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• 10 Edit Effect
Press the EFFECTS button in the EDIT section
followed by ENTER (or the page
gain access to the «Edit Effect» environment.
The «Edit Effect» environment contains general
parameters that affect the instrument as a whole
(amount of general reverb), Performance param-
eters (effects assigned to the DSPs), and track
parameters (amount of effects sends).
The SK760/880 models (without the optional Au-
dio/Video card) show the Edit Effect environment
with only one editor. The SK760/880 with A.V
card, shows two editors; Effect and Vocal Proc-
essor (see page 10. 7).
Note: Save the modifications with
STORE PERFORMANCE.
parameter configurations that are
memorized to the Performances
show the letter
in the top left hand
corner of the Edit I.D. Icon.
EFFECTS TYPE (F1)
This function assigns the effects to the DSP. Each
Performance can have its own effect and the
general level (volume) can be regulated. The ef-
fect levels for each track are adjusted using the
«Send level» function.
Group A & B
Eff1. The Reverb selector. Rotating the Dial when
this parameter is selected scrolls through the 24
available Reverb effects.
Reverbs: refer to the table on page 5 for a de-
tailed list of the Reverb effects .
Vol. General Reverb level (volume).
Assignable values: 0 ... 127 .
button) to
The
Page stored in Performance
Edit Effects - Effects type selection
Group A & B
Eff2. The modulation effect selector (delay/cho-
rus/flanger, etc). Rotating the Dial when this pa-
rameter is selected scrolls through the 32 avail-
able Modulation effects.
Effects: refer to the table on page 6 for a detailed
list of the modulation effects.
Vol. General Modulation effect Level (volume).
Assignable values: 0 ... 127 .
Group A & B
Effect 2 to Effect 1: Determines the quantity of
feedback of Eff2 into Eff1.
Assignable values: 0 (no feedback) ... 127 (maxi-
mum feedback of the signal).
Performance
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