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A/V INTERFACE INSTALLED
Instruments fitted with the Audio/Video interface
show a completely different Mic/Line Input page
with several parameters to control the input sig-
nals.
The input signal is directed to the internal sound
generator and effects processor before being di-
rected to the LEFT and RIGHT outputs and the
speaker system.
You can regulate the signal gain with the twin
GAIN knob located to the left of the Mic/Line jacks.
An optimum signal level can be obtained when
the input signal, at maximum volume, almost
touches the extreme right of the VU bar graph
(the clipping zone).
Regulate the maximum volume with the MIC/LINE
panel slider. The M. VOL slider regulates the sum
of the internal sound generator output level
(SK760/880 sounds and signal of the MIC/LINE
IN inputs).
Edit General - Mic/Line In (AV interface installed)
PARAMETERS WITH OPTIONAL AV IN-
TERFACE
Input VU
Monitors the level of the input signal. Controls
the signal gain of the two signals fed into the Mic/
Line IN1 and IN2 jacks with the twin knob 1 and
2 located to the left of the inputs.
Maximum volume levels can produce "clipping",
a distortion which can be eliminated by control-
ling the gain.
The VU-meter indicates the level of the input signal. The dark
zone to the extreme right represents clipping (distortion).
Volume
Separate volume control for each input.
Assignable values: 0 ... 127 .
Pan
Determines the position of the input signal within
the stereo panorama.
Assignable values: -32 (all to the left) ... 0 (cen-
tre) ... +31 (all to the right).
Eff Group
Selects the Group of effects A or B.
E1 Send
Determines the amount of Reverb effect to apply
to the signal.
Assignable values: 0 ... 127.
E2 Send
Determines the amount of modulation effect to
apply to the signal.
Assignable values: 0 ... 127.
Edit General 17•7
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