Adding An Effect To A Preset - E-Mu ProteusX Operation Manual

Save the bank if you want to keep your changes.
10.
How to Temporarily Disable the Aux Effects
You might want to turn off the Aux effects to free up
CPU or just to hear the dry mix.
Select the Multisetup Page by clicking the
1.
Proteus X icon at the top of the tree.
Click on the OUTS button near the top right
2.
part of the screen. The screen shown at the right
appears.
The row of buttons marked AUX disable the
3.
Aux outputs for each channel.
Turn the buttons off (grey) for the channels on
4.
which you don't want effects.

Adding an Effect to a Preset

Suppose you have a nice string sound, but you want to make it really thick and lush. The
obvious solution is to add a chorus. Since you only want the chorus to affect the string
sound, you'll use a preset effect.
How to Add a Preset Effect
Select the preset you want in the tree by
1.
clicking on the keyboard
Global page appears.
Click on the Effect Select Icon
2.
right corner of the Effects TV screen. A list of
available effects drops down.
Select Chorus (or whatever effect you wish)
3.
from the list. The Effect name is now listed
above the TV screen and the effect parameters
are shown in the TV screen.
Play the keyboard. You should now hear the selected effect as part of your sound. If
4.
you don't hear effects, make sure the FXA & FXB enable buttons are on for the MIDI
channel you are using.
Adjust the Wet/Dry mix to control the effect amount.
5.
Adjust the effect parameters until you find the sound you want or select a Template.
6.
See page 76.
Save the bank if you want to keep your changes.
7.
E-MU Systems
icon. The Preset
at the top
See page 104.
Programming Effects
The Aux buttons turn
E
all three Aux busses On
or Off.
Aux
Enables
Remember that if a
preset with effects is used
on more than one MIDI
channel, the CPU penalty
multiplies each time the
preset is used.
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