[Doplr] Doppler - Sony DPS-V55 Manual

4 Channel Effects
09 Doppler (Doplr)
Imagine an ambulance, sirens ablaze,
headed your direction. The change in
the way you hear the sirens during the
approach and departure of the
ambulance is known as the Doppler
effect. This effect simulates the
Doppler effect (see illustration below).
When Trigger is set to "Signal" the
effect is activated automatically. When
Trigger is set to "Tap" the Doppler
effect is activated in time with the taps
on the ENTER (TAP) key.
CH1
CH2
CH3
CH4
Parameters
No. Name
– FxA(B) On/Off
1 Speed L
2 Speed R
3 Distance L
4 Distance R
5 Direction L
6 Direction R
7 Ambience
8 Trigger
Doppler
Trigger
Detector
TAP
Trigger
Select
Doppler
Range Comments
On, Off Turns the effect on or off.
0 ~ 100 Determines the speed at which the sound source input to the left (L) channel will
travel.
0 ~ 100 Determines the speed at which the sound source input to the right (R) channel will
travel.
0 ~ 100 Determines the distance between the listener and the sound source input to the left
(L) channel.
0 ~ 100 Determines the distance between the listener and the sound source input to the right
(R) channel.
LnR, RnL Determines the direction in which the sound source input to the left (L) channel will
travel.
LnR, RnL Determines the direction in which the sound source input to the right (R) channel will
travel.
0 ~ 100 Adds ambience. Larger values create a wider "space".
Signal, Tap Determines whether the Doppler effect is triggered by the input signal or by the
ENTER (TAP) key.
Control
Surround
Control
CH1
Front
CH2
Unit
CH3
Rear
CH4
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