Symphonic; Reverb Group.16 - Yamaha FX500B Operation Manual

• Symphonic (Sym)
Symphonic is a broad, sweeping effect that adds a sense
of scale to the sound.
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LVL
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SPED (Modulation Speed: 0.1 — 20.0 Hz)
Sets the speed of modulation and therefore the rate of
effect variation.
PEP (Depth: 0 — 100 %)
Sets the depth of modulation. Higher values produce
deeper modulation.
MIX (Mixing Balance: 0 — 100 %)
Sets the balance between the direct and effect sound.
Higher values produce a greater proportion of effect sound
in relation to direct sound.
LVL (Output Level: -42 — +6 dB)
Determines the output level of the effect.
• Tremolo (Trm)
The tremolo effect uses amplitude modulation to produce a
periodic volume variation. The FX500B tremolo effect
additionally offers a phase parameter which can be used to
create a periodic "panning* effect in which the sound
appears to move across the stereo sound field.
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SPED (Modulation Spaed: 0.1 — 20.0 Hz)
Sets the speed of modulation and therefore the rate of
effect variation.
PEP (Depth: 0 — 100%)
Sets the depth of modulation. Higher values produce
deeper modulation.
PH (Phase:-8 — +8)
Sets the direction in which the sound image moves in the
stereo sound field (this is only effective if the FX500B is
used with a stereo sound system). A setting of 0 produces
no movement, while settings toward +8 or -8 cause the
sound image to move to the left or right.
MIX (Mixing Balance: 0 — 100 %)
Sets the balance between the direct and effect sound.
Higher values produce a greater proportion of effect sound
in relation to direct sound.
LVL (Output Level: -42 — +6 dB)
Determines the output level of the effect.
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REVERB/DELAY (REV)
The REVERB effect stage includes a number of reverb,
early reflection and delay type effects. The parameters are
different for each type. The different REVERB effects are
selected by the TYP (type) parameter which appears at
the left of every REVERB display screen.
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TYP (Type: Rhl, Rrm, Rvc, Rpl, Ehl, Erd, Erv, Epl, Ply,
Ech, R+D, R -» P, D R)
This parameter is common to all reverb programs, and is
used to select the desired effect. The various reverb
effects are indicated by the following abbreviations:
Reverb Group
Rhl:
Rrm:
Rvc:
Rpl:
Reverb Hall
Reverb Room
Reverb Vocal
Reverb Plate
Early Reflection Group
Ehl:
Erd:
Erv:
Epl:
Early Reflection
Early Reflection
Early Reflection
Early Reflection
Hall
Random
Reverse
Plate
Delay Group
Dly:
Ech:
Delay
Echo
Reverb and Delay Group
R+D:
Reverb + Delay
R
-»
D:
Reverb -» Delay
D -♦ R:
Delay -* Reverb
The parameters for each type are described below.
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