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User Manual – Sound generation parameters
DELAY
Range: 0,10...20 msec
NRPN MSB=3 NRPN LSB=5
Data Entry MSB Range: 0...127
Sets a delay time, after which the effect starts the
modulation.
FEEDBACK
Range: -63...0...+64
NRPN MSB=3 NRPN LSB=6
Data Entry MSB Range: 0...64...127
Sets the quantity of signal to send back to the effect
input as feedback; in this way the elaboration
development of the signal can be controlled.
HI DAMP
Range: 0...127
NRPN MSB=3 NRPN LSB=7
Data Entry MSB Range: 0...127
Sets the cutoff frequency of a low-pass filter; it
makes the modulation softer and dampens the
effect.
VIBRATO
This effect modulates the frequency, producing a
periodic tone variation; the length of the oscillation
period and the modulation magnitude can be adjusted.
TYPE
Range:
Vibrato 1: with one modulating signal.
Vibrato 2: with two modulating signals in antiphase.
NRPN MSB=3 NRPN LSB=1
Data Entry MSB Range: 9, 10
Select the Vibrato type.
DEPTH
Range: 0...12
NRPN MSB=3 NRPN LSB=3
Data Entry MSB Range: 0...127
Sets the modulation depth.
SPEED
Range: 0...12 Hz
NRPN MSB=3 NRPN LSB=4
Data Entry MSB Range: 0...127
Sets the modulation speed in Hertz.
DELAY
Range: 0,10...20 msec
NRPN MSB=3 NRPN LSB=5
Data Entry MSB Range: 0...127
Sets a delay time, after which the effect starts the
modulation.
TREMOLO
Similar to the Vibrato, but instead of modulating the
frequency, it modulates the amplitude (i.e. volume) of the
sound.
TYPE
Range:
Tremolo 1: with one modulating signal.
Tremolo 2: with two modulating signals in antiphase.
NRPN MSB=3 NRPN LSB=1
Data Entry MSB Range: 11, 12
Select the Tremolo type.
DEPTH
Range: 0...127
NRPN MSB=3 NRPN LSB=3
Data Entry MSB Range: 0...127
Sets the modulation depth.
SPEED
Range: 0...12 Hz
NRPN MSB=3 NRPN LSB=4
Data Entry MSB Range: 0...127
Sets the modulation speed in Hertz.
SHAPE
Range: 0...127
NRPN MSB=3 NRPN LSB=5
Data Entry MSB Range: 0...127
Modifies the waveform of the modulating signal, so
as to make it softer and smoother on higher values;
the result is a softer effect.
PHASER
Generally speaking, this effect works as a Chorus or
Flanger; however, it does not add a new signal, altered
in tone, to the original sound. Instead, the Phaser adds a
new signal with an altered phase. In other words, the
resulting effect is that of two machines playing the same
tape but starting with a few milliseconds of distance. This
causes some frequencies to be added up or cancelled,
and is similar in sound to a Flanger, although weaker and
"thinner".
TYPE
Range: 4, 6, 8, 12 Stage
NRPN MSB=3 NRPN LSB=1
Data Entry MSB Range: 12...15
Select the Phaser type. Higher Stages generate an
output signal that is richer in interferences.
DEPTH
Range: 0...12 Hz
NRPN MSB=3 NRPN LSB=3
Data Entry MSB Range: 0...127
Sets the modulation depth.
SPEED
Range: 0...12
NRPN MSB=3 NRPN LSB=4
Data Entry MSB Range: 0...127
Sets the modulation speed, in Hertz.
FEEDBACK
Range: 0...127
NRPN MSB=3 NRPN LSB=5
Data Entry MSB Range: 0...127
Sets the quantity of signal that is sent back to the
effect input as feedback; in this way the elaboration
development of the signal can be controlled.
MANUAL
Range: 0...127
NRPN MSB=3 NRPN LSB=6
Data Entry MSB Range: 0...127
Tune the modulation manually.
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