Assessments - 4, GPA: 3.3
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It offers a selection of 50 top-quality effects including digital reverberation, gated reverb, echo, flange, phase and a group of superb distortion effects. The distortion effects actually combine distortion with other effects (reverb, flange, etc.) for extraordinary sound processing versatility. In addition to the 50 preprogrammed memory locations, there are 50 “user memory locations” which can be used to store your own edited versions of the preset effect programs, so you can recall your own effect creations anytime they are necessary. There's even an INSERT loop that allows you to switch a second signal processor unit into and out of the SPX50D signal path by simply pressing a button. The SPX50D is also MIDI compatible so you can select effects via remote MIDI control. In order to fully take advantage of all the capability offered by the SPX50D, we urge you to read this operation manual thoroughly. » . CONTENTS PRECAUTIONS........................................................... ....5 32. Pitch B......................................................... .......20 1 : CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS...................... ....6 33. Pitch C......................................................... .......21 THE FRONT PANEL............................................... ....6 34. Triggered Pan............................................. .......21 THE CONNECTOR PANEL.................................... ....7 35. Parametric EQ............................................. .......22 2: GENERAL OPERATION....................................... ....9 36. Mid-Band Drive........................................... .......22 MEMORY CONFIGURATION................................. ....9 37. Heavy Metal................................................. .......22 SELECTING AN EFFECT/MEMORY LOCATION.. ....9 38. Light Dist..................................................... .......22 USING THE DIRECT RECALL BUTTONS............ ..10 39. Chunky Rhythm.......................................... .......22 BYPASSING THE EFFECT.................................... ..10 40. Smooth Drive.............................................. .......22 USING THE INSERT LOOP.................................... ..10 41. Overdrive Hall............................................. .......23 ACCESSING & EDITING THE PARAMETERS FOR 42. Distortion Room......................................... .......23 EACH EFFECT....................................................... ..11 43. E/R Distortion.............................................. .......23 USING THE COMPARE FUNCTION...................... ..12 44. Slide Gate.................................................... .......23 STORING EFFECTS............................................... ..12 45. Delay Dist.................................................. .......24 3: DESCRIPTIONS OF THE EFFECT PROGRAMS & 46. Dist. Filter.................................................... .......24 THEIR PARAMETERS.......................................... ..13 47. Flange Dist.................................................. .......25 THE BALANCE AND OUTPUT LEVEL 48. Chorus Dist................................................. .......25 PARAMETERS........................................................ ..13 49. Phase Dist................................................... .......26 1. Rev 1 Hall......................................................... ..13 50. Symphonic Dist....................................,..... .......26 2. Rev 2 Hall......................................................... ..13 4: UTILITY FUNCTIONS...................................... .......27 3. Rev 3 Hall......................................................... ..13 TITLE EDIT......................................................... .......27 4. Rev 4 Room...................................................... ..13 MIDI BANK & CHANNEL ASSIGNMENT......... .......27 5. Rev 5 Room...................................................... ..13 FOOTSWITCH MEMORY RECALL RANGE..... .......29 6. Rev 6 Vocal...................................................... ..13 5: MIDI DATA FORMAT....................................... .......30 7. Rev 7 Vocal...................................................... ..13 6: SPECIFICATIONS & DATA............................. .......31 8. Rev 8 Vocal...................................................... ..13 7: ROM CONTENTS AND CONTROLABLE 9. Rev 9 Plate....................................................... ..13 PARAMETERS................................................. .......98 10. Rev 10 Plate..................................................... ..13 8: BLANK CHART............................................... .....101 11. Early Ref. 1....................................................... ..14 9: BLOCK DIAGRAM.......................................... .....104 12. Early Ref. 2....................................................... ..14 10: DIMENSIONS.......................................