Effect parameters, Storing effects, Effect parameters storing effects – GE X-9 User Manual

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7 Effects

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TASCAM X-9

Owner’s Manual

Some music may have rather complex rhythms, and
it may be unable to determine the beat automatically.

If the X-9 cannot determine the timing of
the music automatically, you can use the

TAP

key to set the timing.

The

TAP

key can also be used to set the

tempo used for the effect when the

EFFECT

key is

not lit.

The different values obtainable here (1, 2, 4, 1/2, etc.)
allow you to set up interesting rhythms matching the
tempo of the music to the effect.

The

TAP

and

BPM

indicators under the display show

whether the timing has been obtained manually
(

TAP

) or automatically (

BPM

).

To exit the

BEAT

mode, turn the

DATA

knob to enter

the time setting mode. Turning the knob again will
edit the time value.

Effect parameters

The following are the parameters which may be set
for the X-9’s internal effects:

Storing effects

You can store up to 30 of each type of effect with the
settings you have made in the X-9 (these settings are
memorized, even when the power is turned off). This
means 8 types of effect with 30 memories for each
effect = 240 memories in total.

1

Make sure the

EFFECT

key is lit (if

it is not, this procedure will not
work).

2

Press and hold the

FUNCTION

key for about

two seconds. The

MEMO

indicator blinks, and the
display shows

MEMO

(MEMO).

3

Press the

ENTER

key. The

MEMO

indicator now lights steadily, and
number of the next empty “slot” for
storing effects is shown in the display.

If all the available slots have been filled, the
display alternately shows

FULL

(FULL) and

1

.

4

Use the

DATA

knob to select the number of

the slot to store the effect (if you don’t want
to use the empty one suggested by the X-9 or
if you have to overwrite an existing setting).
The number flashes in the display (or if all
slots are full, the display alternately shows

FULL

(FULL) and the number you selected.

5

Press the

ENTER

key. If the slot is empty, the

settings are stored in the slot, and the existing
settings are overwritten. If there is data
already in the slot, the display shows

SuRE

(sure). Press

ENTER

to overwrite,

FUNCTION

to cancel.

6

Exit the store/recall mode by pressing the

FUNCTION

key for about 2 seconds or press-

ing the

EFFECT

key or changing the effect

type with the effect selection control.

Effect name

LEVEL

TIME

BEAT

REVERB

0 to 100

0 to 100

DELAY

0 to 100

1 to 3,500 (ms) 2, 1, 3/4, 1/2,

1/4

ECHO

0 to 100

1 to 3,500 (ms) 2, 1, 3/4, 1/2,

1/4

FLANGER

0 to 100

10 ms to 16 s 32, 16, 8, 4, 2,

1 1/2

AUTO
PAN

0 to 100

10 ms to 16 s

2, 1, 3/4, 1/2,
1/4

PITCH

0 to 100

–100% to
+100%

LPF

a

0 to 100

10 to 1,000
(ms)

32, 16, 8, 4, 2,
1 1/2

TRANS

0 to 100

10 ms to 16 s

2, 1, 3/4, 1/2,
1/4

a. The LPF has a third parameter, which is the

frequency at which the filter operates. Press
the

FUNCTION

key, so that the

LEVEL

and

TIME

indicators both light. Use the

DATA

knob to set this value from 0 to 100.

Effect name

LEVEL

TIME

BEAT

MEMO

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