Meris Mercury X handleiding
Handleiding
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Depth [79 Chorus]: The intensity of modulation. Lower values translate to subtle movement while higher values create
strong, detuned effects.
Dispersion [Prism]: Sets the reflectivity and spread pattern of the virtual room. Higher settings result in a thicker
sound, at the lowest setting the walls get removed all together.
Distance [Prism]: Sets the distance of the back wall of the virtual room. This can be set to extreme settings for long
echoes which become a secondary predelay built right into the tank.
G
Gain [Swell, Tube, Transistor, Op-Amp,]: Adjustment for volume before the Preamp effect.
H
Highs [Hazy]: Shelf EQ cut for high-end frequencies, unity gain at 100%.
L
Level [Volume Pedal, Tube, Transistor, Op-Amp,]: Adjustment for volume after the Preamp.
Lows [Hazy]: Shelf EQ cut for low-end frequencies, unity gain at 100%.
LPF [Diffusion]: Abbreviation for Low Pass Filter. A filter that passes signal below its cutoff frequency, effectively cutting
high frequencies.
M
Mids [78 Room, 78 Plate, 78 Hall]: Sets the reverb decay time above the crossover frequency. (See Cross definition)
Mix [Compressor, Poly Chroma, Micro Shift, Lo-Fi, ‘79 Chorus]: Control over the amount of the wet signal mixed with
dry, allowing for subtle use.
P
Pitch [Poly Chroma]: Polyphonic pitch adjustment in 20 cent increments (m2 = minor second / half step).
Pitch Left/Right [Micro Shift, Lo-Fi]: Independent, monophonic pitch shifting for left and right channels of a stereo field.
This parameter allows for precise control over pitch interval (m2 = minor second / half step).
R
Ratio [Compressor]: Determines the amount of compression applied. Higher ratios result in a more aggressive compres-
sion effect. Lower ratios make for subtle compression.
Release [Compressor, Limiter]: When the input volume drops below the Compressor Threshold, Release determines the
amount of time for the compression effect to return to neutral. Slow Release creates a smooth, natural compression
effect. Fast Release creates a loud, even signal, often described as a “pumping” effect.
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Productinformatie
| Merk | Meris |
| Model | Mercury X |
| Categorie | Niet gecategoriseerd |
| Taal | Nederlands |
| Grootte | 3449 MB |