Alesis QS7.1, QS8.1 manual Configuration #4 1 REVERB+EQ, HOW REVERB+EQ is Arranged

Part 6: Editing Effects

CONFIGURATION #4: 1 REVERB+EQ

Pitch 1	Delay 1	Reverb 1
Mono Chorus	Mono Delay	Plate 1
Stereo Chorus	Stereo Delay	Plate 2
Mono Flange	Ping-Pong Delay	Room
Stereo Flange		Hall
Pitch Detune		Large
Resonator		Gate
		Reverse

Pitch 2	Delay 2	Reverb 2
Mono Chorus	Mono Delay	Balance and level
Stereo Chorus	Stereo Delay	to Reverb 1
Mono Flange	Ping-Pong Delay
Stereo Flange
Pitch Detune
Resonator

HOW “REVERB+EQ” IS ARRANGED

The arrangement of Sends 1 and 2 in this Configuration are identical to those in Configuration #1. That’s where the resemblance ends, though. In this Configuration:

∙Sends 3 and 4 don’t exist! (Literally. If you route Sounds which have their outputs set to OFF through these sends you will hear nothing at all, just the same as if you were trying to play your guitar through an amp that hasn’t been plugged in.)

∙In their place we’ve added a stereo shelving EQ module to the [MAIN] outputs.

The important thing to remember about this EQ — and one of its most useful aspects

—is that it gives you bass and treble boost/cut control over all sounds coming out of the [MAIN] outputs. This means you can tweak EQs not just on the sounds being routed to the Effects Sends, but everything else being produced by your QS as well.

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