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MPX 200
ABOUT THE DUAL PROGRAMS
The Dual programs combine either a Delay or Reverb
algorithm with a Flange, Pitch or Chorus, in addition to a
delay/reverb combination. The Effects Lvl/Bal parameter
controls the relative balance of each effect in the com-
bination.
The Dual programs use four routing configurations: Dual
Stereo (Parallel), Cascade, Mono Split and Dual Mono.
Bank 14 (Special FX) contains programs which use a vari-
ety of routing configurations. The remaining Banks (15-23)
are organized as follows:
Banks 15-21 have the first six programs in each Bank set up
in the Parallel configuration–two stereo programs placed
side-by-side so that they receive and output stereo audio
from both left and right channels. The last four programs
in
each
Bank
are
configuration–two stereo programs, one placed after the
Dual Stereo (Parallel)
Variations 1-6
L
A A
R
B B
set
up
in
the
Cascade
Cascade
Variations 7-10
L
L
A A
R
R
other. For example, in Flange-Delay, Flange passes its
stereo signal to the Delay.
Banks 22 and 23 are set up in the Mono Split configura-
tion which is similar to Parallel, but here, one effect
(Flange) receives audio from the left input and the other
effect (Delay) receives audio from the right input. Both
effects then output stereo audio.
Because Dual Mono programs are usually used different-
ly, they are all grouped in the last preset Bank (24). In
these programs, one program (Flange) appears on the
left channel only and the other program (Delay) appears
on the right channel only.
Generally, the Effects Lvl/Bal parameter controls the bal-
ance of the two effects in each dual program. In the cas-
cade variations, rather than simply controlling balance,
the Adjust knob varies the amount of the first effect or dry
signal which is fed into the second effect.
Mono Split
Variations 11-14
L
L
B B
R
R
Program Descriptions
Variations 15-16
A A
L
L
R
B B
R
Dual Mono
L
A A
R
B B
4-17
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