DigiTech RP255 owner manual Reverb Model

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Duck Thresh (X-EditTMonly) - Adjusts the level the input signal must reach before the delayed signal is attenuated. Ranges from 0 to 99.

Depth (X-Edit only) - Adjusts the intensity of the modulation (chorusing) in the delay repeats. Ranges from 0 to 99.

Wow (X-Edit only) - Adjusts low frequency modulation (below about 6 Hz) that would be caused by tape speed variation. Ranges from 0 to 99.

Duck Level (X-Edit only) - Adjusts the amount of attenuation applied to the delayed sig- nal. Ranges from 0 to 99.

Flutter (X-Edit only) - Adjusts a higher frequency modulation (from about 6 to 30 Hz) that would be caused by tape speed variation. Ranges from 0 to 99.

Reverb

Using reverb in recorded program material gives the listener a sense that the material is being per- formed in an actual room or hall. It is this similarity to actual acoustic spaces that makes reverber- ation a useful tool in recorded music.The RP255 features genuine Lexicon® reverbs, whose rich, lush effects have been heard in countless songs, soundtracks, and live performances for decades.

Reverb Model

Knob 1 selects the Reverb model or acoustic space. Press this knob to turn the Reverb models on and off. The following models are available:

twinrv- Based on a Fender®

lexrom - Lexicon Room

Twin Reverb

lexhal - Lexicon Hall

lexamb - Lexicon® Ambience

emtplt - Based on an

lexstd - Lexicon Studio

EMT240 Plate

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Contents Modeling Guitar Processor Page Declaration of Conformity Table of Contents Section Four Other Functions Section Five AppendixWarranty Getting Acquainted Included ItemsTuner Mode Performance ModeBypass Mode About the RP255Display shows Top LEDs indicate Effects Level Knob Tone Library KnobEffects Library Knob Master Level KnobPresets Guided Tour of the RP255 Front PanelTone Library Knob Effects Library KnobEffects Level Knob Master Level KnobDisplay Rear Panel Amp / MixerPower Input Making Connections Mono Operation AmplifierStereo Amp Setup Stereo OperationStereo Mixer Setup Computer Recording SetupApplying Power Editing/Creating Presets Section Two Editing FunctionsStoring/Copying/Naming a Preset Press the Store button again to save the changes Section Three Models and Parameters About the ModelsModel Definitions PickupWah Compressor DistortionDist Knob Model Gain Amplifier Jumped channels 77mstr Based on a ‘77 Marshall Master Volume Bmn410 Based on a 4x10 ‘59 Fender Tweed Bassman Noise Gate Press this knob to turn the noise gate on and offChorus/FX ChorusFrom 0 to Phaser PHaseR FlangerVibrato viBRaT Rotary Speaker RotaryVibroPan vibpan Tremolo TRMoLOEnvelope Filter eNvlOp AutoYa AutoyaYaYa yaya Step Filter stpflt DigiTech Whammy wHammyPitch Shift PitCH Harmony Pitch Shifting Delay Reverb Reverb ModelReverb Knob Model Section Four Other Functions Phrase LooperDrum Machine Drum Pattern ListAux Input Expression PedalFactory Reset Expression Pedal Calibration Specifications AppendixPower Requirements Expression Pedal Assignable Parameters Page Tone Library Effects Library Page DigiTech South Sandy Parkway Sandy, Utah PH 801 FAX 801

RP255 specifications

The DigiTech RP255 is a multi-effects processor and guitar amp simulator that has garnered attention for its extensive features and affordability. Musicians of all genres appreciate its ability to create a wide range of sounds, making it an ideal choice for practice, performance, and recording.

At the heart of the RP255 is its impressive collection of over 50 different effects, ranging from classic distortions and modulations to more experimental options. With options like reverb, delay, chorus, and flanger, guitarists can easily shape their tone to fit any musical style. Additionally, the RP255 is equipped with 12 amp models, providing players with diverse tonal characteristics inspired by some of the most celebrated amplifiers in music history. This capability allows musicians to achieve everything from clean and crisp tones to thick and saturated overdrive sounds.

One of the standout technologies in the RP255 is its Tone and Effects Libraries, which enable users to store and recall their customized settings. This feature is especially useful for live performances, as musicians can switch quickly between different tonal setups without needing to fumble with knobs. The user-friendly interface is enhanced by an intuitive LCD screen and well-organized controls, making it easy to navigate through the various features.

Another significant characteristic of the RP255 is its built-in USB connectivity. This allows users to connect the device directly to a computer for seamless recording and editing. The included DigiTech RP255 Software provides additional options for fine-tuning tones and effects, adding another layer of versatility to the unit. This connectivity feature also opens up opportunities for practicing along with backing tracks or software-based products, enriching the musician's experience.

The RP255 also includes a built-in metronome and a phrase looper, which can be invaluable tools for practice and composition. Musicians can record phrases or riffs to play along with, providing a hands-on way to develop their skills and songwriting techniques.

With its robust construction, the DigiTech RP255 is designed to withstand the rigors of both live performance and daily practice. The footswitches are durable and responsive, ensuring that musicians can rely on the device during critical moments on stage.

In conclusion, the DigiTech RP255 stands out in the realm of guitar processors due to its wide variety of effects, amp simulations, and user-friendly features. Its advanced technologies and practical characteristics make it an excellent choice for guitarists looking to enhance their sound without breaking the bank. Whether for practice, studio use, or live performances, the RP255 offers exceptional versatility and quality.
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