Phonic i7300 User Manual page 13

Pre and Post Effects
One the following few pages you will be able to find the various types of Pre and Post effects you are able to apply to help
create your reverb, as well as their editable parameters. Please note that, for the exception of the pre ad post eQ. the
following effect types can be set as either a pre or a post effect, however not as both the pre and post simultaneously.
Operating levels of +4 dBu and -10 dBV independently selectable for input
Editable Property Range
stereo link on or off
-16 to +16 dB
l1 gain
-16 to +16 dB
l2 gain
l1 Fq (Frequency) 20 hz to 20 khz
l2 Fq (Frequency) 20 hz to 20 khz
l1 Q 0.1 to 10
l2 Q 0.1 to 10
-16 to +16 dB
R1 gain
-16 to +16 dB
R2 gain
R1 Fq (Frequency) 20 hz to 20 khz
R2 Fq (Frequency) 20 hz to 20 khz
R1 Q 0.1 to 10
R2 Q 0.1 to 10
Flanger
Editable Property Range
lFo 0.1 to 10
Pre Delay 1 to 200 ms
Depth 0 to 100
Phase 0 to 180°
lPF  hz to 10 khz
balance 0 to 100
Mode typ sine, trg or saw
Fb -100 to 100
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Description
activating stereo link enables all changes to either channel being applied to the other
enables you to increase or decrease the level of the left eQ band 1 at the selected
frequency
enables you to increase or decrease the level of the left eQ band 2 at the selected
frequency
used to select to frequency at which the audio will be cut or boosted for left eQ band 1
used to select to frequency at which the audio will be cut or boosted for left eQ band 2
Determines the bandwidth of left eQ band 1
Determines the bandwidth of left eQ band 2
enables you to increase or decrease the level of the right eQ band 1 at the selected
frequency
enables you to increase or decrease the level of the right eQ band 2 at the selected
frequency
used to select the frequency at which the audio will be cut or boosted for Right eQ band
1
used to select the frequency at which the audio will be cut or boosted for Right eQ band
2
Determines the bandwidth of left eQ band 1
Determines the bandwidth of left eQ band 2
Description
low Frequency oscillator (ie. it oscillates low frequencies)
enables a delay before the Flanger effect is activated
allows users to adjust the depth of modulation
used to adjust the phasing of left and right channels
Determines the frequency at which a low pass filter will activate
50 being the center, this allows users to adjust the balance of the Flanger reverb
Determines the type of curve used to modulate the flanger
created feedback with positive or negative phasing
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