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Try out some Insert Effects on the Guitar Track:
1. As the track plays, press the InsEff1 tab in the display.
2. Make sure that the effect number to the left of the current effect selection is highlighted, then slowly-
rotate the DIAL, to access and listen to different Insert Effect programs while the track loops.
TIP: Bring the Channel Faders for the other tracks back into the mix (or use the SOLO function), to see how
your selected effect works along with the rest of the instrumentation.
Edit the Insert Effect you've chosen for this track:
1. Press the selected Insert Effect program button in the display (the name of the effect selected), then
press to select one of the effect icons. The edit parameters for the selected effect will be indicated in the
display.
2. Press to highlight desired effect parameters, and rotate the DIAL to make changes. Once you're satisfied
with the settings you've made, press the OK button two times - in the upper-right of the display. The
previous Insert Effect program number will indicate EDIT in the display.
Store the edited Insert Effect:
1. Press the Store button in the display. A dialog box appears, and the first of 128 User Programs is
highlighted in the display (U001).
2. Rotate the DIAL to select Program U100, then press the Exec. button to store the new effect. If you like,
you can also Rename the new Effect in the same way as naming songs, locate and mark points.
3. Press and hold the STOP key, then press the REW key once, to reset the song to the beginning.
More Insert Effect application and study suggestions:
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Try assigning additional Insert Effects to specific channels, and selecting / editing various
effect programs.
Work with the Insert Effects in "on-input" recording applications - try out the 1in2outx2
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configuration with guitar and bass to access some of the chained effects for these
instruments.
- Work with additional Effect Type configurations in recording and playback assignments.
Note: For more information on Insert Effects, see pages 29-32 and page 79 in the D16 owner's manual.
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