Roland SH-32 业主指南
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Chapter 3. Applying Effects to the Sound (INS-FX, REV/DELAY)
Setting the Reverb/Delay
You can set a variety of parameters in each Patch or Rhythm Set for
the Reverb/Delay selected with the effect type.
the Reverb/Delay selected with the effect type.
1.
Confirm that the SH-32 is in Patch mode.
2.
Rotate the FX/SYSTEM knob to select the “REV/DELAY”
parameter to be set.
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Parameters That Can Be Set
E.LEVEL (Effect Level)
Sets the level of the signal sent to the Reverb/Delay.
When using the Preview function (p. 21) while setting the effects
for Rhythm Sets, you can set the effect level for each selected
Rhythm Tone (percussion instrument) individually.
for Rhythm Sets, you can set the effect level for each selected
Rhythm Tone (percussion instrument) individually.
TIME (Reverb/Delay Time)
This sets the length of the reverberation sound when a reverb effect
is selected with the effect type setting.
is selected with the effect type setting.
When a delay effect is selected, this sets the time delay from when
the original sound is played until the delay sound is produced.
the original sound is played until the delay sound is produced.
When a chorus effect is selected, this sets the time delay from when
the original sound is played until the chorus sound is produced.
the original sound is played until the chorus sound is produced.
FBK (Feedback)
When a delay effect is selected with the effect type setting, this sets
the volume at which the delay sound is re-input (feedback volume).
Higher values result in more repeats.
the volume at which the delay sound is re-input (feedback volume).
Higher values result in more repeats.
L-R SHIFT/MOD DEPTH (L-R Shift/Modulation
Depth)
Depth)
When Stereo Delay is selected with the effect type setting, this sets
the time delay from when the original sound is played until the
delay sound is produced in the left and right channels (Left: from -50
to 0 msec; Right: from 0 to 50 msec). This allows you to shift the left
and right delay times relative to each other. When set to 0 msec,
there is no difference between the left and right sides.
the time delay from when the original sound is played until the
delay sound is produced in the left and right channels (Left: from -50
to 0 msec; Right: from 0 to 50 msec). This allows you to shift the left
and right delay times relative to each other. When set to 0 msec,
there is no difference between the left and right sides.
This sets the depth of the modulation effect or the modulation of the
chorus sound when Modulation Delay or Stereo Chorus is selected.
chorus sound when Modulation Delay or Stereo Chorus is selected.
HF DAMP/MOD RATE (HF Damp/Modulation
Rate)
Rate)
This sets the cutoff frequency for the high end of the delay feedback
sound when Modulation Delay is selected with the effect type
setting. When not cutting the high frequencies, set this to “byp”
(bypass).
sound when Modulation Delay is selected with the effect type
setting. When not cutting the high frequencies, set this to “byp”
(bypass).
This sets the cycle for the modulation effect only when Modulation
Delay or Stereo Chorus is selected (units: Hz).
Delay or Stereo Chorus is selected (units: Hz).
3.
Press [VALUE
▼
/
▲
] to set the value.
You can make settings for the selected parameter only when the
indicator at the left of the FX/SYSTEM knob is blinking.
indicator at the left of the FX/SYSTEM knob is blinking.
4.
When you finish making settings, press [EXIT] to end the
procedure.
5.
To save the settings, press [WRITE] and carry out the write
Applying Effects in
Performance Mode
Selecting the Effect Settings Used in
a Performance (Effect Source)
For the effect settings used in a Performance, you can select one of
the effect settings from the Patches or Rhythm Sets assigned to each
Part. The effect settings selected here are referred to as the
the effect settings from the Patches or Rhythm Sets assigned to each
Part. The effect settings selected here are referred to as the
effect
source
.
When Selecting Insertion Effects
Settings
Settings
While holding down [INS-FX], press the button for the Part to which
the Patch or Rhythm Set with the effect settings you want to use is
assigned.
the Patch or Rhythm Set with the effect settings you want to use is
assigned.
fig.03-09
Parts whose effect settings are used are indicated by the part
buttons that light up when [INS-FX] is pressed.
buttons that light up when [INS-FX] is pressed.
Unlike in Patch mode, where each Patch or Rhythm Set
includes its own effect parameters, Performance mode
uses the effect settings for the Patches and Rhythm Sets
that are assigned to Parts specified in each Performance.