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Page 1: ...l Roland ÍTIEÍI DIGITAL EFFECTS PROCESSOR DEP 3 owner s Manual J ...

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Page 3: ...RecallinsFacto y Pres t Effects l2 B G encral Op eralio n l3 l C onne ctions l3 2 P rosram m in s EIíects l4 a U su alPro aramm ins l4 b Prograrnminaas Comparina with a PrcproArammed EfÍect l4 3 ReverbSelectionand Parameters l5 a R e v e Í b l 5 b N o n l i n e a r 1 7 c D e l a y l 9 4 Equalizer and EíÍect O u l p u t L e v e l 2 0 a E q u a l i z e r 2 0 b E Í l e c lO u lp ut L e v e l 2 5 W r ...

Page 4: ...nal Proc ssor aAt the Disital Sisnal Processor rhe írequencyresponse oÍ the signal is altered by the 3 Band Equalizer It is then processed with 28 bit pa allelarithmatic digital processor and comesout in its Íinal form eííect so nd aThe efíect sound can then be mixed with the dirêct sound OThe DEP 3 Íeaturesa memorycapacity that relains99 diíÍeÍenr efíect settings which can be ecalled easily by us...

Page 5: ...t is normal for this device to become warm while it is beins operated OAvoid usins this devicein extremeheat humidity or wh re it may be àffected by dust ause mild deteíaentíor cl anin8 Do not use solv nts such as thinner aPlease avoid placiDg o droppins anything heavy on th power cab1e aOperatins this devic near a neon or Íluorescent lamp may cause noise interÍe cncê If so chanse the anale oÍ alÍ...

Page 6: ... differêntlydop nding on the eÍtsct s lect d The DEP 3 atlowsyou to write thê eÍÍect settina you have made position of tbe knobs into the intêrnal memorv The DEP 3s merno ycapacitv can retain trp to 99 ÍÍ ct settinas from Memorv Number I to 99 When you havo edited the eÍÍect write it into memory 1 9 9 I Calling 6n êtÍect setting from metnory You can use thê writt n eÍíect seltina later at any time...

Page 7: ...vious setting and sct thc new value This ho íever applies only to ihc knobs w h i c h y o u h a v e m o v e d I Í y o u w i s h a l l the knobs on the panel controls the eÍÍect currently in use turn tbc DEP 3 to th M a n u a l m o d e S e ep a a e 1 4 The editeddata should be wrilten into m mory eithera diÍíerentMemoÍyNumber or the sameNumber Writins a new data will automaticàuy eraseany previouse...

Page 8: ...v vou hear thc rcvêrberated sound as it rêílects many timcs in the environment th picturê will hêlp understand what Íevcrbcration is Diroct Sound The sound reach6 vour ears directlv íÍom thc solnd source Naturallv this is heard Íirst o l o atner L a t Early Roílections Th soundreaches Your reflêcted by the wáll ot Q u n O soundSourcg r Í I 7iïïi aÍs after beina ceiling once Latar Revorboration Thc...

Page 9: ...two non li ear Íevêrbs Normal that cuts a naturalreverberation and Rêvêrse that cuts lhê incrêasingrêveíberation Non linear is sp ciallyefíectiveÍor percussive sound3such as snare drum t I Wh t i8 Dolay Dclayis an efíectcaGed by slightly delayinS a sound By multiplication oÍ the delay efíectí naturalde ying soundcan b created Echo is the most typical delay eíí cl ...

Page 10: ...ICOPERATION 1 CONNECTIONS l 3v6lSgbc1d swirch Chang ths posiíon oí th swiich d p ndingon ths Output lev6loÍ ths conn ctoddsvice Sosthe nen pág x NoÍmally Sotthb switch to the Ímtx oirect Rovorb sounds lcaNcEL R v6rb sound I ...

Page 11: ...utput lêv l oí th d vic conn c d to iho Input Jrct lD tc g l 4dBm Roland Rack System PÍofessional Audio Equipment 20dBm Eleclronic Musical Instrum nt such as synthesizer Consumer typ AudioEquipment OS r th Input Att nultor to ih posirion whèr 9dB oí thc LoY l Indic to lighrt up r th high rt volum lÍ you cànhot chiêv thi ch ng th volumê oí rh d vic conn cr d to ih Input rlÍ you till c a oi m k th t...

Page 12: ...nt eÍÍects M mory Numb rs I to 99 prèpíogrammd í om th manuÍactureÍ Rêíer to thc separetêbooklêl Factory Proaramm d éC t ny ot rh tlctort progrlmm d fÍ cit by pu hlng th M mory umb r Up tnd Down Butron Pushina sid incrêásesth number and V sidê dêcreascs O Whenev r nec 6ry adjust oÍ the device connected to Jack thê Output ...

