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Adjust the reverberation (Reverb)
You can adjust the depth and time of the reverberation as desired. For example, your sound will differ
significantly depending on whether you are playing in your room or in a live concert situation. By
adjusting the reverb according to the acoustics of your location, you can optimize your sound. If you're
playing in a particularly reverberant location, your sound may be blurred if you apply the internal reverb
in addition to the natural acoustic reverberation. In such cases, you'll probably want to switch the reverb
off. → "Using the effect switch" (p. 47)
Procedure
1.
Press [EFFECTS] to access the setting screen.
2.
Press [F6 (Reverb)] to access the reverb settings.
fig.2-12.e
Adding spaciousness and depth (Chorus, Delay)
The chorus effect produces a spacious sense of stereo, giving your sound depth and presence. Delay is an
effect that produces echoes, creating a sensation of depth that is different than reverb.
Procedure
1.
Press [EFFECTS] to access the setting screen.
2.
Press [F5 (Chorus)] to access the chorus settings.
fig.2-14.e
Select the type of reverb.
Start by selecting the desired type
of reverb here.
Then adjust the Time as desired.
This adjusts the time over
which the reverb decays to silence.
Select whether you will use chorus or delay.
Start by selecting the desired setting here.
Rate adjusts the speed at which
the chorus effect is modulated.
In general, slower modulation will
produce a more natural-sounding effect.
Depth adjusts the depth of the chorus effect.
You'll probably want to make small adjustments
Using effects
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