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Effects and Effect Mode
Effects Overview
Chain
When Override is set to Yes, you can select an override Aux Chain for the page's corresponding
Aux bus. This parameter is not visible when Override is set to No.
Output
This parameter specifies the physical audio output pair for the page's corresponding Aux
Chain's output. The settings Pri. and Sec. refer, respectively, to the primary and secondary physical
audio outputs of the PC3A (labeled "MAIN" and "AUX" on the back panel.) Setting Output to
auto uses the output pair specified in the program on the current channel (or the program on the
specified Aux Effects channel in Setup or Song mode).
Mod Override
This parameter can be used to override the Mod Control source of the program on the current
channel (or the program on the specified Aux Effects channel in Setup or Song mode.) Set a physical
controller or other Mod Control source to scale the Aux send level between -96dB and the value
set for the aux send level. A setting of None yields no override in Mod Control source, and uses
the Mod Control source specified in the program on the current channel (or the program on the
specified Aux Effects channel in Setup or Song mode.)
Send Levels and Pre/Post Ins.
On the bottom half of the page, there are two parameters for each of the 16 MIDI channels: Send
Level (top row) and Pre-/Post-Insert (bottom row).
The setting for each Send Level parameter determines if each channels Aux Send Level is
overridden, and if so, by what value. A value of [p] means "no override" (i.e., use the values
specified in the program). A value of [p] can be set by entering -99 with the alphanumeric pad
and then pressing the Enter button, or by using the Alpha wheel or -/+ buttons to scroll below
-96db.
Note: In most factory ROM programs, the send level for Aux 1 is controlled by an Aux mod set to
MIDI28 (slider I.) If a send level override is set, it will usually be scaled by the entry value for
slider I each time a program is selected. To defeat this behavior, set the Mod Override parameter
to ON, then set the Send Level override value.
The setting for each Pre-/Post-Insert parameter determines if the Aux routing for each channel is
overridden, and if so, by what routing. Pre means that the Aux Send takes place before any Insert
Effect is applied, whereas a setting of Pst means that the Aux Send takes place post-Insert Effect.
(Of course, if the program on the channel has no Insert Effects loaded, then this parameter will
make no difference.) A value of [p] means "no override" (i.e., use the values specified in the
program).
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