Effect parameter list – KORG D8 User Manual

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6. Effect Parameter List

Effect type name as displayed _ (Unabbreviated effect type name) _ Remark
Parameter name as displayed _ (Unabbreviated parameter name) _ Setting range _
Remark

4BEQ (4 Band Equalizer)

This is a equalizer that allows you to adjust the tone in four fre-
quency bands. Positive (+) settings will boost the gain, and nega-
tive (–) settings will cut it.

S.4BEQ (Stereo 4Band Equalizer)

This is a version of 4BEQ which allows 2-channel simultaneous
input/output. The parameters are the same as for 4BEQ.

AMP SIM (Amp Simulator)

This effect simulates the acoustical characteristics of a guitar amp.
Even if you are recording with a direct line, this effect will realisti-
cally simulate the sound of an actual guitar amp.

CAB RES (Cabinet Resonator)

This effect simulates the acoustical characteristics and resonances
of a guitar amp speaker cabinet. As with Amp Simulator, this is
ideal for use with direct line recording.

CH/FL (Chorus/Flanger)

This effect gives a sense of pitch movement and depth to the sound.
Adjusting the Delay Time will significantly change the effect.

S.CH/FL (Stereo Chorus/Flanger)

This is a version of CH/FL which allows simultaneous 2-channel
input. In addition to the parameters listed for CH/FL, the follow-
ing parameter can also be set.

CnCNL (Center Canceller)

When existing music (a stereo source) is input to this effect, sounds
which are panned to the center such as vocals or lead guitar will be
canceled. In addition, you can control the pitch.

COMP (Compressor/Limiter)

Limiter: An effect which evens out the volume of the input signal.
Compressor: An effect which compresses the input signal to make
it more consistent and give it more punch.
When the Ratio value is inf:1, this effect functions as a Limiter.
When the Radio value is other than inf:1, this effect functions as a
Compressor.

S.COMP (Stereo Compressor/Limiter)

This is a version of COMP which allows simultaneous 2-channel
input. The Link parameter allows you to specify the trigger by
which the effect will be applied.

DECIMA (Stereo Decimator)

This is a stereo effect which lowers the sampling frequency to cre-
ate the rough sound typical of a cheap sampler.

DEESSER (De-Esser)

This effect attenuates undesired sibilant sounds (“s” sounds).

DISTORT (Distortion)

This effect distorts the input signal.

S.DIST (Stereo Distortion)

This effect distorts the input signal. It allows 2 channels of simulta-
neous input.

DLY (Mono Delay)

This effect applies a time delay to the input sound.

LoG (Low Gain)

–15...+15dB

Low gain

LoF (Low Fc)

80...1.00k(Hz)

Low cutoff frequency

LMG (LowMid Gain) –15...+15dB

Low Mid gain

LMF (LowMid Fc)

80...16.0k(Hz)

Low Mid center frequency

LMQ (LowMid Q)

WIDE,0.6...9.9,NRRW Low Mid bandwidth

HMG (HiMid Gain)

–15...+15dB

High Mid gain

HMF (HiMid Fc)

80...16.0k(Hz)

High Mid center frequency

HMQ (HiMid Q)

WIDE,0.6...9.9,NRRW High Mid bandwidth

HiG (Hi Gain)

–15...+15dB

High gain

HiF (Hi Fc)

1.00k..16.0k(Hz)

High cutoff frequency

TRM (Trim)

–24...+6dB

Input level

Type (AmpType)

AMP1...5

Select the type of guitar amp

SIZE (Size)

0...50

Cabinet size

DEPTH (Depth)

0...50

Depth of the effect

SPD (Speed)

0.01...16.0(Hz)

Modulation speed

DEPTH (Depth)

0...50

Modulation depth

DLY (Delay)

0.1...60ms

Delay time

Fback (Feedback)

–50...+50

Feedback amount

H.Damp (HighDamp) 0...50

High frequency attenuation of the
feedback

L.Damp (LowDamp) 0...50

Low frequency attenuation of the
feedback

MIX (Wet/Dry)

DRY,1,2,...,49,WET

Balance between the effect sound
and direct sound

PHASE (Phase)

0...180

Relative phase difference between
channels

PITCH (Pitch)

–12,...,–1,off,+1,...+12 Pitch shift amount in semitones

ADJ (Adjustment)

L50...0...R50

Cancel position

THR (Threshold)

–1 ... –40dB

Level at which the effect will begin to
apply

RTO (Ratio)

1.0:1...inf:1

Compression ratio

ATK (Attack)

FAST,1,...,49,SLOW Attack length

REL (Release)

FAST,1,...,49,SLOW Release length

LVL (Level)

0...50

Effect level

THR (Threshold)

–1 ... –40dB

Level at which the effect will begin to
apply

RTO (Ratio)

1.0:1...inf:1

Compression ratio

ATK (Attack)

FAST,1,...,49,SLOW Attack length

REL (Release)

FAST,1,...,49,SLOW Release length

LVL (Level)

0...50

Effect level

LINK (Link)

OFF,L,R,L+R

Trigger channel

PreLPF (Pre LPF)

0...50

Low pass filter which reduces the
intermodular noise produced by low-
ering the sampling frequency

Fs (Sampling Fc)

1k...36kHz

Sampling frequency

H.Damp (High Damp)

0...50

High frequency attenuation

MIX (Wet/Dry)

DRY,1,2,...,49,WET

Balance between the effect sound
and the direct sound

SENS (Sens)

0...50

Sensitivity

Fc (Eq Freq.)

80...16.0k(Hz)

Center frequency of the side band EQ

G (Eq Gain)

–15...+15dB

Gain of the side band EQ

Q (Eq Q)

0.5...10

Bandwidth of the side band EQ

TYPE (Type)

OD,DIST,HI-G

Drive type

DRIVE (Drive)

0...50

Distortion

TRE (Treble)

–15...+15dB

High frequency tone

LVL (Level)

0...50

Output level

MIX (Wet/Dry)

DRY,1,2,...,49,WET

Balance between the effect sound
and the direct sound

DRIVE (Drive)

0...50

Distortion

TRE (Treble)

–15...+15dB

High frequency tone

LVL (Level)

0...50

Output level

MIX (Wet/Dry)

DRY,1,2,...,49,WET

Balance between the effect sound
and the direct sound

T (Time)

1ms...1s

Delay time

Fback (Feedback)

0...50

Feedback amount

H.Damp (HighDamp) 0...50

High frequency attenuation of the
feedback

L.Damp (LowDamp) 0...50

Low frequency attenuation of the
feedback

MIX (Wet/Dry)

DRY,1,2,...,49,WET

Balance between the effect sound
and the direct sound

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