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CHORUS
TREMOLO
PHASER
DSP
EFFECTS
CUSTOM
REVERB
STAGE
ROOM
HALL
CUSTOM DSP EFF.
FLANGER
CHORUS 2
TREMOLO 2
DELAY
DELAY 2
CUSTOM REVERB
CONCERT
CHURCH
SMALL ROOM 1
SMALL ROOM 2
SLAP
CUSTOM DSP EFF.
FLANGER
• Scroll through the additional effects with the +/– buttons.
• Shortly after, the display returns to the previous status.
4. To select a different Custom Effect
After the temporary Custom display disappears, it is possible to continue
selecting Custom effects, provided that no other effect selections or Sound
selections are carried out. If you do press the Reverb or DSP Effect button,
you will have to repeat the selection cycle until you reach the Custom
position.
• Press the + or – button (without touching the Reverb or DSP Effect button).
The temporary Custom display activates again.
CUSTOM REVERB
CHURCH
CUSTOM DSP EFF.
TREMOLO 2
• Select a different Custom effect as already explained above.
5. Select the Bypass status (all models)
Press the Reverb button or DSP Effect button repeatedly until all leds are off.
In this status, the Sound to which the Bypass status has been assigned plays
without effects.
• Note on Reverb Depth: The Reverb Depth (volume) can be adjusted for
each preset and each effect to suit your requirements. How to carry out this
adjustment is explained in the MASTER SET section, under Reverb Depth.
• Note on Effect Depth and Effect Rate: these two parameters can be
adjusted for each preset and each effect to suit your requirements. How to
carry out this adjustment is explained in the MASTER SET chapter, under
Effect Depth and Effect Rate.
Natural String Resonance
The Concert Grand Sound is influenced by the Natural String Resonance effect which simulates the string resonance heard in
acoustic pianos when struck strings produce a sympathetic resonance of unstruck strings. This effect is obtained playing new
notes when one or more notes of the keyboard are already pressed.
• Note: Research in physical modelling technology and its applications to
produce Natural String Resonance is a result of the collaboration between
Generalmusic and the CSC department of the University of Padova.