Alesis 60 Digfx Digital Sampling Effects, Sample Rate Decimation. Creates low-fi effects

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Classic Effects (FX1, FX2, and FX3) – Continued

Octaver. Adds a note an octave lower than the note you are playing.

NOTE: Take care when using headphones or external amps/speakers with this effect, as it adds powerful lows that can damage certain equipment.

Doubling. Doubles the signal with a slight delay.

Ping PonG Delay. Creates a delay that bounces back and forth in stereo.

Tape Delay. Emulates the retro tape-delay effect.

Stereo Delay. A standard delay that occurs in stereo.

Echo. The classic echo effect.

Hall Reverb. Simulates the reverberation of a concert hall.

Room Reverb. Simulates the reverberation of a regular room.

Reverse Reverb (u). Creates a backwards-playing reverb that you hear immediately before you hear the original signal, instead of after it.

Plate Reverb. Simulates the classic “plate reverb” sound of a metal plate.

Off. Turns off the effects for this module.

DIGFX (Digital Sampling Effects)

NOTE: As with the programs in the FX1, F2, and FX3 modules, choosing 0 indicates the most subtle option, choosing 9 indicates the least subtle option, and — where relevant — choosing P lets you control the effect with an optional external expression pedal attached to the back of the Bassfire.

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Sample Rate Decimation. Creates low-fi effects.

Bit Reduction. Lowers bit depth to create highly “digitized” sounds.

Off. Turns the DIGFX off.

LEVEL

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Level. Indicates the program output level in 2dB steps, where 25 is unity gain.

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