GEM SK760 Owner's Manual page 259

Maximum volume levels can produce "clipping",
a distortion which can be eliminated by control-
ling the gain.
The VU-meter indicates the level of the input signal. The dark
zone to the extreme right represents clipping (distortion).
VOLUME
Separate volume control for each input.
Assignable values: 0 ... 127 .
PAN
Determines the position of the input signal within
the stereo panorama.
Assignable values: -32 (all to the left) ... 0 (cen-
tre) ... +31 (all to the right).
EFF GROUP
Selects the Group of effects A or B.
E1 SEND
Determines the amount of Reverb effect to apply
to the signal.
Assignable values: 0 ... 127.
E2 SEND
Determines the amount of modulation effect to
apply to the signal.
Assignable values: 0 ... 127.
FILTER
Selects a filter type.
Assignable values: Off, LP (Low Pass), HP (High
Pass), BP (Band Pass), PB (Parametric Boost),
PC (Parametric Cut).
CUTOFF
Sets the cutoff frequency.
Assignable values: 0 ... 191.
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RESONANCE
Sets the filter resonance.
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Assignable values: 0 ... 127.
AUDIO OUT
Directs the signal to the audio output outputs.
Assignable values: L+R, 1+2, 1, 2.
MIC/LINE ON/OFF (F1)
Switch to activate/deactivate the Mic/Line IN1 and
IN2 jacks. When the inputs are active, the over-
all polyphony is reduced by two voices; if you do
not intend using the Mic/Line inputs, deactivate
them in order to direct the two voices to the inter-
nal SK760/880SE sounds.
VOCAL ON/OFF (F3/F4)
Switch for the activation/deactivation of the Vo-
cal Processor. See also the Vocal Processor
chapter.
EQUALIZER (F5/F6)
The Equalizer parameters affect the Mic/Line in-
put signals only.
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