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Example of its use

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ROOM 1

This room has a bright tone with lots of 
scattered refl ections to simulate harder, 
more refl ective surfaces. 

Useful on vocals that require a 
brighter reverb to cut through 
the mix, or for giving acoustic 
instruments a livelier vibe. 

2

ROOM 2

This preset features a medium sized 
room/lounge sound, with just enough 
enhancement of the lower mids to 
produce a warm tone. 

Useful for vocals on songs that 
require a larger, more “wet” sound, 
or for giving dimension to bright 
horns without adding harshness. 

3

ROOM 3

This preset simulates the sound of a small 
concert stage, with a medium reverb time 
and reverberant space. 

Useful for vocals or guitars in fast 
paced, high-energy songs that call 
for a “live” sounding reverberation.

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ROOM 4

This reverb has a warm bodied tone and 
medium long reverb time to simulate the 
live acoustics of a theater space. 

Perfect for vocals, drums, acoustic 
and electric guitars, keyboards, and 
more. 

5

HALL 1

This reverb simulates the sound of a 
spacious, yet cozy, heavily draped and 
carpeted concert hall with an especially 
warm tone. 

Perfect for adding natural concert 
hall ambience to close-mic’ed 
orchestral instruments. 

6

HALL 2

This hall reverb is characterized by its large, 
spacious sound, long pre-delay, and 
vibrant tone. 

Adds life to acoustic instruments 
and vocals from solos to full-on 
symphonies and choirs. 

7

PLATE

This preset emulates vintage mechanical 
reverberation that was generated with a 
metal plate. Its sound is characterized by 
lots of early refl ections and no pre-delay.

Perfect for thickening percussive 
instruments, such as a snare drum, 
or tight vocal arrangements.

8

CATHEDRAL

This reverb emulates the extremely long 
tails, dense diffusion and long pre-delays 
and refl ections that would be found in a 
very large, stone walled house of worship. 

Gives amazing depth to choirs, 
wind instruments, organs, and soft 
acoustic guitars. 

9

CHORUS

This preset provides a soft, ethereal 
sweeping effect that is useful for 
thickening and for making a particular 
sound pop out of the mix. 

Perfect for enhancement of electric 
and acoustic guitar and bass, or to 
add a dramatic effect to vocals, 
particularly group harmonies and 
choirs.

10

REVERB

This preset perfectly combines the chorus 
effect above with a large, roomy reverb. 

This lets you both thicken your sound 
with the chorus effect while adding 
warmth and spaciousness thanks to 
the smooth reverb.

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DELAY 1 (50 MS)

DOUBLER

This effect simulates the sound of a vocal 
or instrument being recorded twice 
(double tracked) on a multi-track recorder. 

Provides a vibe that is similar to 
chorus without the subtle swirl. 

12

DELAY 2 (180 MS)

TAPE SLAP

This effect provides a single, relatively rapid 
delay of the original signal, with the added 
warmth that vintage tape-based echo 
units provided. 

Often used on vocals for a 1950’s 
era feel, or on guitars for a surf-type 
tone. Often used by people whose 
favorite number is 12.

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DELAY 3  (300MS)

DELAY 4  (380MS)

DELAY 5 (480 MS)

These delay presets provide three repeats 
of the original signal. The default delay 
time for each preset is shown in ms - the 
smaller the time, the faster the delay. 

These work best with full, up-beat 
music like rock where the delay 
needs to cut through the mix. 

16

DELAY 
(250MS)

This effect combines the Room 4 reverb 
effect with the echoes of the 3-repeat 
delay effect. 

Perfect for thickening vocals while 
adding dimensions, it can also be 
used as a spacey effect on electric 
guitars.

17

PUNK (probably 
not available)

Turns all lyrics into those of teenage 
rebellion about never having a nice 
girlfriend/car/dad/mom/school/job. 

Perfect for spelling bees and 
primary school concerts.

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TABLE OF INTERNAL EFFECTS

Summary of Contents for MIX.FX MIX10FXP

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Page 2: ...rity to operate the equipment under FCC rules 20 This apparatus does not exceed the Class A Class B whichever is applicable limits for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus as set out in the ra...

Page 3: ...tures 10 1 Power Connection 10 2 Power Switch 10 3 Speaker level Outputs 11 4 Ventilation 11 Front Panel Features 12 Connector Section 12 5 Mic Inputs 12 6 Mono Line Inputs 13 7 Stereo Line Inputs 13...

Page 4: ...r amp mode switch to stereo mains Don t use guitar cords for speaker cables They re not designed to handle speaker level signals and could overheat READY STEADY GO 1 Turn down all the channel level mo...

