Behringer AC112 manual Tab .20 Parameters of effects 75 through

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VINTAGER AC112

75-81 Pitch Shifter: This effect shifts the pitch of the input signal and can be used to produce musical intervals and harmonies or simply to widen a single voice. Heavy detuning by several semi-tones up creates a Mickey-Mouse-type effect. The preset variations include various fixed intervals for the right channel, while the left channel can be shifted with the PARAMETER control. Depending on your mix settings, you can thus hear a triad for each tone of the input signal. Effects #80 and #81 are used to “widen” the signal and feature a detune option in the left channel (+/-25 cents).

Preset-Nr.

Effect

Variation

PARAMETER

EFFECT A

EFFECT B

75

 

-12

Tune Left

Mix L

Mix R

76

 

-5

Tune Left

Mix L

Mix R

77

PITCH

+3

Tune Left

Mix L

Mix R

78

+4

Tune Left

Mix L

Mix R

SHIFTER

79

+7

Tune Left

Mix L

Mix R

 

80

 

+4 %

Tune Left

Mix L

Mix R

81

 

+8 %

Tune Left

Mix L

Mix R

Tab. 3.20: Parameters of effects 75 through 81

82-85 Pitch/Reverb: Here, a pitch shifter set to various cent and semi-tone intervals is followed by a stereo reverb whose time can be set with the PARAMETER control.

Preset-Nr.

Effect

Variation

PARAMETER

EFFECT A

EFFECT B

82

PITCH

-12

Reverb Time

Pitch Mix

Reverb Mix

83

+3

Reverb Time

Pitch Mix

Reverb Mix

SHIFTER /

84

+4 %

Reverb Time

Pitch Mix

Reverb Mix

REVERB

85

+8 %

Reverb Time

Pitch Mix

Reverb Mix

 

Tab. 3.21: Parameters of effects 82 through 85

86-89 Pitch/Delay: First, the signal passes the pitch shifter set to various intervals. Then, a delay effect whose time can be edited with the PARAMETER control is added. The two EFFECT controls adjust the mix of both effects.

Preset-Nr.

Effect

Variation

PARAMETER

EFFECT A

EFFECT B

86

PITCH

-12

Delay Time

Pitch Mix

Delay Mix

87

-5

Delay Time

Pitch Mix

Delay Mix

SHIFTER /

88

+4

Delay Time

Pitch Mix

Delay Mix

DELAY

89

+7

Delay Time

Pitch Mix

Delay Mix

 

Tab. 3.22: Parameters of effects 86 through 89

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3. EFFECTS PROCESSOR

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Contents Vintager Importantsafetyinstructions Foreword Vintager Table of Contents Introduction Design concept Before you beginControl elements Front panel of the VintagerVintager AC112 Rear panel connectors Wiring Examples VintagerStandard setup Effects Processor Description of effectsTab .3 Parameters of effects 15 Tab .1 Parameters of effects 01 throughTab .2 Parameters of effects 13 Tab .6 Parameters of effects 21 through Tab .4 Parameters of effects 17 throughTab .5 Parameters of effect Tab .7 Parameters of effects 30 through Tab .8 Parameters of effects 34 throughTab .9 Parameters of effects 38 through Tab .10 Parameters of effects 43 throughTab .11 Parameters of effects 48 through Tab .12 Parameters of effects 52 throughTab .13 Parameters of effects 57 through Tab .14 Parameters of effects 62Tab .15 Parameters of effects 64 through Tab .16 Parameters of effects 67Tab .19 Parameters of effects 73 Tab .17 Parameters of effects 69Tab .18 Parameters of effects 71 Tab .22 Parameters of effects 86 through Tab .20 Parameters of effects 75 throughTab .21 Parameters of effects 82 through Tab .25 Parameters of effects 94 through Tab .23 Parameters of effects 90Tab .24 Parameters of effects 92 Controlling the Vintager via Midi Tab .26 Parameters of effects 97 throughHistorical Background by Neville Marten Guitarist Magazine Audio connections InstallationMains connection Midi connection Preset listAppendix Spring Stereo Tab .3 Midi control changes of the Vintager Midi implementationTab .2 Midi implementation Specifications Audio InputsWarranty