Tascam D00851300A - Manual (Page 19)

TASCAM CD-BT1MKII —
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CD-BT1MKII has five effect slots,
numbered from 1 through 5, where
you can store your own effect settings
that you create from the 16 available
preset effects.
When an effect slot is selected, if a pre-
set effect is recalled and edited, the ed-
ited effect is automatically stored in the
selected effect slot.
Components
DLY Delay setting
FLA Flanger setting
CHO Chorus setting
WAH Auto-wah setting
COMPL Low compressor
COMPH High compressor
OCT Octave setting
TECH Techno filter setting
DIST Distortion gain
HCUT High cut filter
Storing your own effect settings
in an effect slot
1. The display shows the effect slot
numbers 1 through 5 in the upper
right corner. Press the EFFECT/
EDIT key to select a slot. Each
time you press the EFFECT/EDIT
key, the selection indicator (black
dot) moves between the slot num-
bers.
2. Press and hold the EFFECT/EDIT
key to open the Effect menu. The
word Effect blinks on the display.
3. Select EFF by pressing either the
PREV or NEXT key.
4. Press either the UP or DOWN key
to turn EFF ON.
5. Select LIB (effect preset library) by
pressing either the PREV or NEXT
key. The CD-BT1MKII display
shows the effect presets as a num-
ber, or a letter and a number to-
gether (such as LIB:d3 ), which rep-
resents a set of effect presets.
6. As you scroll through the effect
presets using either the UP or
DOWN key, the effect presets ap-
pear in this order: numbers 1 – 4,
compressor c1 – c7, distortion d1 –
d5. Press either the UP or DOWN
key to select a library preset effect
number.
TIP
See the Effect Library chart to determine the
content of a selected library number.
CAUTION
If there are any settings in the selected ef-
fect slot to start with, you will overwrite them
when you recall a preset effect.
7. Press either the PREV or NEXT
key to move between the compo-
nents of the effect preset. For ex-
ample, if you choose “compressor
5,“ the display shows LIB:c5 . The
components displayed are COMPL ,
COMPH , WAH , DLY . All four compo-
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Using built-in effects