Yamaha UD-Stomp, User Manual

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Two modulation waves (sine plus one more) can
be used at the same time. Press the [EFFECT
BAND 2] button to switch Effect Band 2 ON,
and you’ll hear the sine wave modulation on
the right channel while the other wave type
modulation is heard on the left.
Setting the Phase (PHASE)
When mixing the delay sound with the direct sound,
the phase can be set to normal or reverse. Mixing
the direct sound with the sound of the delay with its
phase reversed is a good way to create an image
of spaciousness with the sound.
29.
Recall patch number “
9.22
”
After selecting Effect Band 1, hold the [FUNC-
TION] button and the [SYNC] button, and press
the [UP]/[DOWN] buttons to set either “
rEu
”
(Reverse: reverse phase) or “
nor
” (Normal:
normal phase) and listen to how the sound
changes.
Setting the Effect and Direct
Volume Levels
The EFFECT LEVEL knob is used to set the vol-
ume level of the delay sound.
The DIRECT LEVEL knob is used to set the volume
level of the direct sound.
30.
Recall patch number “
9.21
”.
Set the EFFECT LEVEL knob to “
0.0
” and the
DIRECT LEVEL knob to “
10.0
”. Only the di-
rect sound is produced.
31.
Next, set the EFFECT LEVEL knob to “
10.0
”
and the DIRECT LEVEL knob to “
0.0
”. Now the
delay sound is produced and the direct sound
is not.
These two knobs are used to control the sound
balance between the direct sound and the de-
lay sound.
* The EFFECT LEVEL knob is used to set the level of the
signal that is sent to the connected or grouped Effect
Bands.
* Both the EFFECT LEVEL and DIRECT LEVEL knobs
can also be set when an Effect Band is not selected.
Setting the Pan of the Direct Sound
The DIRECT PAN knob is used to set the direct
sound’s position within the stereo field.
32.
With patch number “
9.21
” still selected, hold
down the [FUNCTION] button and rotate the
DIRECT PAN knob to set the Pan to “
L10
”.
The direct sound is heard from the left channel
only.
* This is effective only when the direct sound and effect sound
are produced from different speakers.
* The knob’s center (
C
) position = the center of the stereo
field. Rotating the knob to the left moves the sound’s posi-
tion to the left (
L0.0
-
L10.
) and rotating to the right
moves the sound’s position to the right (
r0.0
-
r10.
).
* This parameter can be set if an Effect Band is not selected.
Setting the Output Volume
Use the OUTPUT knob to adjust the UD-Stomp’s
overall output volume (OUTPUT jack, PHONES
jack).
* The Output volume can be set at anytime, even if an Effect
Band is not selected.
This completes explanation of the UD-
Stomp’s Effect Band parameters.
Use the knowledge you’ve gained here to cre-
ate your own original effects or edit the pre-
set patches.
Using the UD-Stomp
Any changes you make to a patch are re-
turned to their original condition when
another patch is selected. If you want to
save your changes, please use the Store
Operation explained on page 21.