Vintage Revolution PedalPro, Руководство пользователя

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R o u t e : y p e
F l i t e
t
F L =
o t u ng i r r
0 8
F R = F 1 - F2 > d s t i
Route type: 09
Pre F1 and post F2 : This configuration is
used for cascading the F1 and F2. The
output of the cascade is available at the
output of right channel.
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R o u t e : y p e
F l i t e
t
F L =
o t u ng i r r
0 9
F R = Â F 2
Post F2 on right channel : This layout is used
to achieve a stereo effect in which there
is no filter on the left channel, while the
right channel is coloured by the filter F2.
noise
gate
LEFT
RIGHT
OUTPUT
LEFT
(mono)
OUTPUT
RIGHT
buffer compressor
envelope
detector
envelope
detector
external
pedal
pre-amp distortion
panner /
tremolo
phaser
noise
gate
IN
filter F2
volume
control
volume
control
post
effects L
post
effects R
filter F1
noise
gate
LEFT
RIGHT
buffer compressor
envelope
detector
envelope
detector
external
pedal
pre-amp distortion
panner /
tremolo
phaser
noise
gate
IN
filter F2
volume
control
volume
control
OUTPUT
LEFT
(mono)
OUTPUT
RIGHT
post
effects L
post
effects R
Route type: 08 PARAMETERS
Because of the number of different parameters and filter options available,
the configuration of PedalPro’s two Filters is spread over six menu pages, as
follows:
Page 1/6
(Routing) defines the position of the filter(s) in the effect chain.
Page 2/6 (Configuration) defines the general control parameter of both
filters, F1 and F2.
Page 3/6
(Auto F1) defines the parameters of filter F1, when F1 is in auto
mode (e.g., auto wah, vowel generator).
Page 4/6 (Auto F2) defines the parameters of filter F2, when F2 is in auto
mode (e.g., auto wah, vowel generator).
Page 5/6
(Envelope) defines the settings for both Filters when used in enve-
lope mode.
Page 6/6 (Manual) defines the settings for both F1 and F2 when used in
manual mode.
It is important to note that, while the menus are divided into sections related
to specific sound application, you are NOT required to use the filters F1 and
F2 in the same mode (e.g., you can use F1 in envelope mode and F2 in auto
mode, or in any one of the other possible combinations).
• To enter the Filters configuration pages, press the multifunction key [ 10b ]
labelled ‘ Fltr ’ on page 2 of the main menu.
• To scroll through the six pages of the Filters configuration menu, press
Page -
[
11
] or
Page +
[
12
].
Please note: Regardless of the filter sound you want to produce, you
MUST set the parameters on pages 1 and 2 of the Filter configura-
tion menu BEFORE working on the parameters in the dedicated menu
page of the filter mode selected (pages 3 to 6).
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Working with Effects: Filters