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RTM" can be controlled by RTM. For example, when
the effect type CHO is selected for the EFFECT module, the "Mix"
parameter can be controlled by RTM.
5
Use the VALUE knob to adjust the value of the effect parameter.
STEP
The value set in this way becomes the reference setting for RTM.
6
Use the Parameter Select keys to choose parameter 6.
STEP
For every effect module except for the COMP module and EQ module,
parameter 6 is the RTM parameter which determines the maximum (or
minimum) value that is reached by RTM control.
7
Use the VALUE knob to adjust the RTM parameter.
STEP
For example, if the "Mix" parameter was set to "50" in step 5, and the
RTM parameter is "0", the adjustment range is 0 - 50. When the
parameter is "100", the adjustment range is 50 - 100. When the RTM
parameter is "oF", RTM control cannot be used for that module.
Depending on the effect type, the RTM parameter causes a change
NOTE
in the upward or downward direction. In some cases, only RTM on
or off can be set. For details, please refer to "Effect Types and
Parameters" (pages 40–52).
If desired, repeat steps 2 through 7 to make the RTM setting for other effect
8
STEP
modules.
9
When the setting is completed, press the EDIT key to revert to Play mode.
STEP
If necessary, store the patch as described on page 19. The RTM setting
can be stored individually for each patch.
10
Set the FUNCTION Mode to "9: RTM".
STEP
For details, please refer to page 21.
11
While playing your instrument, press and hold the FUNCTION switch.
STEP
The value of the effect parameter selected in step 5 changes gradually
towards the maximum (minimum) value set in step 7, causing a change
in the sound quality of the patch. When the maximum (minimum) value
is reached, the parameter remains constant also if the FUNCTION
switch is still depressed.
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VALUE
MASTER MID
MASTER LOW
VALUE
EDIT ( CANCEL )
FUNCTION
ADVANCED BASS EFFECTS PROCESSOR
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