It’s your technique that will make or break this effect. Type 7: RES (Resonator) Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 RES SEN RES MODE RES MIX LUL RES FIL Parameter # Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Parameter 3 Parameter 4 Parameters Parameter 6 Notes: Sensitivity Resonance Effect Mode Mix Balance Output Level Filter Name Function Value/Range SEN RES MODE MIX LVL FIL Sensitivity Resonance Effect Mode Mix Balance Output Level Filter 0-8 0-100 DOWN, UP 0- 100 [%] -30 - +6 [dB] -10 -+10 Sets the sensitivity of the Input trigger for this effect. Determines the depth of resonance Selects whether the pitch of the sweep goes down or up as the guitar volume level attenuates. Mixes between the Dry signal and the Effected Signal (Setting this to 100% will produce only the chorus effect.) Overall Level of this Effect Block A “tone control” for the Resonator. Filter FIL RES MODE ■Down -Up Lch. Same as Left Channel SEN — Input Level 1 Rch^ I-► -------------------1 Mixer MIX 51 Section 7: Reference 7.1.8 DELAY The FX770 contains eight different types of Delay effects: Delay 1, Delay 2, Modulation Delay, Tempo Delay 1, Tempo Delay 2, Tempo Modulation Delay, Multi-Tap Delay, and Ducking Delay. A complete selection of mono, stereo, modulation and tempo delays are available, each capable of creating subtle or dramatic ambient effects. When you recall a Program that uses the same patch, Delay feedback of the previous program will remain effective. , Delay 1 Straight ahead, no nonsense single delay. In many cases this is the right tool for the job, and with delay time and feedback, the FX770 is right on time! Type 1: DL1 (Delay 1) Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 DL1 DLV FB DL1 MIX LUL DL1 DEF L/R HF Parameter# Name Function Value/Range Parameter 1 DLY Delay Time 0.1 ~ 670.0 [msec] Parameter 2 FB Feedback 0 ~ 100 [%] Parameter3 MIX Mix Balance 0 ~ 100 [%] Parameter 4 LVL Output Level -oo, -30 ~ +6 [dB] Parameters DEF Diffusion 0-10 Parameter 6 L/R Left/Right Balance L50 ~ L=R ~ R50 Parameter 7 HF High Frequency Ratio 1-10 Notes: Delay Time Feedback Mix Balance Output Level Diffusion Left/Right Balance High Freq. Ratio Sets the time of the Delay. Controls the amount of repeats. Mixes between the Dry signal and the Delay effect (Setting this to 100% will produce only the chorus effect.) Overall Level of this Effect Block Selects from tight to slightly altered delays. Adjusts the pan position of the Delay effect if it is unbalanced due to a high DEF parameter value. A “tape-echo” EQ for the delays. As the value increases, the high range of the repeated sound attenuates gradually, resulting in a very natural echo. 52 Section 7: Reference Delay^ 2 ~ This Delay allows you to set independent Left/Right and feedback loop delay time. Mastering this delay will achieve a stereo delay that pans between hard left and right, as well as a ping-pong delay. Type 2: DL2 (Delay 2) Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 DL2 DI...VL DLVR DI....2 F ¡3D FE! DL2 fl I LUL DL2 L/R HF XXX« X XXX,, X XXX.X XXX Parameter # Name Function Value/Range Parameter 1 DLYL Left Ch. Delay time 0.1 ~ 670.0 [msec] Parameter 2 DLYR Right Ch. Delay Time 0.1 ~ 670.0 [msec] Parameter 3 FBD Feedback Delay Time 0.1 ~ 670.0 [msec] Parameter 4 FB Feedback 0 ~ 100 [%] Parameters MIX Mix Balance 0-100 [%]■■ Parameters LVL Output Level —<*>, —30 ~ +6 [dB] Parameter 7 UR Left/Right Balance L50 ~ L=R ~ R50 Parameters HF High Frequency Ratio 1 ~ 10 Notes: Left Ch. Delay Time Sets the time for the Left Channel Delay. Right Ch. Delay Time Sets the time for the Right Channel Delay. FB Delay Time Sets the time of the Feedback delay. Feedback Level Determines the amount of feedback repeats. Mix Balance Mixes between the Dry signal and the Delay effect (Setting this to 100% will produce only the chorus effect.) Output Level Overall Level of this Effect Block Left/Right Balance High Freq. Ratio Adjusts the pan position of the Delay effect if it is unbalanced due to a difference in Delay time between Left Ch. and Right Ch. A “tape-echo” EQ for the delays. As the value increases, the high range of the repeated sound attenuates gradually, resulting in a very natural echo. 53 Section 7: Reference Modulation Delay Delays that seem to move or modulate when they are heard! That’s the beauty of Modulation Delay, and that’s why you’ll love this feature of the FX770. Type 3: MDL (Modulation Delay) 11 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 MDL DLY FB XXX. X MDL SPD DEP MDL MIX LUL MDL Parameter # Name Function Value/Range Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Parameter 3 Parameter 4 Parameter 5 Parameter 6 Parameter 7 Notes: Delay Time Feedback Modulation Speed Modulation Depth Mix Balance Output Level High Freq. Ratio DLY FB SPD DEP MIX LVL HF Delay Time Feedback Modulation Speed Modulation Depth Mix Balance Output Level 0.1 ~ 670.0 [msec] 0 ~ 100 [%] 0.1 - 2...
