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Effects applied to each kit, Ambience, Effect

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Effect Processor Design Effects applied to each kit KIT MODIFIER is comprised of three blocks (Ambience, Comp, and Effect), and the amount of effects on these blocks can be adjusted with the corresponding knobs. Ambience There are two types of Ambience effects as shown below.  RealAmbi This is the acoustical characteristics recorded in an actual studio setting. Note that this is not available for some Inst sounds. The depth can be set for each Inst.  Ambi This is a reverb effect added through digital processing. The Ambi Type and the depth can be set for each Inst. The curve settings for the [AMBIENCE] knob determines how the overall depth for RealAmbi and for Ambi are controlled. You can increase the amount of RealAmbi first and then increase the amount of Ambi later. When using an Inst that does not support RealAmbi, select the curve in which Ambi becomes effective from the start. Comp Comp is applied to the entire sound of your performance. Effect This is comprised of the following three blocks.  MFX (Master Effect) This block is for the effects applied to the entire sound of your performance. The type and the depth of the effect can be set.  FX1 (Effect 1) This block is for the effects applied to each Inst by setting the send level. You can use the [EFFECT] knob to adjust the overall send level.  FX2 (Effect 2) This is an additional block that acts in the same way as FX1. You can set the effect type and the send level, separately from the settings for FX1. DTX-PRO DTX-PROX Reference Manual 16

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Effect Processor Design
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DTX-PRO DTX-PROX Reference Manual
KIT MODIFIER is comprised of three blocks (
Ambience
,
Comp
, and
Effect
), and the amount of effects on these blocks can be adjusted with
the corresponding knobs.
Ambience
There are two types of Ambience effects as shown below.
RealAmbi
This is the acoustical characteristics recorded in an actual studio setting. Note that this is not available for some Inst sounds. The depth can
be set for each Inst.
Ambi
This is a reverb effect added through digital processing. The
Ambi Type
and the depth can be set for each Inst.
The curve settings for the [AMBIENCE] knob determines how the overall depth for
RealAmbi
and for
Ambi
are controlled.
You can increase the amount of
RealAmbi
first and then increase the amount of
Ambi
later.
When using an Inst that does not support
RealAmbi
, select the curve in which
Ambi
becomes effective from the start.
Comp
Comp is applied to the entire sound of your performance.
Effect
This is comprised of the following three blocks.
MFX (Master Effect)
This block is for the effects applied to the entire sound of your performance. The type and the depth of the effect can be set.
FX1 (Effect 1)
This block is for the effects applied to each Inst by setting the send level. You can use the [EFFECT] knob to adjust the overall send level.
FX2 (Effect 2)
This is an additional block that acts in the same way as FX1. You can set the effect type and the send level, separately from the settings for
FX1.
Effects applied to each kit