About The Effect Types - Fostex VF80EX Owner's Manual

About the effect types

Effect types L01 through L38 are used for the loop effect, while L39 through L44 are used for the insert effect.
Name Parameter type
L01 Norm HALL REVERB
L02 Pres HALL REVERB
L03 Wet HALL REVERB
L04 NoER HALL REVERB
L05 Lo-F HALL REVERB
L06 STADIUM REVERB
L07 AUDITRIUM REVERB
L08 HALL WAY REVERB
L09 Norm ROOM REVERB
L10 Dead ROOM REVERB
L11 Pres ROOM REVERB
L12 DrumBOOTH REVERB
L13 GARAGE REVERB
L14 NormPLATE REVERB
L15 Old PLATE REVERB
L16 PresPLATE REVERB
L17 Wet PLATE REVERB
L18 DigiPLATE REVERB
L19 NormVOCAL REVERB
L20 PresVOCAL REVERB
L21 SoloVOCAL REVERB
L22 Arena VOC REVERB
L23 Arena CHO REVERB
L24 KARAOKE REVERB
L25 MnDL-HALL DLY+REVERB
L26 MnDL-PLT DLY+REVERB
L27 PnDL-HALL DLY+REVERB
L28 PnDL-PLT DLY+REVERB
L29 MonoDELAY DELAY
L30 PanDELAY DELAY
L31 MonoBpmDL BPM DELAY
L32 PanBpmDL BPM DELAY
L33 Short DL SHORT DELAY
L34 DOUBLING DOUBLING
L35 CHORUS CHORUS
L36 FLANGE FLANGE
L37 MonoPITCH MONO PITCH
L38 DlyPITCH DELAY PITCH
L39 Dist Gtr DISTORTION
L40 Dist Bass DISTORTION
L41 Dist Drum DISTORTION
L42 Dist Voice DISTORTION
L43 Gtr Amp Sim SIMULATION
L44 Mic Sim SIMULATION
Standard hall reverb; detailed and transparent, with a moderate amount of early reflections.
Hall reverb with presence and definition.
Hall reverb with restrained high-frequency and a refreshing atmosphere.
All-purpose hall reverb with no early reflections, and even decay of all frequencies.
Hall reverb with lingering low-frequency reverberation.
Stadium reverb characterized by long early reflections.
Reverb simulating an auditorium with suppressed reverberation.
Reverb with a long pre-delay, creating the impression of an extended space.
Room reverb simulating a moderate space with some sparkle.
Room reverb simulating a narrow and dead room. Adding a slight amount will give warmth to the sound.
All-purpose room reverb, with good definition and few early reflections.
Room reverb simulating a drum booth.
Room reverb simulating a narrow and live space like a garage, with crisp presence.
Modern-sounding plate reverb with wide bandwidth.
Standard plate reverb with the character of older plate units.
Plate reverb with good definition and extended high-frequencies.
Plate reverb with a gentle character.
Plate reverb that emphasizes a digital character, with metallic early reflections.
All-purpose hall reverb with no early reflections, and uniform decay at all frequencies.
Short reverberation with extended high frequency is added to the early reflections of an ideal vocal booth. Since
this adds sparkle to the sound, it is effective when you wish to bring the vocal to the forefront.
Plate-like reverb is added to a spacious short delay. This blends well with any genre of music.
Gentle reverb is added to spacious stadium-type early reflections.
Short reverb with extended high frequency is added to spacious stadium-type early reflections. Effective on
chorus parts.
All-purpose reverb (karaoke style) that makes any vocal sound professional.
A combined effect of mono delay and hall reverb.
A combined effect of mono delay and plate reverb.
A combined effect of panning delay and hall reverb.
A combined effect of panning delay and plate reverb.
Mono delay
Panning delay
Mono delay. Specify BPM and note value to set the delay time.
Panning delay. Specify BPM and note value to set the delay time.
Short delay that allows you to set the delay time precisely.
Doubling that allows you to set separate delay times for L and R.
Produces a chorus effect. A doubling effect can also be added.
Produces a flanging effect.
Pitch shift adjustable in a +/-2 octave range.
Pitch shift with a feedback delay, allowing strange effects to be produced.
Distortion sound for a guitar. (See "Advanced Operations" on page 84.)
Distortion sound for a bass. (See "Advanced Operations" on page 84.)
Distortion sound for drums. (See "Advanced Operations" on page 84.)
Distortion sound for a voice. (See "Advanced Operations" on page 84.)
You can simulates popular guitar amplifier sounds. (See "Advanced Operations" on page 84.)
You can simulates famous microphone sounds. (See "Advanced Operations" on page 84.)
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Mixer Functions (VF80EX)
Explanation