The Structure Of Patches - Boss SX-700 Owner's Manual

The Structure of Patches
Each of the SX-700's Patch numbers is made up of the
following elements. You should understand how these ele-
ments are related to each other before you start using them.
Five Types of Effectors
The SX-700 contains five different Effectors. These five types
are listed below.
MODULATION
St.Chorus
St.Flanger
St.Phaser
Hall 1/2
Garage
Ducking
Algorithms That Determine Effector Con-
nections
The connections for the Effectors are selected from among the
19 preset algorithms.
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Assignment of Effectors fo Units
The five Effectors can be assigned to five units. The same
Effector cannot be assigned to two or more units at the same
time. There are also some algorithms with fixed Effector
assignments that can't be changed.
OUTPUT L.
OUTPUT R
Additional Information
In addition to the elements that determine Effector connec-
tions, each Patch number contains the elements described
below.
- On/off for each effects processor
This parameter turns the effect on or off for each Effector.
- Settings for each effects processor
Each Effector is made up of a number of Parameters. This
determines the settings for each of the Parameters.
- Setting for the output level
This parameter balances the volume of the effect sound
(output) and the direct sound (input).
- Control assign (three types)
This controls the target parameters set for each Patch from
an external instrument. Three types of control assigns can
be set for each Patch.
~ Patch name
This parameter attaches a name to effect sounds created
for each Patch (to facilitate grouping).
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