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MOD DEPTH (Modulation depth) 0~100 Specifies the amount by which MODULATION will vary the delay time of left-side delay. FB (Feedback level) -100~0~100 Sets the amount of the left-side delay that will be returned to the left delay input. X-FB (Cross feedback level) -100~0~100 Sets the amount of the left-side delay that will be returned to the right delay input. LF DAMP GAIN -36.0~0.0 dB Sets the amount of the left-side attenuation in the Low frequency band for the delay sound fed back. LF DAMP FREQ 20~2000 Hz Sets the frequency at which the left-side attenuation in the Low frequency band starts to the fed back delay sound. HF DAMP GAIN -36.0~0.0 dB Sets the amount of the left-side attenuation in the High frequency band for the delay sound fed back. HF DAMP FREQ 200~20000 Hz Sets the frequency at which the left-side attenuation in the High frequency band starts to the fed back delay sound. R-ch DELAY Parameter (full name) INI.DLY (Initial delay time) Setting 1/1, 1/1t, 1/2, 1/2t, 1/4, 1/4t, 1/8, 1/8t, 1/16, 1/16t, 1/32, 1/32t, 1/64, 1/64t, 0.0~1000 ms Function Specifies the initial delay time of the R-channel in terms of a note length (*3, *4) With the THRU setting, there will be no initial delay. Settings of 0~1000 produce a fixed delay of the specified time that is not affected by the tempo. D.TIME (Delay time) 1/1, 1/1t, 1/2, 1/2t, 1/4, 1/4t, 1/8, 1/8t, 1/16, 1/16t, 1/32, 1/32t, 1/64, 1/64t, 0.0~1000 ms Specifies the delay time for right-side delay in terms of a note value (*3, *4) Settings of 0~1000 produce a fixed delay of the specified time that is not affected by the tempo. MOD DEPTH (Modulation depth) FB (Feedback level) X-FB (Cross feedback level) LF DAMP GAIN HF DAMP GAIN HF DAMP FREQ LINK (Channel link switch) 0~100 -100~0~100 -100~0~100 -36.0~0.0 dB -36.0~0.0 dB 200~20000 Hz OFF, ON (*1) Specifies the amount by which MODULATION will vary the delay time of right-side delay. Sets the amount of the right-side delay should be returned to the right delay input. Sets the amount of the right-side delay should be returned to the left delay input. Sets the amount of the right-side attenuation in the Low frequency band for the delay sound fed back. Sets the amount of the right-side attenuation in the High frequency band for the delay sound fed back. Sets the frequency at which the right-side attenuation in the High frequency band starts to the fed back delay sound. Specifies if channel R follows or does not follow the settings for channel L. INI.D.PAN (Initial delay pan) L63~C~R63 Specifies the volume balance at which the R-channel initial delay sound will be sent to the L/R stereo delays. LF DAMP FREQ 20~2000 Hz Sets the frequency at which the right-side attenuation in the Low frequency band starts to the fed back delay sound. (*3) Initial Delay Time (INI.DLY) and Initial Delay Panpot (INI.D.PAN) are not linked. MODULATION Parameter (full name) Setting Function W.F (Wave form) SINE, SQURE, +EXP, -EXP Specifies the waveform that will modulate the delay time of the stereo delays 1/1, 1/1t, 1/2, 1/2t, 1/4, 1/4t, 1/8, 1/8t, 1/16, 1/16t, Specifies the frequency (cycle) at which the delay time of the stereo delays will be CYCLE 1/32, 1/32t, 1/64, 1/64t, modulated, in terms of a note value (*4) 0.0~10.0 Hz (*4) Specifies the L/R phase difference for the waveform that will modulate the stereo PHASE L-R -180 degree ~180 degree delays OUTPUT Parameter (full name) Setting Function L/R BAL (L/R balance) L63~C~R63 Sets the volume balance between the left-side sound and the right-side sound. WET LEVEL -., -80.0~6.0 dB Sets the volume of the delay sound. DRY LEVEL -., -80.0~6.0 dB Sets the volume of the direct sound. (*4) The note value lengths have the following significance. Effect Algorithm Display Explanation no delay sound. 1/1 a whole note 1/1t a whole note triplets 1/2 a half note 1/2t half note triplets 1/4 a quarter note 1/4t quarter note triplets 1/8 an eighth note 1/8t eighth note triplets 1/16 a sixteenth note 1/16t sixteenth note triplets If the specified note value length exceeds the allowable range of delay time, the delay time will be limited to the allowable range (In this case, in the LCD, a . symbol will appear; in the VGA, the value will display in red). 4band EQ (4band Equalizer) .p. 20 When using the Tempo Mapping Effect (TME) and a new tempo has been entered into a Tempo Map, please reduce the input signal to the TME by manually switching off the appropriate Aux Send(s) on the source channel(s), prior to the tempo map change. (i.e. On the affected snare drum's channel, set Aux Send 1 Sw to OFF if the TME is in the FX1 position, before the tempo change.) This will avoid possible pitch changes of the delay effect while changing tempos. Switch on the Aux Send after the new tempo has stabilized to hear the Tempo Mapping Effect again....synchronized with the new tempo. Alternatively, Automix snapshots can be used to automatically perform this function, as well as change Aux Send and FX Return values as...