Roland AIRA VT-4 Voice Transformer - Manual (Page 7)

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Suppressing Feedback (Noise Gate)
You can make noise gate settings to suppress feedback.
1. Hold down the [MANUAL] button and press the
[VOCODER] button (keep holding down the [MANUAL]
button).
The scene memory [1]–[4] buttons light.
2. Continuing to hold down the [MANUAL] button, press
one of the memory [1]–[4] buttons to set the noise gate.
Higher-numbered scene memory [1]–[4] buttons apply the noise
gate effect more strongly.
Preventing Unintended Sound (Low Cut Filter)
You can make low cut filter settings to prevent the VT-4 from
unintentionally producing sound in response to low-frequency sounds
nearby (such as the kick sound of a drum set).
1. Hold down the [MANUAL] button and press the
[HARMONY] button (keep holding down the [MANUAL]
button).
The scene memory [1]–[4] buttons light.
2. Continuing to hold down the [MANUAL] button, press
one of the scene memory [1]–[4] buttons to set the low
cut filter.
Higher-numbered scene memory [1]–[4] buttons specify a higher
frequency below which the sound is cut.
Clarifying the Sound (Enhancer)
By applying the enhancer effect, you can improve the clarity of the
high-frequency region.
1. Hold down the [MANUAL] button and press the
[MEGAPHONE] button (keep holding down the
[MANUAL] button).
The scene memory [1]–[4] buttons light.
2. Continuing to hold down the [MANUAL] button, press
one of the memory [1]–[4] buttons to set the enhancer.
Higher-numbered scene memory [1]–[4] buttons apply the enhancer
effect more strongly.
Convenient Functions