Fostex VM04 Reverb Level setting, Pre-Delay Time setting, Reverb Time setting, High Dump setting

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VM04 Owner’s manual

To show you how the EFFECT PARAMETER KEY functions we will use “Hall Rev 1” as an example. The “Hall Rev 1” has the following five parameter settings:

1.Reverb Level

2.Reverb Time

3.Pre-Delay Time

4.High Dump

5.Early Reflection Balance

1. Reverb Level setting

Press the EFFECT PARAMETER key.

The key will light up and the character section will read “RevLv: 80”. This means you can now adjust the Reverb Level. Its current setting will be 80 which is the default setting of the “Hall Rev 1”.

3. Pre-Delay Time setting

Press the EFFECT PARAMETER key once again.

The character section will read “PreDl:0” . This means you can now adjust the Pre Delay Time. Its current setting will be 0 mSec. which is the default setting of the “Hall Rev 1”.

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Turn the DATA ENCODER clockwise.

The sound effect will become louder on the actual audio bigger on the display. The adjustment range is from 00 to 99.

Caution

The EFFECT SEND Level adjustment discussed in Item 6.4. adjusts the signal level being sent from the INPUT Channel to the Effect. The level set in this EFFECT PARAMETER is like the Input Level adjustment for an independent effect unit.

2. Reverb Time setting

Press the EFFECT PARAMETER key once again.

The character section will read “RevTm:3.5”. This means you can now adjust the Reverb Time. Its current setting will be 3.5 second which is the default setting of the “Hall Rev 1”.

Turn the DATA ENCODER clockwise.

The Pre Delay time value will increase on the display and the time between the source sound and Reverb sound will become longer.

The adjustment range is from 0 mSec to 150 mSec.

4. High Dump setting

Press the EFFECT PARAMETER key once again.

The character section will read “HiDmp:7” . This means you can now adjust the High Dump. Its current setting is 7 which is the default setting of the “Hall Rev 1”.

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Turn the DATA ENCODER clockwise.

The reverb time value will increase on the display and also the reverb sound on actual audio will become longer. The adjustment range is from 0.1 Sec to 9.9 Sec.

Turn the DATA ENCODER clockwise.

The High Dump value will increase on the display and so will the high frequency region of the reverb sound. The adjustment range is from 0 to 10. When the High Dump setting is 10, the high and low frequency contents of the reverb will decay at the same time.

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Contents Introduction ModelSafety Instructions Table of Contents Effect Let’s examine the VM04 in more detailCH1 Input SectionMaster Section Buss SectionEffect Section EffectNames and Functions View Status Indicator Fader Adjust keyTrim knobs Scene Recall keyRemove the insulation paper Before UseApplication 2 To use as a Mono In/Stereo Out Effecter ApplicationsApplication 8 As a practise aid for your musical instruments Initial Setting Character section Normal Mix ModeChannel Edit Mode PAN settingRotate the Data Encoder EQ Hi setting EQ Lo SettingEffect Send setting Effect POST/PRE settingRotate the Data Encoder clockwise Delay Effect ModeReverb ChorusEffect Type setting Press the Exit key to quit the Effect ModeOne you want to choose Effect Parameter setting Pre-Delay Time setting Reverb Level settingReverb Time setting High Dump settingStore the setting that you have made Early Reflection Balance settingScene Memory Scene StorePress the Enter key after you have named your Scene Scene RecallPress the Scene Recall key Press the Enter keyFader Adjust mode Scene Direct RecallUseful info Setup Mode Fader Fix FdFixPress the Effect Type key and Effect Parameter key together Other modes Battery CheckSoftware Version Check Channel Fader Recall chRCLInput 1 Mixer SectionInput 3 Converter