DOD TEC8, Owner'S Manual

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Signal Processing
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Signal Processing
CHORUSES cont'd.
Name Speed/Level Speed/Level Speed/Level Speed/Level
Slow 1 - .10Hz/25 2 - .15Hz/25 3 - .10Hz/50 4 - .15Hz/50
Medium 5 - .25Hz/25 6 - .35Hz/25 7 - .25Hz/50 8 - .30Hz/50
Fast 9 - 2.0Hz/25 10 - 3.5Hz/25 11 - 2.0Hz/50 12 - 3.5Hz/50
FLANGERS
Flangers are like choruses with the exception that part of the effected
signal is returned back to the input. This is known as feedback.
Settings with larger feedback settings will create more dramatic “jet
airplane” type effects.
Name Speed/Fback Speed/Fback Speed/Fback Speed/Fback
Slow 13 - .10Hz/40 14 - .15Hz/40 15 - .15Hz/50 16 - .20Hz/50
Medium 17 - .30Hz/50 18 - .35Hz/50 19 - .40Hz/60 20 - .40Hz/60
Fast 21 - .70Hz/60 22 - .80Hz/60 23 - 1.0Hz/75 24 - 1.0Hz/80
PHASERS
Phasers, like Flangers,split the input signal into 2 paths. One path
remains unaffected while the other is modulated in and out of phase.
When this is combined with the original, part of this signal is returned
back to the input (feedback). Increased feedback settings can produce
very spacey sounds, reminiscent of late 60’s early 70’s music.
Name Speed/Fback Speed/Fback Speed/Fback Speed/Fback
Slow 1 - .10Hz/60 2 - . 10Hz/70 3 - .15Hz/80 4 - .15Hz/80
Medium 5 - .25Hz/60 6 - .25Hz/70 7 - .45Hz/70 8 - .45Hz/80
Fast 9 - .90Hz/40 10- 1.0Hz/50 11 - 1.5Hz/50 12 - 2.0Hz/60
TREMOLO Tremolos modulate the level of the signal. This effect is has been found
in guitar amps for years and has recently become a popular effect
again. The TEC8 gives you 9 speeds ranging from 2.0 Hz - 9.0 Hz
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RING MODULATOR
The Ring Modulator produces mathematically related sounds
rather than a harmonically related sounds. It is useful for atonal and
percussive-like effects.
Setting Frequency Setting Frequency
22 80 26 750
23 160 27 1000
24 320 28 1300
25 500
PIXELLATOR
The Pixellator takes the input signal and undersamples it to create a
raw digital version of the original. This effect is popular in industrial,
rap, and techno music.
Setting Pixellation Wet/Dry Mix
29-31 10 33/67, 67/33, 100/0
32-34 20 33/67, 67/33, 100/0
35-37 30 33/67, 67/33, 100/0
38-40 Random 67/33
Signal Processing