|Lvl:0|

FEEDBACK 0 to 99%
REVERB IN DELAY 0 to 10
HIGH FREQUENCY DAMPING Warm, Soft, Bright
DRY LEVEL 0 to 10
9-14
Chorus, Hall Reverb, and Mixer
EditEffect|||||<>Config:Chorus+Hall+Mix|
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ChorDly|:0ms||RevIn|Dry:9||||Dry|Lvl|:0|
LFOSpeed:9||||RevIn|Chr:0||||ChrR|Lvl:0|
LFODepth:9||||RevPreDly:0ms||ChrL|Lvl:0|
||||||||||||||Rev|Decay:1.00|RevL|Lvl:0|

LFO SPEED 0 to 65
LFO DEPTH 0 to 99
REVERB IN CHORUS 0 to 10
HIGH-FREQUENCY DAMPING Warm, Soft, Bright
DRY LEVEL 0 to 10
Delay, Hall Reverb, and Mixer
EditEffect|||||<>Config:Delay+Hall+Mixer
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DlyTime|:0ms||RevIn|Dry:9||||Dry|Lvl|:0|
Feedback:90%||RevIn|Dly:9||||DlyR|Lvl:0|
||||||||||||||RevPreDly:0ms||DlyL|Lvl:0|
||||||||||||||HiFrqDamp:Brt||RevR|Lvl:0|
||||||||||||||Rev|Decay:1.00|RevL|Lvl:0|

FEEDBACK 0 to 99%
REVERB IN DELAY 0 to 10
DRY LEVEL 0 to 10
9-15
EQ, Gated Reverb, and Mixer
EditEffect|||||<>Config:EQ+Gated+Mixer||
LoPassFrq:0.10KHz|||EQ|R|Lvl|:2|||||||||
||||||||||||||||||||EQ|L|Lvl|:0|||||||||
RevPreDly:9ms|||||||Acc|R|Lvl:0|||||||||
GateEnv||:Flat||||||Acc|L|Lvl:0|||||||||
Rev|Decay:500ms|||||Rev|R|Lvl:0|||||||||
AccentDly:-50ms|||||Rev|L|Lvl:0|||||||||
LOWPASS FILTER CUTOFF FREQ. 0.10 to 18.00KHz

GATE ENVELOPE Flat, Decaying
GATE DECAY TIME 50 to 600 milliseconds
EQ LEVEL RIGHT—LEFT 0 to 10
ACCENT LEVEL RIGHT—LEFT 0 to 10
EQ, Reverse Reverb, and Mixer
EditEffect|||||<>Config:EQ+Reverse+Mixer
LoPassFrq:15.00KHz||EQ|R|Lvl|:9|||||||||
||||||||||||||||||||EQ|L|Lvl|:2|||||||||
RevPreDly:0ms|||||||Acc|R|Lvl:0|||||||||
Rev|Time|:50ms||||||Acc|L|Lvl:0|||||||||
AccentDly:-50ms|||||Rev|R|Lvl:0|||||||||
||||||||||||||||||||Rev|L|Lvl:0|||||||||
LOWPASS FILTER CUTOFF FREQ. 100 Hz to 18.00KHz

REVERSE TIME 50 to 600 milliseconds
EQ LEVEL RIGHT—LEFT 0 to 10
ACCENT LEVEL RIGHT—LEFT 0 to 10
REVERSE LEVEL RIGHT—LEFT 0 to 10
9-16
Parametric EQ, Chorus, Delay, and Mixer
EditEffect|||||<>Config:Para+Cho+Dly+Mix
Frq1:0.10|ChrSrc:EQ|DlyEQSrc:EQ||Dry|:1|
Lvl1:-12d|ChrDly:0m|DlyEQIn|:0|||EQ||:1|
Frq2:0.10|LFOSpd:0||DlyChrIn:0|||DlyR:1|
Lvl2:-12d|LFODep:0||DlyTime|:9ms|DlyL:1|
Frq3:0.48|||||||||||Feedback:0%||ChrR:1|
Lvl3:-8dB||||||||||||||||||||||||ChrL:1|

