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Operation
Effects
BPM Effect Module
The built-in effect module enables you to apply any one of several effects to specific channels
based on its current tempo.
To turn the BPM effect module on or off , press FX On / Off .
To select the channel to which the BPM effect module will apply its effects , turn the FX
Channel Assign knob. The options are: Channel 1 , 2 , 3 , or 4 ; X-Fader A or B (either side of
the crossfader); Mic (both microphone signals); or Master (the master mix).
To apply or remove the effect to or from the cue channel , press FX Cue . When the button
is lit, effects will be applied to the headphones’ cue channel only.
To select an effect , turn the FX Select / Enter knob.
These are the available effects:
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Echo : This effect adds echoes of the original signal.
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Delay : This effect adds repeated instances of the original signal that decay over time.
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Ping Pong : This is a stereo delay effect where the rate of delay is different between the
left and right channels.
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Trans (transition): This effect cuts off the original signal at a regular rate.
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Flanger : This effect adds a slightly delayed copy of the original signal to create a comb-
filter effect (often referred to as resembling a jet plane engine).
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Filter : This effect varies the filter cutoff frequency at a regular rate.
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Phaser : This effect adds a copy of the original signal with its phase shifted slightly to
create a subtle, modulatory effect.
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Reverb : This effect adds reverberation to the original signal. The amount of delay
depends on the tempo.
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Roll : This effect samples the current audio signal and repeats it at a regular rate based on
the current time division.
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RevRoll (reverse roll): This effect samples the current audio signal and repeats it
backward at a regular rate based on the current time division.
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BeatBreak : This effect samples the 4 beats of each bar of the original signal and replays
them (within the same bar) according to a preset pattern, creating a “stuttering,”
“breakbeat” effect.
To select a pattern to use , turn the FX Time knob to select Pattern 0 – 15 , as shown in
the second display. The 16 blocks (
█
) and/or lines ( __ ) below it indicate the rhythm of
the current pattern similarly to a drum machine’s step sequencer: a block represents a
“hit”/”strike” and a line represents a rest.
Examples :
indicates a hit on each beat.
indicates a hit on every 8th note.
indicates a hit on every 16th note (every
note of the pattern).
Use the Utility menu to edit the patterns (see Utility Menu > Advanced Audio ).