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available modulating waveforms for the Flanger. All the classic waveforms
are included, along with some exclusive, VR-designed waveforms. Available
waveforms include: sine, triangle, trapeze, rectangle, and shlf (shelf) (see
pendix A
for more details on the modulating waves).
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To change or select a modulating waveform for the Flanger, press EDIT
[5]. Use the arrow keys [3] to position the blinking cursor next to Wv. Ad-
just the value with the selection dial [4].
Mn (Manual) – Flanger delay manual adjustment. Range: 0-100%
The Manual parameter allows you to controls the amount of delay applied to
the flanged signal.
To vary the amount of delay of the Flanger, press EDIT [5]. Use the arrow
•
keys [3] to position the blinking cursor next to Mn. Adjust the value with
the selection dial [4].
Wt – Wet/dry ratio control. Range: 0-100%
The Wet parameter allows you to control the ratio between flanged signal
(wet) and input signal (dry) that goes into the Flanger output signal (see
9-5, on page 42).
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To alter the wet/dry ratio of the Flanger effect, press EDIT [5]. Use the
arrow keys [3] to position the blinking cursor next to Wt. Adjust the value
with the selection dial [4].
TIPS & TRICKS - FLANGER
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A high Mn (Manual) value in combination with small amount of Depth
will produce a sound with a higher frequency content.
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Even harmonics (Harm
Ç Á
) produce a jet-like sound.
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Odd harmonics (Harm
Ç Â
) produce a watery sound.
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When using a highly rhythmic modulating waveform (for instance,
when Wv is set to 'rect' or one of the 'shlf' waveforms) use a small
Depth value (below 40%) and find the sweet spot by adjusting the Mn
parameter.
9.4.2 Delay
PARAMETERS
Ap-
Because of the number of parameters that can be accessed and adjusted,
the configuration of the analogue Delay and Detuner is spread over three
menu pages as follows:
Page 1/3
(Routing) defines the Delay routing and range.
Page 2/3
(Delay) defines the settings for the Delay.
Page 3/3
(Modulation) defines the settings for the Delay modulation.
The scheme of the Delay circuit below will help you to understand how to
control the parameters of the analogue Delay and Detuner of your PedalPro
Ex. The Expansion board provides you with three different analogue circuits
for delaying your signal according to the type of sound you are after. A dedi-
cated circuit for each delay range will provide a noiseless delay and amaz-
ing sound definition.
Fig.
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To enter the Delay and Detuner configuration pages, press the multifunc-
tion key [10a] labelled 'Dly' on
•
To scroll through the three pages of the Delay and Detuner configuration
menu, press Page - [11] or Page + [12].
IN
input
delay
+
level
BBD 1
feedback
Fig. 9-6. The Delay
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page 3
of the main menu.
delay
delay
BBD 3
BBD 2
output
wet/dry
Post Effects
OUT
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