Page 5: ...nal audio equipment accessible to virtually anyone Today TAPCO is reborn with the same ideals and is backed by the world class engineering and manufacturing horsepower of LOUD Technologies This versat...

Page 6: ...o tape outputs to record the performance TAPCO Thump TH15A powered speakers are connected to the monitor send and are set up as stage monitors The aux mon controls of each channel allow you to create...

Page 7: ...RCA inputs A TAPCO Link USB Digital Audio Interface is attached to the stereo tape outputs to record the performance via USB onto a laptop A TAPCO J 2500 power ampli er is connected to the line level...

Page 8: ...nected to channels 7 and 8 a CD player connected to channel 9 s stereo RCA inputs and an iPod dock connected to channel 10 s stereo RCA inputs A TAPCO Link USB Digital Audio Interface is attached to t...

Page 9: ...onnected to channel 7 and vocal mics connected to channels 8 9 and 10 A TAPCO J 1400 power ampli er is connected to the line level monitor send output and powers two passive stage monitors Monitor EQ...

Page 10: ...neral from the Metal Planet Tarquin 5 might not be such a good time As a general guide you should turn on your mixer rst before any external power ampli ers or powered speakers and turn it off last Th...

Page 11: ...peakon Connection Speakon outputs are wired Pin 1 positive hot and Pin 1 negative cold 1 4 TS Connection 1 4 TS outputs are wired Tip positive and Sleeve negative These two types of outputs are wired...

Page 12: ...ing Phantom owes its name to an ability to be unseen by dynamic mics Shure SM57 SM58 for instance which don t need external power and aren t affected by it anyway Connector Section This is where you p...

Page 13: ...ans in your band to hear themselves clearly on stage and this can often be a good thing The monitor output can be carefully adjusted in level using the channel aux mon controls 17 If they want more me...

Page 14: ...ster level 28 graphic EQ 25 and amp mode switch 12 will have no effect and the meters 26 will not show the levels Only the series 69 EQ switch 33 will affect the output Plugging anything into these in...

Page 15: ...design just like the mono channel EQ The channel gain is xed U like Unity gain The U symbol on almost every level control stands for unity gain meaning no change in signal level The labels on the cont...

Page 16: ...ind of mic changing the strings or hiring a new lead singer 14 HIGH EQ The high EQ provides up to 15 dB of boost or cut above 12 kHz and is at at the center detent Use it to add sizzle to cymbals an o...

Page 17: ...t different presets using the preset selector 34 experiment and have fun 19 OVERLOAD OL LED This LED will come on when the channel s input signal is too high This should be avoided as distortion will...

Page 18: ...1 to 8 when the band is taking a break This will prevent rogue karaoke singers from using the microphones at the interval The monitor output 9 and the drive signal to the internal FX are also muted Th...

Page 19: ...mix signals are off with the level fully down the U marking is unity gain and fully up provides 12 dB of additional gain This additional gain will typically never be needed but once again it s nice to...

Page 20: ...oes not affect the line level outputs Only loudspeakers connected to the rear panel speaker level outputs 3 will be affected Internal Effects The internal effects processor is a mono in stereo out eff...

Page 21: ...e ections that would be found in a very large stone walled house of worship Gives amazing depth to choirs wind instruments organs and soft acoustic guitars 9 CHORUS This preset provides a soft etherea...

Page 22: ...sumed dead connect it to the right output instead If the problem stays with the same speaker check the speaker wiring or any speaker fuses Unplug anything from the main line level outputs or other lin...

Page 23: ...t applications always unbalanced The tip is connected to the audio signal and the sleeve to ground earth Some examples Unbalanced microphones Electric guitars and electronic instruments Unbalanced lin...

Page 24: ...1 4 TRS balanced Line stereo input 1 4 TRS unbalanced Preamp main outputs 1 4 TRS balanced Monitor outputs 1 4 TRS balanced Loudspeaker outputs 1 4 TS and Neutrik Speakon Loudspeaker outputs Both chan...

Page 25: ...ng waste electrical and electronic equipment EEE Improper handling of this type of waste could have a possible negative impact on the environment and human health due to potentially hazardous substanc...

Page 26: ...GLOBAL PHANTOM POWER PHTM PHTM EFX EFX SUM MONITOR MICS EFX POST EFX POST MON MIC GAIN PHTM OL OL SELECT FX PRESET EFX EFX TO MAIN EFX TO MON BREAK SWITCH TAPE OUT MON LEVEL SERIES 69 EQ POWER AMPS 7...

Page 27: ...te You must have a sales receipt from an authorized TAPCO dealer for your unit to be considered for warranty repair IMPORTANT Make sure that the Service Request Number is plainly written on the shippi...

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