Effect Types Divided Into Effect Categories - Yamaha Motif-Rack XS Owner's Manual

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Effect Types divided into Effect
Categories
The MOTIF-RACK XS provides such a wide and extensive
variety of Effect types that it may be difficult to find the desired
Effect type out of the great number that are available. This is why
all the Effect types are divided into convenient Effect categories.
This section explains the Effect categories and their types. The
Effect Type list described below for each category contains the
columns: Rev (Reverb), Cho (Chorus), Ins (Insertion) and Mas
(Master Effect). The checkmarks indicated in these columns
means the Effect Type is available for each block. These Effect
types (with the checkmarks indicated in each list) can be
selected from the panel controls.
Reverb
Also called "reverberation," this refers to the sound energy
remaining in a room or closed space after the original sound
stops. Similar to yet different from echo, reverb is the indirect,
diffuse sound of reflections from the walls and ceiling that
accompany the direct sound. The characteristics of this indirect
sound depends on the size of the room or space and the
materials and furnishings in the room. Reverb Effect types use
digital signal processing to simulate these characteristics.
Effect Type
Rev
Cho
REV-X HALL
R3 HALL
SPX HALL
REV-X ROOM
R3 ROOM
SPX ROOM
R3 PLATE
SPX STAGE
SPACE
SIMULATOR
Delay
An effect (or device) that delays an audio signal for ambient or
rhythmic effects.
Effect Type
Rev
Ins
CROSS DELAY
Ins
Description
Reverb emulating the
acoustics of a concert hall
using REV-X technology.
Reverb emulating the
acoustics of a concert hall
using an algorithm derived
from the Yamaha ProR3.
Reverb emulating the
acoustics of a concert hall
derived from the Yamaha
SPX1000.
Reverb emulating the
acoustics of a room using
the REV-X technology.
Reverb emulating the
acoustics of a room using
an algorithm derived from
the Yamaha ProR3.
Reverb emulating the
acoustics of a room derived
from the Yamaha SPX1000.
Reverb emulating a metal
plate using an algorithm
derived from the Yamaha
ProR3.
Reverb designed for
enhancing solo instruments,
derived from the Yamaha
SPX1000.
Reverb which lets you set
the space size by specifying
the width, height, and depth.
Mas
Description
The feedback of the two
delayed sounds is crossed.
Effect Type
Rev
Ins
TEMPO CROSS
DELAY
TEMPO DELAY
MONO
TEMPO DELAY
STEREO
CONTROL
DELAY
DELAY LR
DELAY LCR
DELAY LR
(Stereo)
Chorus
Depending on the particular chorus type and parameters,
this can make a voice sound "larger," as if several identical
instruments were playing in unison, or it can give a voice
greater warmth and depth.
Effect Type
Cho
Ins
G CHORUS
2 MODULATOR
SPX CHORUS
SYMPHONIC
ENSEMBLE
DETUNE
Flanger
This effect creates a swirling, metallic sound.
Effect Type
Cho
Ins
VCM FLANGER
CLASSIC
FLANGER
TEMPO
FLANGER
DYNAMIC
FLANGER
Phaser
Cyclically modulates the phase to add modulation to the sound.
Effect Type
Cho
Ins
VCM PHASER
MONO
VCM PHASER
STEREO
TEMPO
PHASER
DYNAMIC
PHASER
Effect Block
Mas
Description
Cross delay synchronized
with the tempo.
Mono delay synchronized
with the tempo.
Mono delay synchronized
with the tempo.
Delay with delay time
controllable in real time.
Produces two delayed
sounds: L and R.
Produces three delayed
sounds: L, R and C (center).
Produces two delayed
sounds in stereo: L and R.
Description
This chorus effect produces a
richer and more complex
modulation than conventional
chorus.
This chorus effect consists of pitch
modulation and amplitude
modulation.
This effect uses a 3-phase LFO to
add modulation and spaciousness
to the sound.
A multi-stage version of SPX
CHORUS modulation.
Chorus effect without modulation,
created by adding a slightly pitch-
shifted sound.
Description
Flanger with VCM technology
producing a vintage sound.
Conventional type of flanger.
Tempo-synchronized flanger.
Dynamically controlled flanger.
Description
Mono phaser with VCM technology
producing a vintage sound.
Stereo phaser with VCM technology
producing a vintage sound.
Tempo-synchronized phaser.
Dynamically controlled phase
shifter.
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