Flanger; Slap Back; Env Filter; Chorus - Peavey Vypyr 30 Player's Handbook

Effects Encoder

Flanger

Unlike the Analog Flanger model on the Stompbox encoder, this flanger uses a longer delayline. Es-
sentially this causes the flanger to emphasize lower frequencies. Parameter Adjustments: P1 Speed,
P2 Depth.

Slap Back

A very quick, short REPETITION of the ORIGINAL NOTE that sounds like the note just "slaps back
at ya." Chicken pickin' anyone? Parameter Adjustments: P1 Time, P2 Mix.

Env Filter

Short for Envelope Filter this effect is similar to Auto-Wah. The main difference is in the param-
eter adjustment. With the Env Filter we allow you access to the "Q" (Width of the frequency band
filtered) which allows you to stray far from the sound of an Auto-Wah. Parameter Adjustments: P1
Sensitivity (Threshold), P2 Intensity (Q)

Chorus

SIMILAR to the ANALOG CHORUS on the Stompbox encoder but with a LONGER DELAYLINE.
What does that mean? Well it means this effect will allow you to create a "Wetter" signal than you
would normally find on a "Stompbox" chorus pedal. In fact at it's most intense setting you can clearly
hear a doubling effect on the signal. Parameter Adjustments: P1 Speed, P2 Depth
Tremolo
This effect is achieved through "amplitude modulation." Huh? The note gets slightly louder and softer
in rapid succession. Note: this effect is different from Rotary. With Tremolo there is no pitch fluctuation.
Parameter Adjustments: P1 Speed, P2 Depth
Looper
I cannot tell you how fun the looper is, but try as we might we couldn't figure out how to start and
stop the looper properly WITHOUT a FOOTSWITCH. So this function will require a Sanerpa I or
Sanpera II foot controller. Waste no time in making that purchase! The looper will allow you hours
and hours of fun. Basically you can record any 30-plus seconds of anything, switch your tone (Preset)
and play on top of that. NOTE: the LED that corresponds to the looper on the encoder will turn on
when recording or playing back the loop.