Effects Output Section - Akai s2000 Owner's Manual

EFFECTS EDIT

EFFECTS OUTPUT SECTION

The next set of pages in the EFFECTS EDIT screens deal with the output levels and pan
positions/balance of each effects section. The multi-effects section is laid out thus:
DIST/EQ
You have control over the direct DIST/EQ sections level and pan, the modulation/echo
sections level and pan/balance and the reverb sections output level and pan/balance.
The next page down offers control over the DIST/EQ section's level and pan position:
Use F1 and F2 to select LEVEL and PAN and use the DATA wheel to set the values for each
of these parameters.
The next page down offers level and pan control for the output of the MOD/ECHO section of
the multi effects channels:
LEV sets the output level for the MOD/ECHO section and PAN sets the pan position/balance
of these effects. The WID (width) control sets the 'stereoness' of these effects. 00 sets that
the effects will be mono (i.e. the left and right channel will be summed as a mono signal) and 99
sets that the output of this effects section will be stereo. Use F1 and F2 to position the cursor
on the fields and the DATA control to set the values.
NOTE: The WID control can be useful when you want to use a chorus type effect but don't
want a wide stereo image. For example, you may wish to add chorus to a bass sound but you
may not want this sound to spread over the stereo image and dominate the mix. In this case,
set WID to 00 - this will give you the full effect of the chorus but will 'monofy' the effect so that it
doesn't occupy a wide image in the stereo mix.
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S2000 Operator's Manual - Version 1.30
LVL
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