Page 13: ...A1 to t3lGENERAL OPERATION I CONNECTIONS DP 2 FS 1 FSsL FS5U SottingExsmplos El6c cGuitar Sinc6th6 DEP 3S inputimp danca is low connecting the guirardirectlyto th6 InputJackdoesnot Microphono Efi cr Roru n Efiet sed l3 ...

Page 14: ...en a knob is mov d c v e n s l i g h t l y á d e c i m a l a p p e a r s a t t h ê lowc right to the Memory numbeÍ Th s means thai th eíÍect is chansed fÍom t h e o r i g i n a l o n c Th n w d l will b r ed bY 3 lecti 9 diííêr nr Memory nohber unlér n p p r o p r i t w r i l i n s p r o c d u t p s 2 2 b Programmingas ComParing with a Prsprogrammed EtÍect OS l ct rh M mory nunbor which is son how...

Page 15: ... 8 oíÍ ct3 shown bclow 2 3 Hall 15 5 Hall 22 6 Hall 26 7 a Plare B HA LL HALL is a deeper reverberation of low PLATE PLATE is brisht and metalicreverbwhich is ideál Íor percussive sound Whon ROOMor HALL i l créd rh numbêt r h o w n r t h r i s h r i n t h b o v r b t e r pr nt th tir of th room fho room h r how v i co id r d ro b 6 cub th rêíor th nomber r pr ni th id ot à cub m r r xTh r àr rwo l...

Page 16: ... actual room or hall this would be controlled by th material which the wáll is made oí Rêverb Timê i HF Dámp value ReveÍb T i m e o í S k H z 9 Whên the revcrb timê is 6s and HF Damp is 0 50 the reverb tim oÍ the 8kHz is i Th v b rih ir gr ily r l t d to th room i2 D t ndln9 or which 8 v rb i cu 7 tly l cr d ROOM tlALL PLAÍE th hieh r d low t ll it oí rh v rb tim will y ry Al o th D Do ition ot lb...

Page 17: ...ounds such tNo lin r B í b h no rly r llèction 4By u ing th Rcv b S l ctor Button O l c c t i t h 1 0 x o n s l o r 1 1 Normal The volume oÍ the reverberation decreasês llÍ 1h 3rÈli O PRÊ DELAY This is the time ehspsedbêtweenthe direct sound and Íeverberation ms 4By uring tho P r6m t r Knob 1 i t th Pr d l y Timo 0 to l20mr t f t v xWh n chr gins th p d l y tih yo ó y h r cllck noi bur ih r i noth...

Page 18: ... Íim with tht írom 10 to 450m r ns oÍ h r v rb tlm l orn l or rh R v r mod xYou m y h click 3ound wh ch 4lnl th e l tih bor ih r i nolhint to t ï ffi The lonaest aat time oÍ the DEP_3 is 4 5 0 m s s i t h t h e p r e d c l á t s e l l o 0 m s When the p e delay is set lonseí the lonaest gatê time oí the DEP 3 will decreas s With the Pre delay set to l20ms the longest GateTimê is 330ms Rotalins the...

Page 19: ... Knob O to 9 D l y fo dirl e ih p r m t rt oí rh O l y Í th Pd m t r Kmb r to 3 Th íoncÍ6 which rh knob rv Íor in lh O l y n o d r n o t h r k d o n r h r n o b 4uling th P r m t Knob 3 3 i th r t oÍ high Ír qu ncy íilt ring ttom I to O O5 G NER 1 OPlirAl lON l t _ 4lJrins tho P rrh t r Knob 2 r t th numb oí r p t Írom O to 99 X 19 ...

Page 20: ...he Equalizer chanaes the írequency chaÍacteristicsoÍ the eIÍect sounds Tfi Equ li t ciion h r o Ít t oí l h d i r c t o n d 4S i th mounl dB of th boo ling or cutting oí ih Low Mid nd High Fili rr with th corr sponding Equ liz r Ih v ri bl ráng i t2 to 12 dB A po ltlv nunb r boo i nd n e llm nomb r êot ih lr qu ncv EqualizdHighKrcb F quoncy Gl Gm Gh AodvcurV6lu tl Le m MlO h Hrl 9 io l t r 9 io 3 ...

