Alesis 60 Classic Effects FX1, FX2, and FX3, Powerful lows that can damage certain equipment

Classic Effects (FX1, FX2, and FX3)

NOTE: For all of 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.

Display			Description	Available In:
		,	Auto Wah. U1 – U4 sweep up; U5 – U9 sweep
			down.
	,		Phaser. Higher values result in more feedback.
	,		Tremolo. Higher values result in greater depth.
	,		Cry. Adds a human-like crying effect to the
			sound.
	,		Step Filter. Produces an arpeggiator-like sound.

Slow Attack. Reduces the attack rate of the signal.

Auto Phase (). A phaser for which the delay is controlled by playing intensity.

,		Sub-Bass Synthesis. Adds ultra-low harmonics.
		NOTE: Take care when using headphones or
		external amps/speakers with this effect, as it adds
		powerful lows that can damage certain equipment.
	,	Flanger. Shifts the pitch of the signal up and
		down, creating a swirling effect.
	,	Rotary Speaker (L). Emulates the sound of the
		classic rotary speaker.
	,	Chorus. Adds fullness to your sound.

Pitch Transpose. Transposes the pitch either up or down. P0 – P4 transpose the pitch down a minor third, a major third, a perfect fourth, and a perfect fifth respectively. P5 – P9 transpose the pitch up in the same manner.

Variable Pitch Transpose Up. Transposes the pitch up from 0 to 2 octaves.

	Variable Pitch Transpose Down. Transposes the
	pitch down 0 to 2 octaves.
,	Ring Modulation. Modulates the amplitude of
	the signal, giving it a metallic sound.
,	Auto Pan. Pans the signal back and forth from left
	to right in the stereo field at a constant rate.

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