Changing The Chorus Settings - Boss JamStation JS-5 Owner's Manual

Functions of Each Parameter
1 REVERB TYPE
This selects the type of reverb effect.
ROOM1: Dense, short reverb
ROOM2: Thin, short reverb
STAGE1: Reverb with many later reflections
STAGE2: Reverb with strong first reflections
Bright, clear reverb
HALL1:
Rich reverb
HALL2:
Basic, general delay
DELAY:
PAN-DELAY: Delay sound alternately panned left and right
2 REVERB TIME
When the TYPE is set to ROOM1-HALL2, this parameter sets
the Reverb Time (the time the reverberation is allowed to
continue); when TYPE is set to DELAY or PAN-DELAY, this
sets the Delay Time. The higher the value set, the broader
and fuller the sound appears.
3 REVERB LEVEL
This sets the amount of reverberation.
4 REVERB DELAY FB (Reverb delay feedback)
When TYPE is set to DELAY or PAN-DELAY, this sets the
amount of the delayed sound that is returned to the Delay
(Feedback). The higher the value set, the more continuous
the delay sound becomes.
5 REVERB HF DAMP
This sets the cutoff frequency for the reverb sound's high-
end component.
The amount of attenuation (cut) in the reverb's high
frequencies changes according to the wall material. HF
Damp (High Frequency Damp) is a parameter that simulates
these conditions by cutting the high-frequency components
of the sound.
Setting this to a lower frequency creates a darker sound;
when set to a higher frequency, the sound appears brighter.
When set to BYPASS, none of the high-frequency component
is cut.
Chapter 7 Changing Effect Settings

Changing the Chorus Settings

Select and change the chorus-related settings (parameters).
1. Select a Song.
2. Press [EFFECTS].
3. Press [CURSOR] to select the parameter you want to
change.
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6 CHORUS RATE
Settings values: 0–127
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7 CHORUS DEPTH
Settings values: 0–127
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8 CHORUS PRE DELAY
Settings values: 0–127
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9 CHORUS FEEDBACK
Settings values: 0–127
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10 CHORUS LEVEL
Settings values: 0–127
4. Turn [VALUE] to change the settings value.
* If you wish to save the settings, execute the Save procedure
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