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3. Select the effect processor (Eff1 or Eff2) and
Group (A or B)
If the EFFECT TYPE function is not shown
selected in the right column, press the Soft
button F1 to activate the correct page.
Use the
/
cursor buttons to select the
processors (Eff1 - Reverbs, or Eff2 - Modu-
lations). The current effect type selected
appears in negative highlight.
4. Rotate the DIAL to select a different effect type
from the selected processor (Eff1 or Eff 2).
The DIAL scrolls through the available effects
of the selected DSP. The Reverb DSP (Eff1)
provides a selection of 24 effects. The Modu-
lation DSP (Eff2) provides a selection of 32
effects.
5. Select the Vol parameter with the arrow but-
ton and regulate the general Volume level of
the Effect for the Performance.
Use the Dial to enter a value for the selected
Vol parameter. Repeat the operation for the
other Vol parameter is necessary.
6. Select the Effect 2 to Effect 1 parameter with the
cursor button and rotate the Dial to change
the quantity of feedback of the Eff2 signal into
Eff1.
The changes heard when you modify this
parameter will depend on the current effect
types selected in both processors.
Repeat the operations 3, 4 and 5 for the
Group B parameters (accompaniment tracks)
if required.
The changes made remain in memory until a
new Performance or the same one is se-
lected, or until the instrument is turned off.
To save the changes to the Performance, use
the STORE PERFORMANCE command,
explained on page 2.39.
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