Yamaha GW50 Owner's Manual page 74

Range: 0 ~ 99%
Determines the amount of regeneration of the
left signal's delayed repeats. The higher the
value, the greater the number of repeats. Since
the pitch shift is applied to each delayed repeat,
each successive repeat has a different pitch.
Range: 0.1 ~ 10 ms
Determines the time that the right pitch-shifted
signal is delayed.
Range: 0 ~ 99%
Determines the amount of regeneration of the
right signal's delayed repeats. The higher the
value, the greater the number of repeats. Since
the pitch shift is applied to each delayed repeat,
each successive repeat has a different pitch.
DRY, P.S — Range: 0 ~ 100%
Determines the level of the dry sound. A setting
of 0% results in no direct sound output. Use
this control with the Effect Mix (MIX) param-
eter above below to determine the balance
between the effect and dry sound.
Pitch Shift is capable of creating a wide
range of effects — from subtle "fattening"
of the sound to wild, special effects. To get
HINT
you started exploring some of the possibili-
ties, here are some suggested settings.
Detuning
Pitch Left –5 ~ –25 cents
Pitch Right +5 ~ +25 cents +100 ~ +1200 cents
Effect Mix 50%
DL TIM, P.L 10ms
DL FB, P.L 0%
DL TIM, P.R 10ms
DL FB, P.R 0%
DRY 50%
DL FB, P.L —
DL TIM, P R
DL FB P R
Harmony Amp Simulation
–100 ~ –1200 cents 0 cents
(–1200 = –1 octave)
0 cents
(+1200 = +1 octave)
50% 50%
10ms 0.1~2ms
0% 0%
10ms 0.1~2ms
0% 0%
50% 100%
EFFECTS AND PARAMETERS
EFFECT SECTION
The detuning settings create a soft, natural chorus
effect, while the harmony settings provide a com-
pletely separate pitch, enabling two- or three-part
harmonies. With the octave and harmony settings
in particular, try increasing the Left and Right
Delay Feedback values to create interesting special
effects like stacked harmonies.
Flanger is used to enhance the sound with modula-
tion, creating an animated, swirling motion effect.
It is effective in emphasizing the metallic sound of
a guitar. This is a stereo flanging effect that lets
you set separate left and right delay times.
— Range: 0.03 ~ 6.18 Hz
Determines the speed of the pitch modulation.
FB — Range: 0 ~ 100%
Determines the amount of the Flanger-proc-
essed signal that is fed back to the Flanger
input. Higher values result in a stronger Flanger
sound.
— Range: 0 ~ 100%
Determines the depth of the pitch modulation,
or how widely the pitch is varied.
Sub parameters:
MIX — Range: 0 ~ 100%
Determines the level of the processed signals. A
setting of 0% results in no effect output. Use
this control with the Dry Level (DRY) param-
eter below to determine the balance between the
effect and dry sound.
Range: 0.1 ~ 12.0 ms
Determines the time that the signal is delayed
before applying the flanger to the left channel.
L TIME —
CHORUS
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