Yamaha FX900 - Manual (Page 38)

MT1 — Multi Tap Delay 1
This is a multi-tap delay effect in which the time, stereo
position, and level of up to 6 separate delays can be
individually programmed.
1 DLY PAN LVL
200.0 L50 +100
2 DLY PAN LVL
400.0 R50 +100
3 DLY PAN LVL
600.0 L50 +100
4 DLY PAN LVL
800.0 R50 +100
5 DLY PAN LVL
1000.0 L50 +100
6 DLY PAN LVL
1200.0 L50 +100
INDLY HPF LPF
200.0 THRU 7.0k
MIX LVL
100 0
nm (Tap Delay Time 1:0.1 — 1300.0ms)
The first delay time.
PAN1 flap Delay Pan 1: L50 — L1. L=R. R1 — R501
Sets the stereo position of the first delay. A setting of "L50"
positions the sound all the way to the left; "L=R" positions the
delay sound at the center; and "R50; positions the sound all
the way to the right.
LVL1 (Tap Delay Level 1: -100 — *100%!
The output level of the first delay sound. Minus values
produce a reverse-phase delay sound.
Identical parameters to the above are provided for delays 2
through 6.
INDLY (Initial Delay Time: 0.0 — 100ms)
Delays the entire set of 6 delays by the specified time.
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HPF (Hlah-pass Filter Cutoff Frequency: THRU. 160Hz —
1-OkHzl
Sets the cutoff frequency of the high-pass filter. The "THRU"
setting bypasses the filter.
LPF (Low-pass Filter Cutoff Frequency; 1.0kHz — 11kHz.
THRU!
Sets the cutoff frequency of the low-pass filter. The "THRU"
setting bypasses the filter.
MIX (Mixing Balance: 0 —100%)
Sets the balance between the direct and effect sound. Higher
values produce a greater proportion of effect sound in relation
to direct sound.
LVL (Output Level: -30 — 4-6dB)
Determines the output level of the MT1 effect.