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DSP

DSP
The DSP (Digital Signal Processing) installed in the PedalPro Ex allows you to
add Reverbs/Digital delays on the effect chain. On
the user can access the configuration for the DSP board. The DSP board is
internally connected using the AUX mixer. If no cables are plugged into the
AUX SEND and AUX RETURN , the AUX mixer is routed internally to the DSP
board.On the contrary the DSP is excluded in the audio path.
Mixing Parameters: The Input (Inp) defines the input level for the DSP input
signal. The Wet is the output of the DSP board. The Dry parameter refers to
the amount of dry signal. By default the dry signal is 100%.
DSP programs
There are eight (1-8) non editable DSP programs ready to be used: Medium
Hall, Big Hall, Room, Church, Reverse,Gated, Chapel, Spring.
DSP programs
Number
Name
Medium Hall
1
Big Hall
2
Room
3
Church
4
Reverse
5
Gated
6
Chapel
7
Spring
8
*Double delay*
9
14
*Cave delay*
10
*Single delay*
11
*Four taps delay*
12
*Triplet delay*
13
*Plate reverb*
14
*Spring Reverb*
15
*Hall reverb*
16
*Free reverb*
17
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of the main menu
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DSPÇÁ
Program:*DoubleDly*
I np: 100.
0
Wet: 025. 0
The programs listed between"*" are editable. Each of them run a differ-
ent algorithm and can be edited via adjusting dedicated parameters. To
change the DSP program press EDIT/SAVE and use the selection dial to select
the wanted program.
Press page (+) button to enter the DSP program settings. A list of dedicated
sub pages will offer a set of editable parameters to tune the DSP effect.
Practical consideration
Keep your Dry 100% and the DSP Input (Inp) 90%. Adjust your DSP wet level
between 10 and 40%.
The filters in the DSP algorithms are very handy and allow you to tune the DSP
sound response. If you have too much bottom end from your DSP algorithm
use the high pass filter (HP filter freq) and increase the value until your bottom
end is satisfactory.
If your effect response is too bright, use the low pass filter (LP filter freq) and
decrease the level.
D
ry: 0 0
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