DigiTech RP21D manual DlyA DlyB Balance, OutA PanA OutB PanB

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RP21D User’s Guide Section Two - Editing Functions

 

 

 

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The display is now telling you three more things about the Chorus parameters.

1.The Dual Chorus has two delay circuits. This is the delay time of the first delay in the Chorus effect. The number one icon is indicating that you must press the number one button to access the Delay A parameter. You can then rotate the Data Wheel to change the Delay time of the first Delay.

2.This is the delay time of the second delay in the Chorus effect. The number three icon is indicating that you must press the number three button to access the Delay B parameter. You can then rotate the Data Wheel to change the Delay time of the second Delay.

4.There are 5 pages of parameters associated with the Chorus, and you are currently on the fourth page. Pressing the Next Page button will advance to the fifth page.

Once the fifth page of parameters has been accessed, the display will look something like this:

 

 

 

 

 

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The display is now telling you five more things about the Chorus parameters.

1.This is the Output Level of the first Chorus circuit in the Dual Chorus effect. The number one icon is indicating that you must press the number one button to access the Output Level A parameter. You can then rotate the Data Wheel to change the Output Level of the first Chorus circuit.

2.This is the Pan position of the first Chorus circuit in the Dual Chorus effect. The number two icon is indicating that you must press the number two button to access the Pan A parameter. You can then rotate the Data Wheel to change the Pan position of the first Chorus circuit.

3.This is the Output Level of the second Chorus circuit in the Dual Chorus effect. The number three icon is indicating that you must press the number three button to access the Output Level B parameter. You can then rotate the Data Wheel to change the Output Level of the second Chorus circuit.

4.This is the Pan position of the second Chorus circuit in the Dual Chorus effect. The number four icon is indicating that you must press the number four button to access the Pan B parameter. You can then rotate the Data Wheel to change the Pan position of the second Chorus circuit.

5.There are 5 pages of parameters associated with the Chorus, and you are currently on the fifth page. There are no more parameters associated with the Chorus effect. Pressing the Next Page button will return to the first page.

Like the Preamp effects, every Digital effect includes user defaults which can hold your favorite settings for quick recall. The procedure for storing defaults to the Digital effects is the same as for the Preamp effects defaults. See page 21 for more information on storing a default to an effect.

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Contents
Page Mains Plug Warning Digitech Digitech ElectronicsRP21, RP21D III Table of Contents RP21D Features IntroductionApply Power Quick StartMaking Connections Select ProgramGuided Tour of the RP21D Front PanelRear Panel Getting Started Making ConnectionsStereo Powering the RP21D Program ModeAbout the RP21D DisplayFootswitches ProgramsExpression Pedal EffectsEdge of the Earth Preamp/Analog ModulesDigital Effects Modules Preamp Defaults Selecting a ProgramCreating Programs Editing the PreampCompressor CompressorHeavy ThreshRatio AttackMediumLevel CompressorWah Wah Tube DistortionWah Pedal Toe Heavy Tube DistortSaving a Distortion Default Type Dirty Tube GainSolid State Distortion DistortLow Fuzz Type FuzzLevel Phase Band Graphic EqualizerTube GEQ PunchTube GEQ Custom Noise Gate80Hz 140Hz 250Hz 450Hz Noise Gate LoThresh TypeSilencer2Post T&D ThreshAtten AttackRelseDISTPan Mix Master Preamp SettingsNoise Gate Custom TubeOn Lvl DSPLvl Mstr DistByp Lvl DSPLvl MstrStoring a User Preamp Default Naming a DefaultPreAmp Custom NameUserDefault List RP21D User’s Guide Section Two Editing Functions Configuration Digital EffectsChanging Effects FXThru ModuleCenter FX Dual ChoFXLvl DryLvl Balance Speed Depth WvFrmDlyA DlyB Balance OutA PanA OutB PanBChorus Effect TypesChoruses and Flangers Chorus Parameters Flanger Flanger ParametersPhasers Phaser ParametersPedal Phaser Pedal Phaser ParametersRotary Speaker Simulator Tremolo and Auto-PannerFeedback Rotary Speaker Simulator ParametersDelays TremoloAuto Panner Tremolo & Auto Panner ParametersFrequency Gain Dly a B Dly C D Out Delay ParametersFX Lvl Dry Lvl Balance Dly Time FdBck TapIt Smear Multi Effects Modules Chorus/Delay and Flange/Delay Multi-Effect Module ParametersSampler Reverse DelayTime Warp Reverbs Reverb Gated ReverbReverb Parameters TypeDispersion DiffusionOver Type Over FreqDelay C Delay DDetuners Increasing, Shelf, and Reverse ShelfPitch Shifters and Harmony Dtn a BDtn C D Dtn E -HPitch Shifters Parameters Whammy Effect Parameters Whammy EffectsAuto Wah Auto Wah Effect Parameters EqualizersGraphic Equalizers Here are a couple of simple examplesParametric Equalizers Parametric Equalizer ParametersMaster Mix Cabinet EmulatorMaster Mix Dry Wet CabEmType Pre DigitalStore Prg toStyx And Sto Storing/Copying ProgramsNameStyx And Stones Select Contrl F.Switch Foot Controller FunctionsAssigning Programs Assigning On/Off FunctionsRe-assign F.switch ? Expression Pedal AssignmentsSeries Assigning the Morph or VolumeAssigning the Wah Modifiers Dynamic FiltersLow Frequency Oscillators Midi Continuous ControllersViewing, Changing, or Deleting Assignments FXLvl CC # Min MaxTuner Output Mode Cabinet EmulationMidi Channels OutputMonoProgram Receive Map Program Transmit MapMidi RcvChnl TransChnl Prg Rcv MapMIDI= UserSysEx Channel Midi Merge SysEx Channel and Midi MergeSysEx Dump User Default Dump Program DumpsSysExDump Bulk System SysExDump UserPrg³PrgNumAssigning a Midi CC to Pedals Assigning a Midi CC to the Expression PedalUsrDfltPreamp User PdlsBanks FS=Prg CCTranVolume Pedal Update Factory ResetFactory Reset? Bank NamesRecalibrating the Expression Pedal Are you sure ?Recalibrate Pedal ? Push pdl forward,pressSection Five Appendix RP21D Factory Program ListSpecifications Input SectionRemarks Recognized
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