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1. COMPRESSOR [COMPRESSOR]
This is a limiter effect which suppresses the high level attack transients of an input signal sound by compressing that signal. This effect
helps emphasize the attack sound or lengthen the sustain sound by raising the level as a sound decays.
Parameters:
A
SENS (SENS)
B
ATTACK (ATTACK)
E
LEVEL (LEVEL)
* APPLICATION NOTE:
"Set different SENS values for the types of guitar you are playlng!"
The degree of the Compressor effect varies according to the amount of the input signal. Set smaller values, for the SENS parameter,
when playing a guitar with hum-bucking type pickups that produce a high output level. For a guitar with single-coil pickup, set larger
values.
2. DISTORTION/OVERDRIVE [DIST/OD]
This creates a typical distortion effect. There are two types of distortions available. The Distortion is a high gain "fuzz"-type effect, and
the Overdrive is a mild saturation effect.
Parameters:
A
MODE (MODE)
B
DRIVE (DRIVE)
C
TONE (TONE)
E
LEVEL (LEVEL)
* APPLICATION NOTE:
To obtain a Metal type distortion ..."
Turn up the TONE slightly and raise the DRIVE parameter. This makes the amount of distortion larger, creating a harder edge distortion.
See
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EFFECT PARAMETER LIST
[0-15]
Degree of the compressor effect. The larger this
value, the greater the sustain or the attack is
emphasized.
[0-7]
Speed of the attack. The higher this value, the faster
the attack.
[0-15]
Output level of the effect sound.
[1-2]
1. Distortion
2 Overdrive
[0-15]
Amount of distortion or gain.
[0-15]
Tone of the effect sound. The larger this value, the
brighter the effect sound
[0-15]
Output level of the effect sound.
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