Baloran Triko, Руководство пользователя

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Press in quick succession on a lit push button to access directly the desired setting.
For example:
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Press quickly twice on the Master push button to access the DRY signal
volume / balance.
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Press quickly three times on the push button Chorus 2 to access the delay /
amplitude of this Chorus.
Chorus 1 and 3 can be synchronised with Chorus 2. To do this, select CH2 as
waveform (Wav) for the Chorus to be synchronised. In this case the modulation rate
(Rat) regulates the phase difference compared to the Chorus 2 modulation signal.
Synchronisation is only possible if Chorus 2 uses a sinusoidal, triangular or square
modulation signal.
When a Chorus is synchronised with Chorus 2, the two following parameters are
inactive being substituted by those of Chorus 2: Delay (Dly) and Modulation
Amplitude (Amp).
This synchronisation function brings the Tri-Chorus performance close to perfection.
For best result, set Chorus 1 and 3 in sink with Chorus 2 and Chorus 1 phase
difference (Rat) at 120°, Chorus 3 phase difference at 240°. Set the Chorus 2
modulation waveform to Sinus, its speed (Rat) and amplitude (Amp) according to
your desire. Don't forget the positioning of each Chorus (Pan) and you will have a
wonderful spatial resolution.
Programs recording
Press the button SAVE once.
Select the slot for recording using the encoders SELECT (slot) and VALUE1 (archive).
Press one of the three encoders to switch to Name Editing mode. The screen displays: NAME?
VALUE1 encoder allows to select the character you wish to change.
VALUE2 encoder allows to change the character.
After changing the name, press one of the three encoders to confirm the recording. Consequently The
Triko returns to LOAD mode.
Volume and balance controls
In each section of The Triko, like for each of the 8 inputs, you can set the volume and the balance. Each of
these controls uses a digital potentiometer (digipot) that could be imagined as a gradual attenuator of
resistors with a digital switch. These controls are not "continuous" like an analogue command but the
resolution remains suited to their functions.
The volume control goes from OFF (attenuation = -90dB) to +10 (no attenuation) in 34 steps. The digital
scale is conform to a scale in dB.
The balance control goes from 16< .. 0.. >16, or 32 steps.
You can hear a "click-click" sound in the output signal when you perform "continuous" rotations on these
commands.