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BEAT SYNC SELECT
X-FADE EFFECTS
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X PARAMETER
Y PARAMETER
INPUT
EFFECTS
MIC-1
MIC-2
CH-1
CH-2
CH-3
CH-4
XF-A
XF-B
MASTER
TIME
LEVEL/DEPTH
SELECT
SELECT
ECHO
AUTO
PAN
FLANGER
MANUAL
FILTER
AUTO
FILTER
REVERB
TRANS
PITCH
SHIFT
X-FADER
AUTO
OFF
EFFECTS
CUE
EFFECTS
ON/OFF
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DSP Effects Section
32. TAP Button
Should the auto-BPM feature not pick up the correct BPM of a certain style of music the user can manually
‘TAP’ in the BPM in using this button
33. Effects ‘FX’ On/Off
Use this button to turn the main effects on (illuminated) of Off.
34. Effects Cue
This button gives a pre-fade indication of the selected effect in the headphones proir to the user switching the
effects on using the Effects ON/OFF button (33).
35. Effects Selector Switch
This switch is used to select the desired effect choose between:
Echo
– This will give a delay-based effect in which copies of the music are heard trailing off to silence; similar to
shouting from a mountaintop and hearing your voice repeat.
Auto Pan
– This will move the stereo sound automatically from the left to the right speaker repeatedly.
Flanger
– This is an effect that generates a swirling sound by adding a slightly delayed copy of the signal in
which the copy's delay time fluctuates.
Manual Filter
– The Filter effect removes certain frequencies from the music. Use the Time and Level/Depth
knobs to manually fade through the removal of each frequency.
Auto Filter
- The Filter effect removes certain frequencies from the music automatically.
Reverb
– This is an effect in which the ambience of a physical space is simulated.
Trans
– This effect gives the impression of the sound dropping out, making it stutter.
Pitch Shift
– This effect allows you to increase or decrease the pitch of the music without increasing or
decreasing the tempo.
36. Input Select Switch
This switch allows the user to select the input source for the effects to be added to.
37. Level/Depth Control
This rotary knob is used to adjust the ‘Y Parameter’ (mix ratio, resonance or feedback) of the selected effect.
38. Time Array Control
This rotary knob is used to adjust the ‘X Parameter’ (Time) of the selected effect.
39. LCD Display Screen
This screen gives the user a visual display of the selections that have been made within the DSP module.
Working from the top left hand corner it shows the input that is selected, the effect that is selected, the BPM of
the track playing, the ‘X Parameter’ and finally the ‘Y Parameter’.
