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REVERB/DELAY
delayed signals which create an echo-like effect).
MODE (1/2/3/4/5)
Selects the kind of effect (Reverb or Delay).
1 (Hall-1):
Simulates the clear reverb sound of a concert hall.
2 (Hall-2):
Simulates the reverb of a concert hall; a gentle, well-control-
led reverb sound.
3 (Room):
Simulates the bright reverb of a very "live" room.
4 (Plate):
Simulates a plate reverb (an analog device that uses a
suspended meta! plate).
The treble frequencies are boosted to create a metallic-
sounding resonance.
5 (Delay):
Adds an electronically "delayed" signal tothe original sound.
This enhances and 'fattens' the sound. The delayed signal
can be used for special effects as well.
DELAY TIME (1 ms to 17 s)
Adjusts the delay time (the amount of time between the signal
and its first repeat).
Modes 1 to 4 are primarily Reverb, so any Delay Time
settings you make will have no effect.
Delay times are shown in the display as follows:
1 ms to 99 ms:
{to 99 (in units of msec)
100 ms to 990 ms: /Z to 949 {in units of 10 msec)
1.0s:
{2 {in units of seconds)
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EFFECT LEVEL
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REVERB TIME (Reverb)
FEEDBACK (Delay) (0 to 15)
Reverb:
Delay:
Adjusts the feedback volume of the delayed sound, i.e.,
controls the number of audible "repeats" of the initial sound.
Larger values mean more repeats, while a setting of "0" gives
you a single repeat of the delayed sound.
TONE (-7 to +7)
Adjusts the timbre (quality) of the reverb or delay sound.
Positive values boost the treble frequencies.
EFFECT LEVEL (0 to 15)
Adjusts the volume of the effect sound (reverb sound). A
higher value increases the effect level.
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