CHORUS EQ SOURCE EQ, Dry
CHORUS LFO SPEED 0 to 65
CHORUS LFO DEPTH 0 to 99
DELAY EQ SOURCE EQ, Dry
DELAY EQ IN 0 to 10
DELAY CHORUS IN 0 to 10
DELAY FEEDBACK 0 to 99%
DRY LEVEL 0 to 10
EQ LEVEL 0 to 10
9-17
Parametric EQ, Flange, Delay, and Mixer
EditEffect|||||<>Config:Para+Fla+Dly+Mix
Frq1:0.10|FlaSrc:EQ|DlyEQSrc:EQ|||||||||
Lvl1:10dB|FlaDly:0||DlyEQIn|:9|||EQ||:9|
Frq2:10.0|LFOSpd:64|DlyFlaIn:0|||DlyR:9|
Lvl2:10dB|LFODep:98|DlyTime|:9ms|DlyL:9|
Frq3:10.8|FeedBk:10|Feedback:90%|FlaR:9|
Lvl3:10dB||||||||||||||||||||||||FlaL:9|
BAND 1 FREQUENCY 100 Hz to 12.60 KHz

FLANGE SOURCE EQ, Dry
FLANGE DELAY 0 to 10 milliseconds
LFO SPEED 0 to 65
LFO DEPTH 0 to 99
FLANGE FEEDBACK 0 to 99%
DELAY EQ SOURCE EQ, Dry
DELAY EQ IN 0 to 10
DELAY FLANGE IN 0 to 10
DRY LEVEL 0 to 10
EQ LEVEL 0 to 10
FLANGE LEVEL RIGHT—LEFT 0 to 10
9-18
Chorus, Delay, Room Reverb, and Mixer
EditEffect|||||<>Config:Cho+Dly+Room+Mix
ChrDly:0m|DlyDryIn:0|||RevDryIn:9||CR:0|
LFOSpd:0||DlyChrIn:0|||RevChrIn:0||CL:1|
LFODep:0||DlyTime|:0ms|RevDlyIn:6||DR:1|
||||||||||Feedback:0%||RvPreDly:0||DL:1|
|||||||||||||||||||||||HFrqDamp:WrmRR:1|
DryLvl:0|||||||||||||||Rev|Time:0.1RL:1|

DRY LEVEL 0 to 10
DELAY DRY IN 0 to 10
REVERB DRY IN 0 to 10
REVERB CHORUS IN 0 to 10
REVERB DELAY IN 0 to 10
REVERB TIME (DECAY) 100 milliseconds to 1.2 seconds
9-19
Flange, Delay, Room Reverb, and Mixer
EditEffect|||||<>Config:Fla+Dly+Room+Mix
FlaDly:0m|DlyDryIn:9|||RevDryIn:9||FR:1|
LFOSpd:64|DlyFlaIn:0|||RevFlaIn:9||FL:1|
LFODep:98|DlyTime|:9ms|RevDlyIn:0||DR:1|
FeedBk:90|Feedback:90%|RvPreDly:0||DL:1|
|||||||||||||||||||||||HFrqDamp:WrmRR:1|

FLANGE LFO SPEED 0 to 65
FLANGE LFO DEPTH 0 to 99
DRY LEVEL 0 to 10
REVERB FLANGE IN 0 to 10
9-20
Chorus, Delay, Hall Reverb, and Mixer
EditEffect|||||<>Config:Cho+Dly+Hall+Mix
ChrDly:0m|DlyDryIn:0|||RevDryIn:9||CR:0|
LFOSpd:0||DlyChrIn:0|||RevChrIn:0||CL:1|
LFODep:0||DlyTime|:9ms|RevDlyIn:6||DR:1|
||||||||||Feedback:90%|RvPreDly:0||DL:1|
|||||||||||||||||||||||HFrqDamp:WrmRR:1|

DRY LEVEL 0 to 10
REVERB CHORUS IN 0 to 10
REVERB TIME (DECAY) 1.0 to 20.0 seconds
9-21
Flange, Delay, Hall Reverb, and Mixer
EditEffect|||||<>Config:Fla+Dly+Hall+Mix
FlaDly:0m|DlyDryIn:9|||RevDryIn:9||FR:1|
LFOSpd:64|DlyFlaIn:0|||RevFlaIn:9||FL:1|
LFODep:98|DlyTime|:9ms|RevDlyIn:0||DR:1|
FeedBk:90|Feedback:90%|RvPreDly:0||DL:1|
|||||||||||||||||||||||HFrqDamp:WrmRR:1|

DRY LEVEL 0 to 10
REVERB FLANGE IN 0 to 10
9-22
EQ, Chorus, 4-Tap Delay, and Mixer
EditEffect|||||<>Config:EQ+Chor+4Tap+Mix
LoPass:0.|DlyEQIn:8||FdBkDly:0ms|Tp1R:1|
||0.67KHz|DlyChIn:0||FeedBck:0%||Tp1L:1|
ChrDly:0m|Tap1Dly:0ms||||||||||||Tap2:1|
LFOSpd:0||Tap2Dly:0ms||EQLvl:1|||Tap3:1|
LFODep:8||Tap3Dly:7ms||ChrLv:1|||Tp4R:1|
||||||||||Tap4Dly:0ms||||||||||||Tp4L:1|
LOWPASS FILTER CUTOFF FREQ. 100 Hz to 18 KHz

