The Effects; Regulating The Effect - Galileo Concerto User Manual

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7. THE EFFECTS

As well as the reverb, you can also enhance your piano's sound with one of the
four effects provided in the Effect section.
This section contains three classic modulation effects and a Delay, more often
called an echo.
To select the type of effect you require, simply press the [EFFECT] button.
The LEDs above the button will identify the active effect; if all four LEDs are off,
no effect is selected.
These are the effects available:
• CHORUS: a modulation effect which adds depth and a sense of space to the sound.
• FLANGER: a modulation effect similar to the resonance obtained inside a tunnel.
• ROTARY: an effect which simulates a rotary diffuser.
• DELAY: typical echo effect
SELECTING THE SPEED OF THE ROTARY EFFECT
As already mentioned, the Rotary effect simulates the classical rotary
speaker system which became famous with the advent of the
electromagnetic organ.
This system had two speakers which could be turned at two different
speeds, Slow or Fast. On your piano, the speeds of the Rotary effect can
be controlled using the Soft pedal.

7.1 REGULATING THE EFFECT

Keeping the [EFFECT] button pressed for a few moments allows you to regulate the level
of the effect currently selected. For the Rotary effect, you can set the two rotary speaker
rotation speeds.
Use the [VALUE] buttons to make the setting, bearing in mind that 0 means no effect and
20 gives the maximum value of the parameter associated to the selected effect.
Pressing the two [VALUE] buttons simultaneously recalls the default value for the active
voice or effect.
Press the [EFFECT] button again to confirm the value.
Whilst adjusting the effect, it is possibile to select other voices or other effects. The display
will show automatically the new value.
In case the selected voice does not contain any effect, the display will show the message
described on the next page.
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