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300 V 3.0 Owner's ManualLexiconTerms usedin this manualIn discussing 300 operation, the following terms are used.AlgorithmThe 300 contains eleven algorithms. An algorithm is a set of instructions that tellsthe 300's audio processors how to process the input signal. One algorithmproduces pitch shift effects, another produces reverberation, etc. Algorithms arestored inside the 300 on ROM (Read-only memory) chips.ConfigurationThe 300 can deliver two effects (one from each machine) simultaneously. Themanner in which the two machines relate to each other is called the configuration.The machines can be used with independent inputs and outputs (Dual Monoconfiguration), they can share the same stereo input signal (Single configuration),or the outputs of one machine can be fed into the input of another (Cascadeconfiguration).EffectAn effect consists of an algorithm, the parameter values which create a specificsound, four associated patches, and an identifying name.MachineThe 300 contains two processing modules, called Machine A and Machine B.Although both machines can run simultaneously, only one can be accessed fromthe front panel at any given time. A dedicated function key labeled MACH allowsfront panel selection of either Machine A or Machine B.PagesBecause effects (and other modes of operation) have more parameters than canbe displayed at one time, parameters are grouped into several pages. You movebetween pages by pressing the dedicated function keys labeled PAGE UP andPAGE DOWN.ParameterEach algorithm has a set of parameters (controls) that uniquely characterize it.The settings of the parameters can be changed to create radically differentsounds from a single algorithm.PatchA patch is a routing assignment that allows one of the 300's parameters to bedriven by a source controller (LFO, footswitch, mod wheel, etc.)Register/PresetRegisters are simply memory locations where you can store your own setups andeffects. Presets are factory-installed setups and effects. The presets cannot beoverwritten, but they can be modified and stored as custom setups in theregisters. Registers and presets are differentiated on the 300 display by the initialR (Register) or P (Preset) before their number.2-2
System OverviewEffect presets: 100 effect presets are installed in the 300 to give you awide variety of sounds to use as is, or to use as a starting point whencreating your own sounds. (50 effect registers are provided for storage.)Setup presets: 100 setup presets provide a convenient starting point forselection of effect combinations. (50 setup registers are provided forstorage.)SetupA setup consists of a single effect or a pair of effects, the configurationassociated with them, and an identifying name.The three basic setup configurations:Single, Dual Mono and Cascade, are shown below.SINGLE SETUPINPUT LEVELANALOGDIGITALINPUT BALANCEANALOGDIGITALMACHINEOUT MIXRATELFOSHAPEMETERSLEFTRIGHTMOD EDITPATCHPATCHSETUPNAMEEFFECTALGORITHMRANDOM HALL STEREO ADJUSTRANDOM AMBIENCE STEREO PITCH SHIFTRICH PLATEPARAMETERVALUESMOD EDITPATCH PATCHPATCH PATCHEFFECTNAMEDUAL MONO SETUPINPUT LEVELA LVLB LVLINPUT BALANCE MIXA BAL B BAL A BRATELFOSHAPEMETERSLEFTRIGHTMOD EDITPATCHPATCHSETUPNAMEEFFECT AEFFECT BALGORITHMMOD EDITALGORITHMMOD EDITSPLIT CHAMBERDUAL DELAYPONSMONO PITCH SHIFTCOMPRESSORSMALL STEREO ADJPARAMETERVALUESPATCHPATCHPATCHPATCHEFFECTNAMESPLIT CHAMBERDUAL DELAYPONSMONO PITCH SHIFTCOMPRESSORSMALL STEREO ADJPARAMETERVALUESPATCHPATCHPATCHPATCHEFFECTNAMECASCADE SETUPINPUTBALANCEINPUTBALANCECASCADEFEEDBACKAMIXBORATELFOSHAPEMETERSLEFTRIGHTMOD EDITPATCHPATCHSETUPNAMEEFFECT AEFFECT BSPLIT CHAMBERDUAL DELAYPONSALGORITHMMONO PITCH SHIFTCOMPRESSORSMALL STEREO ADJPARAMETERVALUESMOD EDITPATCH PATCHPATCH PATCHEFFECTNAMESPLIT CHAMBERDUAL DELAYPONSALGORITHMMONO PITCH SHIFTCOMPRESSORSMALL STEREO ADJPARAMETERVALUESMOD EDITPATCH PATCHPATCH PATCHEFFECTNAME2-3
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