Midas PRO6, Owner'S Manual

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PRO6 Live Audio System
Owner’s Manual
Chapter 16: Internal Effects
This chapter describes the internal effects of the PRO6. Initially, it explains how to use
the PRO6 to operate the effects and then details all of their available control functions
and their use.
Overview of the internal effects
The Effects screen (shown right,
containing all the available effects)
manages up to eight user-assignable
effects devices, collectively called the
“internal effects pool”. This is a ‘bundle’
of onboard creative audio effects that
provide onboard facilities where outboard
effects units would have traditionally
been required. The effects are displayed
on the screen in a ‘virtual’ eight-unit
rack.
All of the points in the control centre’s
signal flow where outboard effects can be
inserted, such as auxes and returns or
insert points on input channels, audio subgroups, mix and master buses, can be
patched to effects in the internal effects pool as well as external world XLRs. The
following table shows the available internal effects and where they can be found in this
chapter.
Internal effect Section reference
Delay “Delay effect” on page 149
Virtual DN780 Reverb “Virtual DN780 Reverb effect” on page 150
Flanger “Flanger effect” on page 153
Phaser “Phaser effect” on page 154
Pitch Shifter “Pitch Shifter effect” on page 155
SQ1 Dynamics “SQ1 Dynamics effect” on page 156
3-Band Compressor “3-Band Compressor effect” on page 156