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Proel Sound Processors User Manual Proel zetaverb – Quick Start Guide To connect this unit you need unbalanced (TS) ¼” cables carrying line level signals from your mixer, or other line level source, to be connected to ¼” jacks of this unit rear panel. If your sound source is monophonic, please connect the cable to “LEFT/MONO” input jack only. For stereo sound sources, use both “LEFT/MONO” and “RIGHT” jacks by connecting two discrete cables to each of the two inputs. Set the output level of your sound source (mixer or other line level source) and the input gain (“INPUT LEVEL”) so that CLIP LED will never turn on. Connect unit outputs (“OUTUPT LEFT” and “OUTPUT RIGHT”) to your mixer effects return or stereo line level input or to your active speakers. Please make sure “FX/BYPASS” LED is turned off. Rotate the “OUTPUT LEVEL” knob until reaching the desired output signal level. Now you can choose the effect you want to use by rotating the selection knob (7). Using “MIX” knob set the quantity of direct signal (DRY) versus effect signal (WET) to be sent to outputs. Please see page 72 for further details. After turning on the unit LCD display should appear as follows: NAME PRESET Name Param1: ModeFx Value “NAME PRESET” indicates the type of effect currently loaded “Mode Fx” indicates if the effect is active (on) or not (off), “Name Param1” indicates the editable parameter for that effect “Value” indicates the corresponding parameter value. To choose a different effect type, rotate the “” encoder, selecting the desired effect its name will start flashing. To confirm your choice press the “TAP” button, and the effect will be loaded. From this screen it’s possible, by continuously pressing the button “TAP”, to vary the parameter associated to each effect (Note: each effect has a different number of variable parameters, please see page 9 list). In order to vary the value of a parameter use the “VARIATION” knob. Recalling other effects types, value of stored parameters will remain as set. 4
Proel Sound Processors User Manual Front Panel 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1) INPUT LEVEL Knob This knob allows you to set input signal gain. 2) MIX Knob This knob is useful to balance original sound versus effect sound to zetaverb output. Rotating the knob counter clockwise (towards “DRY”) you’ll listen more of the original signal. Rotating the knob clockwise (towards “WET”) you’ll listen more effect. 3) OUTPUT LEVEL Knob This knob sets the output level of overall signal from the processor. 4) CLIP LED This LED turns on when the processor input signal level is too high. In this case you should reduce the input level by “INPUT LEVEL” knob. 5) VARIATION Knob This knob allows you to modify the value of the parameter associated to each effect when the unit is in edit the mode. 6) TAP LED This LED is activated only when Tap-Delay effect is recalled. The LED flashes at an inversely proportional frequency to delay time (f = 1/T). 7) Encoder By rotating this encoder you can choose the type of the effect among the following: 1. REVERB HALL 2. REVERB ROOM 5
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