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Proel Sound Processors User Manual 3. REVERB PLATE 4. REVERB VOCAL 5. GATE REVERB 6. VOCAL ECHO 7. TAP DELAY 8. CHORUS 9. FLANGE 10. PHASER 11. TREMOLO 12. ROTARY 13. CHORUS REVERB 14. DELAY REVERB 15. CHORUS DELAY 16. PITCH SHIFTER Please see TABLE 1 @ page 8 for each effect detailed description. 8) FX/BYPASS LED 9) Power Switch 10) LCD 11) TAP Button When “TAP DELAY” effect is selected, by pushing two times this button, it’s possible to set the desired delay time, according to music rhythm. If you press this button for more than 2-3 seconds, you’ll access to PC communication selection menu, and by the “VARIATION” knob (5) it will be possible to choose the communication bus with the computer (RS232, MIDI CH 1, USB). When in this mode, this button, the FX/BYPASS footswitch and the “” encoder will be disabled. Furthermore, with a prolonged pressure of “TAP” button it’s possible, to select the effect to be edited. Once the effect is selected, you can edit parameters values by the “VARIATION” knob. The number of editable parameters associated to each effect varies depending on the effect type. Please see page 8 parameters list. 12) FX/BYPASS Key By pressing this LED you can activate (LED off) or de-activate (LED on) the effects bypass. Each pressure of this button and/or FX/BYPASS footswitch changes the status of effect on LCD (e. g. the effect passes from “ON” to “OFF” and vice-versa). REVERB HALL ON REVERB HALL OFF Parameter: 21% Parameter: 21% When ROTARY effect is loaded, if the LED is “ON” the effect is not muted but the horn and cylinder rotation is stopped. In order to emulate real world status, horn and cylinder stop position is totally random. Actually with different stop position you can hear different sound pitches due to stop position of the horn and of the register. 6
Proel Sound Processors User Manual Rear Panel 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 1) LEFT/MONO & RIGHT INPUT Connections Unbalanced (TS) ¼” (6.3mm.) jack connectors for Left and Right line input signals from a mixer or other line level analog sources. In case of a mono source signal, it should be connected to LEFT/MONO input only. 2) LEFT/MONO & RIGHT OUTPUT Connections Left and Right line output signals unbalanced (TS) ¼” (6.3mm.) jack connectors. 3) FX/BYPASS Footswitch Jack ¼” (6.3mm.) unbalanced (TS) jack for temporary, normally open footswitch (not supplied). suggested footswitches PROEL model PFS20 or model PFS24 . This jack allows to activate/deactivate the effect by pressing the footswitch. When ROTARY effect is loaded, it doesn’t allow you to turn on/off the effect, but you can stop the horn and cylinder rotation by footswitch. In order to emulate real world status, horn and cylinder stop position is totally random. Actually with different stop position you can hear different sound pitches due to the stop position of the horn and cylinder. 4) TAP Footswitch Jack ¼” (6.3mm.) unbalanced (TS) jack for temporary, normally open footswitch (not supplied). suggested footswitches PROEL model PFS20 or model PFS24 . Tap footswitch executes the same functions of “TAP” button (see Front Panel step 10). 5) RS232 Port This connector is useful to connect the unit to your PC adopting a serial cable. 6) SELECTOR Switch (MIDI/RS232/USB) This selector allows the user to select the type of interface with the computer. Warning: before connecting this unit to a computer, please choose the connection you want by a prolonged pressure of TAP button (see Front Panel step 10). 7) MIDI IN/OUT Connections. These 5-pin DIN standard connectors should be used for MIDI connection of this unit to an external controller. Please refer to “UNIT MIDI PROGRAMMING” at page 58. 8) USB Port. This connector allows you to directly connect the unit to a PC. suggested cables PROEL USB1AA e USB2AA. 9) Product Label 10) POWER - 9V AC power supply connector Please connect here the supplied external power supply. 7
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