Simple Editing: Reverb (Effect) - Yamaha SY99 Owner's Manual

The effect units allow you to add a variety of effects such as chorus, flanging, echo, delay, reverb, pitch
change, rotary speaker, and ring modulator, etc. Adjusting the effect is an easy way to change the overall
character of a voice.
Select a voice and enter
edit mode
Select the effect modes
Select the effect type for
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Simple editing: reverb (Effect)

Press VOICE and select a voice. So that it will be easy to hear the result of this
editing example (and the editing examples in the following sections), select any
bright, sustained voice. The voice names and parameter settings shown in the
LCDs in this and following sections are for purpose of example, and do not
necessarily correspond to any factory preset data.
Press EDIT to enter voice edit mode. Press F2 to select the voice edit
Common data job directory, and press the numeric keys 1 then 0 or use the
arrow keys to select "10.Effect". Press ENTER and the Effect parameter job
directory will appear.
First we will be selecting the effect mode and effect types. Press F1 to select
"01.Effect Mode Select".
The SY99 contains two effect units, which can be connected either in serial or
parallel. Use the -1/+1 keys to select the effect mode. The LCD will graphically
indicate how the signal flows from the effect sends into the effect units, and then
combined with the dry (unprocessed) sound from the stereo output groups. If
"off" is selected the effect units will not be used.
The sound from the effect sends 1-4
with the dry stereo sound from the output groups.
For this example, select "parallel" mode.
Press the cursor key
will show the currently selected effect type above the graphic. You can select
one of the 63 effect types for each of the SY99's two effect units. You will want
to try out the various settings later; for now, set this to "1:Rev.Hall".
is sent to the effect units
once to move the cursor to the "EFF1" area. The LCD
and mixed