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95 SOUND PARAMETERS REFERENCE
EFFECTS (lower row)
The lower half of the Effects section offers distortion, analog
boost, chorus and phasing effects, all of which can be applied
simultaneously. Effects which involve audio input (Vocoder,
Input Follower, Input Ring Modulator) are also available here
(see EDIT below).
SELECT
Determines which effect the knobs will control, and which menu
will appear when the EDIT button is pressed.
EDIT
Opens the menu for to the currently selected effect. Repeatedly
pressing EDIT toggles between the audio input effects pages
and the selected effect. See “Vocoder” on page 100, “Input Fol-
lower” on page 105 and “Input Ring Modulator” on page 106.
TYPE/MIX
If DISTORTION is selected, this controls the distortion Type (see
below). If ANALOG BOOST is selected, it controls the frequency
(see “Frequency” on page 97). If Chorus or Phaser is selected, it
controls the Mix parameter (see e.g. “Mix” on page 97).
INTENSITY
If DISTORTION or ANALOG BOOST is selected, this controls
the intensity parameter (see “Intensity” on page 97). If Chorus or
PHASER is selected, it controls the feedback parameter (see
“Feedback” on page 98 and “Feedback” on page 99).
Distortion
The choice of “Distortion” effects in the lower EFFECTS section
are similar those available in the FILTERS menu (see “Satura-
tion” on page 140), but here they treat the signal as a whole, i.e.
not each individual voice. The difference is particularly noticea-
ble when playing chords.
> PANEL CONTROLS
> EDIT MENU