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Section 5 — Effect Concepts

Selecting Effects 7

Programming Effects

The ASR-10 effects are highly programmable. Each effect has a wide variety of parameters for

editing. The FX Select/FX Bypass page contains the parameter for selecting which effect will be

used. This page controls how all of the other effect screens (found on the Edit/Effects page) will

be configured and displayed. When this parameter is changed, a new effect is selected which

causes several important things to occur:

• a new effect is loaded, causing a brief pause in the audio output

• the number of voices and the system sample rate may change

• the effect parameters are redefined for the particular effect selected

• the effect parameter values are reset to their default settings

Effect Variations

The first parameter screen is similar for all of the effects (the display shows VAR=). It selects one

of four Effect Variations, which feature various “preset” patches, letting you quickly access

several set-ups within the same effect. Each of these four variations is individually editable and

can act as four effect edit buffers. Each Effect Variation can have two different Modulation

Sources, Destination parameters, and defined modulation ranges (for a total of eight different

modulatable parameters).

The Effects Busses

The output of every voice in the ASR-10 is assigned to a stereo bus. A bus, like the bus of a

mixing board, mixes together all the voices assigned to that bus into a single stereo pair. Of the

six busses on the ASR-10, three are inputs into the signal processor (BUS1, BUS2, and BUS3), and

three are direct paths to the AUX outputs on the optional Output Expander, bypassing all effect

processing (dry). The Destination Bus assignment for each WaveSample is set on the Edit/Amp

page. The voice settings in the sound can be overridden for each bank from the FX Select/FX

Bypass page.

Effects Mixing

All effects have separate mixing controls for the BUS1, BUS2, and BUS3 (when not used as a DRY

path) busses. They are found on three screens within the Edit/Effects page, and will have

slightly different wording depending on the effect they’re contained within.

When an effect having a single processing function (such as reverb only) is selected, both busses

BUS1 and BUS2 are routed to it. When using a dual or multi-effect, BUS1 will generally route the

signal through both or all effects, with BUS2 routing only through the second effect. In most

cases, the BUS3 bus is reserved as a DRY path to the main outputs.

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