KORG SP-500 - Manual (Page 30)

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To cancel Reverb
Press the [REVERB] switch to make the [REVERB] indicator lamp turn off.
Adding Chorus or other modulation effects to the sound
You can apply modulation to the selected sound to create a sensation of rich spaciousness, or
apply distortion to give the sound an Rock’n Roll character. These are called Effects.
1 Press the [CHORUS etc.] switch
The [CHORUS etc.] switch indicator will light, and an effect such as chorus will be
applied to the sound.
2 Select the type of effect
Press the “Type” cell, and use the dial or the [VALUE] switches to change the selection.
List of effect types
1 Stereo Delay Stereo delay
2 Cross Delay Delay that alternates between left and right channels
3 Dual Delay Independent mono delays for left and right channels
4 Multitap Dly1 A single sound will be repeated twice
5 Multitap Dly2 Same as above, but with different spacing of the two sounds
6 Multitap Dly3 Same as above
7 Chorus 1 Stereo chorus with left and right channels in opposite phase
8 Chorus 2 Stereo chorus with left and right channels in the same phase
9 Quad Chorus Chorus where the left and right channels are 90 degrees out of phase
10 XOver Chorus Crossover effect
11 Harmonic Cho. A chorus that is effective on low instruments such as bass
12 Symphonic Ens A chorus that is effective on strings
13 Flanger 1 Modulation with left and right channels in the same phase
14 Flanger 2 Modulation with left and right channels in opposite phase
15 XOver Flanger Modulation in opposite phase, but with channels applying feedback to each other
16 Exciter Adds sparkle to the sound to give it better definition
17 Enhancer Gives the sound a sense of spaciousness
18 Distortion Hard, solid-state distortion
19 Overdrive Warm tube amp distortion
20 Phaser 1 Left and right channels modulated in opposite phase
21 Phaser 2 Left and right channels modulated in the same phase
22 Rotary Speakr Simulation of a rotary speaker
23 Auto Pan An effect that automatically pans the sound in stereo
24 Tremolo Tremolo effect