Behringer FEX800 Manual De Usuario

MINIFEX FEX800 User Manual

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Fig. 2.2: Rear panel connectors of the FEX800

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The FEX800 is connected to the mains using a 2-pole POWER connector jack. 

A matching mains adaptor is included with the unit.

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A single footswitch can be connected to the IN/OUT connector. 

This footswitch allows you to remotely control the IN/OUT button  

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front panel and switch the effect signal on and off.

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The two OUTPUT connectors are on 1/4" connectors and provide a balanced 

left/right signal.

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The two INPUT connectors are on 1/4" connectors and can be used for 

unbalanced signals. A single mono signal should be connected to the L jack.

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SERIAL NUMBER.

Your MINIFEX FEX800 comes with 16 presets, which are grouped in four different 

categories. All of them are stereo effects.

The presets from the REVERB 1 category reproduce the characteristics of natural 

spaces of different sizes.

CATHEDRAL simulates the reverberation that you can hear in big cathedrals. 

This effect is characterized by a long reverb and very specific echoes. It works 

well with solo instruments and vocals. 

CONCERT simulates the reverberation in a mid-size concert hall. The preset 

is well suited for all natural instruments such as piano. When used sparingly, 

it also gives vocals an interesting touch, for example, in ballads. 

CLUB simulates the cozy atmosphere of a mid-size jazz club or theater. 

This reverb is characterized by its early reflections and short decay. 

The preset works well with vocals, electric piano, drums, saxophone and 

other instruments.   

CHAMBER simulates the typical characteristics of a studio. The preset is well 

suited for drums, guitars and vocals or whenever you need an unobtrusive 

reverb to breathe some life into a signal. 

REVERB 2 comprises popular artificial reverb algorithms, which characterize 

numerous pop/rock and dance tracks of the last few years.  

GOLD PLATE simulates the legendary sound of a reverb plate as used in former 

studio reverb units. This effect features a very dense sound of its own and 

is particularly suited to produce a very distinct reverb, e.g. for drums and vocals.   

GATED REV simulates the reverb type cut off by a gate, which was very 

popular in the 80’s. This effect was typically used with snare or kick drums, 

but can be used to achieve interesting effects with other instruments too.

REVERSE produces a reverb which has its reverb tail reversed. Consequently, 

the reverb volume does not decrease over time but increases. This preset 

can be used for unusual effects with the most varied kinds of signals. A very 

popular application is to use it for snare drums. 

AMBIENCE provides the signal with spatial information, however, does not 

produce an audible reverb. The preset works well with drums, keyboards, 

guitars and vocals or whenever you need an unobtrusive room sound 

without reverb. 

The DELAY/MODULATION category offers three modulation effects for special 

sound-tweaking applications and one stereo delay preset. 

DELAY produces several echoes/delays of the input signal, reduces them in 

level and adds them to the original signal (echo effect). Use the DELAY preset 

to create effects which are very interesting in terms of rhythm. This preset 

can be used for virtually any instruments. It is particularly useful for 

keyboards, guitars and vocals.

CHORUS gives a signal more body and width, so that it sounds richer. 

CHORUS can be used for virtually any signals which should sound a bit fuller.

FLANGER gives a signal a wonderful „retro“ touch. FLANGER has always 

been a popular effect for guitars and keyboards. But you can also produce 

interesting sounds in combination with drums, vocals or other signals. 

PHASER is an effect which adds a copy of the input signal, however, 

shifted in phase. PHASER is a traditional guitar, electric piano and keyboard 

effect. But you can also produce distinctive effect sounds in combination 

with drums or other signals.