DELAY EQ IN 0 to 10
4-TAP FEEDBACK AMOUNT 0 to 99%
EQ LEVEL 0 to 10
CHORUS LEVEL 0 to 10
TAP 1—4 LEVEL RIGHT—LEFT 0 to 10
EQ, Flange, 4-Tap Delay, and Mixer
EditEffect|||||<>Config:EQ+Flan+4Tap+Mix
LoPass:0.|DlyEQIn:8||FdBkDly:0ms|Tp1R:1|
||0.67KHz|DlyFlIn:0||FeedBck:0%||Tp1L:1|
FlaDly:0m|Tap1Dly:0ms||||||||||||Tap2:1|
LFOSpd:0||Tap2Dly:0ms||EQLvl:1|||Tap3:1|
LFODep:8||Tap3Dly:7ms||FlLvl:1|||Tp4R:1|
FeedBk:90|Tap4Dly:0ms||||||||||||Tp4L:1|
LOWPASS FILTER CUTOFF FREQ. 100 Hz to 18 KHz

DELAY EQ IN 0 to 10
4-TAP FEEDBACK AMOUNT 0 to 99%
EQ LEVEL 0 to 10
FLANGE LEVEL 0 to 10
TAP 1—4 LEVEL RIGHT—LEFT 0 to 10
9-23
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The Effects Mode Page

The Effects Mode Page

The Soft Buttons on the Effects mode Page

Effects Mode Parameters

EFFECT Preset Effect list 1 Sweet Hall

Understanding FX Mode and FX Channel

As we mentioned, in Auto, either a Program or a Setup can be in control, depending on which

Using Effects in Song Mode

The four possible values for FX Mode are explained below.

Another Use for Effects Mode

Global Preset Effect

The Effects Editor

Configurations and Parameters

PARAMETER RANGE OF VALUES

CHORUS DELAY 0 to 60 milliseconds

PARAMETER RANGE OF VALUES

FLANGE DELAY 10 milliseconds

PARAMETER RANGE OF VALUES

DELAY TIME 0 to 750 milliseconds

PARAMETER RANGE OF VALUES

TAP 1—4 DELAY 0 to 1500 milliseconds

PARAMETER RANGE OF VALUES

DECAY TIME 1 to 99 seconds

PARAMETER RANGE OF VALUES

GROSS SIZE Studio, Chamber, Club, Hall, Arena

PARAMETER RANGE OF VALUES

PARAMETER RANGE OF VALUES

PARAMETER RANGE OF VALUES

BAND 1 FREQUENCY 0.1 to 12.60 KHz (cycles per second)

PARAMETER RANGE OF VALUES

ALL (Frequency in Hz) ±12 dB in 2dB increments

Parametric EQ, Delay, and Mixer

PARAMETER RANGE OF VALUES

BAND 1 FREQUENCY 0.10 to 12.60 KHz

Parametric EQ, Chorus, and Mixer

PARAMETER RANGE OF VALUES

BAND 1 FREQUENCY 0.10 to 12.60 KHz

Chorus, Room Reverb, and Mixer

PARAMETER RANGE OF VALUES

CHORUS DELAY 0 to 60 milliseconds

Delay, Room Reverb, and Mixer

PARAMETER RANGE OF VALUES

DELAY TIME 0 to 750 milliseconds

Chorus, Hall Reverb, and Mixer

PARAMETER RANGE OF VALUES

CHORUS DELAY 0 to 60 milliseconds

Delay, Hall Reverb, and Mixer

PARAMETER RANGE OF VALUES

DELAY TIME 0 to 750 milliseconds

EQ, Gated Reverb, and Mixer

PARAMETER RANGE OF VALUES

LOWPASS FILTER CUTOFF FREQ. 0.10 to 18.00KHz

EQ, Reverse Reverb, and Mixer

PARAMETER RANGE OF VALUES

LOWPASS FILTER CUTOFF FREQ. 100 Hz to 18.00KHz

Parametric EQ, Chorus, Delay, and Mixer

PARAMETER RANGE OF VALUES

BAND 1 FREQUENCY 0.1 to 12.60 KHz