Page 21: ...gs adjust the Output Level oÍ the eÍíect sound as íollows This way you can change the balance oí the direct ánd eÍfect sounds aYou cln or ihc outpul l v l írom O ro 99 with th EíÍ ct Output Lovêl Knob CENERALOPERATION Eff cl OUF rttavC Knob dB 0dB dB oda MID 0dB 0dB d8 2l ...

Page 22: ...be rGtored by following thê pro edu eexplained on Paae 23 Whil holding ihc P rt irhór 3id oÍ Sutton wriro Butlon down th M mory ilumb r The number shown in the ílash Display will íl lr The Display changes as shown below and th writirg is completed 4 wnft Íc ra E t l lll5l l t l I tÍ l ll ol l tt tl t l J r__ ll r ll ol l t l J t __ l 1E5l t l l Í d icm l pp r t lh low r risht ot th U mory rumb r w...

Page 23: ... 6 REMOTESWITCHES EíÍocr ON By connectinathe optionalfootswitchFS I FS 5L FS 5U or the pedalswitch DP 2 to the EÍíect ON OFFJack th cÍÍcct can be turned on or ofí by pushins 4Turn the DEP 3 oÍÍ th n turn it on whil holding the both sidos oÍ tho M nory Numb f Autton Thc Display shows P Íor about a second d i b n 1 P 6 Now all the Mcmory numbers Írom I to REI 4OTESIA ITCH ÉÊFECT Tho polrrity oí thê ...

Page 24: ...external devic and the M e m o r y n u m b e r s o n t h c D E P 3 R e Í e r to pàa 6 to l0 in the separate bookl t M I D I Do not connecia non MlDl d vicêto th OEP 3 MlDl Con êcto6 look axacdylike olN sYNc conn4toÍs bur rheyarêloiallydLfierênt thinqs Setting OMNI ON OFF and MlDl Channel OHold thc Mlol Chánncl Eutton down Íor about lwo sècond3 M noÍy Numb Í Bunon T h e M I D I C h a n n c l I n d ...

Page 25: ...the Memory chánae the Display NurnberButton will as shown below OMNI OFF il tE í n U I n u R l r rh MlDl Ch nn l Button The MIDI Channellndic tor goê3out and the DEP 3 ret Íns to the noÍmal condition The Displayshowsthe Memo ynumber OMNI il tE 25 ...

Page 26: ...BLOCK DIAGRAM DEP 3 erocKorncnaÀ l FIXINGTO THE 19 RACK s ffi M5 Sdew 19 R k Stay OPTIONS FootSwitch FS 1 PedêlSwitch DP 2 BOSSFootSwitchFS 51 BOSSFoorSwitchFS sU 26 ...

Page 27: ...SETTINGMEMO E O tdBl fdBl ldBl 27 ...

Page 28: ...ct riliic 10Hz to 50kHz 0 3dB Direct Low 30Hz to l2kHz 1 3dB Reverb Frequecny l00Hz Boosr C ut l2dB asil R tio lHF A ar Rat d Inpui Mid 82dB Direct F equency lkHz 76dB Reverb Boost Cut 1l2dB High aDynamic Bang Frequency l0kH2 Over 94dB Direct Boost Cut 1l2dB Over 86dB Rcverb aCon umption a Tot l Hármonic Di rorrion Isw 1kHz i B t d In put Below 0 02 Direct a Dim nsiont Berow0 08 Reverb 482 w x 47 ...

Page 29: ...st Cut Equalizer Mid Boost Cut Equalizer Hish Boost Cut Pr delay Time Reverb Tim Hish Fíequ ncy Dámpinslcate TiÍne Rêverb S lect O Switch s MeFory Number Manual MIDI Channel INEAR PAXEL a J ck lnput Output À and B Remote Control Efíect ON OFF MIDI IN Connector O Svritch t Direct Lcvel lnput Output 29 ...

Page 30: ... t f a 0 121 0 98 SyslemExclusivê c System SongPos SongSel Common x System C ock RealTime Commands Aux Local ON OFF All Notes OFF M s Acl ve sense x Notes n Progíam Change NumDer Whe n0 n 98 it coÍesponds wlthMemory NumbeÍ n l Whenn è 99 rrcolesponds w lh Me10ryN l beÍ r 95 DigitalEffectsProcessor MoDEL DEP 3 MlDllmplementation Chart Daler Jan 05 1987 VeÍsion 10 Mode3 OMNI ON POLY OMN OFF POLY Mod...

Page 31: ...DigitalEÍÍectsProcessoÍ MODELDEP 3 MlDllmplementation Date Jan 05 1987 Veí6ion 1 0 o ...

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