Yamaha DTX700 Reference Manual - Page 7

Internal Design of the DTX700, DTX700, Reference Manual

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Internal Design of the DTX700  Effect Signal Flow AUX IN VarSend(Dry) VarSen*d 2 VarSend(Wet) Variation VarPan VarReturn Dry sign*al1 ChoSend VarToCho Chorus ChoPan ChoReturn *3 Kit EQ Master EQ VarToRev RevSend ChoToRev Reverb RevPan RevReturn *1: Click-track voices cannot be sent to effects. *2: Using the VarSend(Dry) (Variation Send Level) parameter, you can set the required balance between the amount of the signal that will bypass the effect (i.e., the dry level) and the amount that will be sent to the effect (i.e., the wet level). *3: Effects cannot be applied to external audio input via the [AUX IN] port.  Effects & Effect Categories The various individual effects provided by this instrument's effect units are sorted into a number of different categories. What follows is a description of each category and the effects it contains. We recommend that you refer to these descriptions whenever setting effects. Each category's effect table indicates which of the effect units - i.e., Reverb (Rev), Chorus (Cho), or Variation (Var) - can be used to apply the effect in question. Any effect marked using a  symbol can be selected and modified on the corresponding effect unit's parameter setting pages.  Compressor & EQ The compressor is an effect commonly used to limit and compress the dynamics (i.e., softness or loudness) of an audio signal. In the case of vocals, guitar parts, and other signals that have widely varying dynamics, this effect essentially squeezes the dynamic range, making soft sounds louder and loud sounds softer. Furthermore, a compressor's attack and decay characteristics can be adjusted to modify how punchy or sustained an audio signal sounds. Multi-band compression, meanwhile, splits the input into three different frequency bands for processing independent of each other; accordingly, this type of effect can be thought of as combining compression with equalization. Effect Type Compressor MltBndComp 3 Band EQ Vintage EQ Enhancer Var Description  Relatively fast-acting compressor well suited to solo performances.  Three-band compressor.  Three-band compressor also featuring equalization.  Vintage five-band parametric equalizer.  Adds higher-order harmonics to enhance a sound's presence. DTX700 Reference Manual 7

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Internal Design of the DTX700
DTX700
Reference Manual
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Effect Signal Flow
*1:
Click-track voices cannot be sent to effects.
*2:
Using the VarSend(Dry) (Variation Send Level) parameter, you can set the required balance between the amount of the
signal that will bypass the effect (i.e., the dry level) and the amount that will be sent to the effect (i.e., the wet level).
*3:
Effects cannot be applied to external audio input via the [AUX IN] port.
Effects & Effect Categories
The various individual effects provided by this instrument’s
effect units are sorted into a number of different categories.
What follows is a description of each category and the effects it
contains. We recommend that you refer to these descriptions
whenever setting effects. Each category’s effect table indicates
which of the effect units – i.e., Reverb (Rev), Chorus (Cho), or
Variation (Var) – can be used to apply the effect in question.
Any effect marked using a
symbol can be selected and modi-
fied on the corresponding effect unit’s parameter setting pages.
Compressor & EQ
The compressor is an effect commonly used to limit and
compress the dynamics (i.e., softness or loudness) of an
audio signal. In the case of vocals, guitar parts, and other
signals that have widely varying dynamics, this effect essen-
tially squeezes the dynamic range, making soft sounds
louder and loud sounds softer. Furthermore, a compressor’s
attack and decay characteristics can be adjusted to modify
how punchy or sustained an audio signal sounds. Multi-band
compression, meanwhile, splits the input into three different
frequency bands for processing independent of each other;
accordingly, this type of effect can be thought of as combin-
ing compression with equalization.
AUX IN
Va
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iation
Cho
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us
Reve
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Dry signal
Kit EQ
Maste
r
EQ
RevReturn
ChoReturn
VarReturn
VarPan
ChoPan
RevPan
VarToRev
ChoToRev
VarToCho
RevSend
ChoSend
VarSend
VarSend(Wet)
VarSend(Dry)
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1
*
3
*
2
Effect Type
Var
Description
Compressor
Relatively fast-acting compressor well
suited to solo performances.
MltBndComp
Three-band compressor.
3 Band EQ
Three-band compressor also featuring
equalization.
Vintage EQ
Vintage five-band parametric equalizer.
Enhancer
Adds higher-order harmonics to enhance a
sound’s presence.