On Line Effects And Rotor Effect Menus - KETRON SD1 User Manual

On Line Effects and Rotor effect menus

The ON LINE EFFECT push button calls up a menu dedicated to managing the effects for the Voices used in the Right section, namely the lead.
These parameters have been intentionally kept separate so that the addition of the effects can be controlled very rapidly. The greater defini-
tion however is obtained by programming the Programs (consult the dedicated section).
The On Line Effect menu that is called up by pressing the relative push button on the control panel from the main page of the display also
includes parameters required to control the microphone input.
The parameters available for the Right section are the following:
F1 Chorus: By pressing the function push button repeatedly the Chorus effect is enabled or otherwise on the Right section.
F2 Wha-Wha: This is an amazing effect for guitar riffs but it can be used in many other situations. The optional Volume pedal is to be con-
nected to control it better. When the Wha-Wha is enabled, by pressing the relative function push button, the pedal controls
the closing of the filter and not the general volume. The Wha-Wha effect can also be controlled by the Modulation Wheel
using the Utility menu and the F3 Modulation function where the F7 Wha-Wha function is to be set as On.
F3 Delay: This is used to enable the Delay effect on the Right section by pressing the relative function push button repeatedly.
F4 Overdrive: This is not available amongst the algorithms described in Effects. It gradually saturates the sound controlled by the option-
al Volume Pedal. It is one of the effects required to simulate jazz and rock organs in the best way possible. The Overdrive
cuts out the use of the Distorsor effect.
F5 Distorsor: This enables the Distorsor effect on the Right section, cutting out the use of the Overdrive.
The parameters available to control the microphone input are the following:
F6 Micro: This enables, or otherwise, the use of the effects for the Right section on the microphone input.
F7 Direct: This is used to modify the quantity of direct signal that goes to the audio output. It is modified using the VALUE +/- push
buttons.
F8 Reverb: This indicates the quantity of Reverb assigned to the microphone input. The value is modified using the VALUE +/- push
buttons.
F9 Vocal Set: This is used to select a Vocal Set of the Vocalizer without going through the Vocalizer menu directly.
F10 Enhancer: This is used to enable the enhancement of the high frequencies on the microphone signal and on the audio output to
increase the intelligibility.
ROTOR
The relative push button on the control panel is used to enable the Rotor effect that simulates the classic cabinet Leslie  used of old with the
Hammond  electro-magnetic organs. The rotation velocity of the speakers, when the ROTOR LED is lit, is controlled by the Modulation Wheel.
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