The Digital Signal Processor; To Assign The Effects; Disabling The Effects - Generalmusic WK1000 Owner's Manual

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The wk1000 allows you to process Performances (Style/RealTime, Song Style e Song Performance) through

the on-board multi-effect processor and to make the overall sound more realistic. The Digital Signal Proc-

essor is made by two units that process the Performances with Reverb and Modulation/Delay effects. Each

section has independent effects Send control to regulate the effect volume level in the current Performance.

The DSP control buttons are located in the UTILITY area.

When it is active (the LED indicator is ON), the current Performance is processed from

the type of effect assigned both to the Reverb and to the Chorus unit of the DSP . The

overall processed sounds can be heard over the internal speakers and from the LEFT e

RIGHT outputs. When it is not active (the LED is OFF) , the sound is not processed by the

DSP and no effect is given.

The way to assign effects to the current Performance is identicaI, no matter what the selected mode is

(Style/Real Time, Song Style, Song).

Press and the REV/CHO button for a few seconds

The effect currently assigned to the Performance is indicated in the display.

Use CURSOR to move and the TEMPO/DATA buttons to assign a different

effect

You can scroll 22 different types of effect available for each DSP unit. The same

effect can be selected from both the DSP units. The same effect can be selected

from both the DSP units

To control the general effect VOLUME, move with the CURSOR button to the

volume page and modify its value using the TEMPO/DATA buttons.

To exit the effect function, use the CURSOR button or press ESCAPE.

The selected effects have now been assigned to the current Performance.

Press and hold STORE PERFORMANCE for a few seconds. Press ENTER to save

the changes in the current Performance.

If a different Performance is selected, or if the same Performance is selected

again before saving the changes, the new effect settings will be lost and the

Performance will be restored to the previous setting.

You can disable the effects assigned to the current Performance at any time by pressing the REV/CHO but-

ton you will either enable (led ON) ) or disable (led OFF OFF) the DSP .