Peterson Sonuus Wahoo - Manual (Page 13)

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Owner’s Manual
Adjusting
LEVEL
The level parameters apply to the input and output of the Wahoo rather than to the individual filters.
The Wahoo signal chain is shown below.
LEVEL
drive. The Wahoo uses warm-sounding analogue filters. As the signal feeding the filters is
increased, the filter sound begins to distort and add pleasing harmonics to the signal. Turn the drive
down for the cleanest sound, but if the drive is too low the signal will become noisy. Turn the drive up
for lower noise, and warmer sounds: but if it is turned up too high the sound will become fuzzy, which
can itself be a desirable effect.
LEVEL
filt mix 1/2. This controls the filter mixer: the proportion of filter 1 and filter 2 that form the
output of the Wahoo. 0 gives 100% filter 1, 100 gives 100% filter 2. Note that, to make editing
simpler, the active filter will automatically switch to
1 or 2 when 100% of that filter is selected.
LEVEL
dry/wet. This lets you mix the uneffected instrument’s signal into the effected output of the
Wahoo. 0 (dry) means that the output of the Wahoo is entirely the thru’ signal, i.e., the output is
Parameter Sub-parameter Range Description
drive 0–100 Gain of pre-amp feeding the filters.
filt mix 1/2 0–100
Proportion of filter 1 and filter 2 that form output signal
0 gives 100% filter 1; 100 gives 100% filter 2.
dry/wet 0–100
Proportion of original instrument signal that is mixed into
the output of the Wahoo.
output out 0–100 Signal level at the output jack.
thr 0–200
Threshold: noise gate threshold. 0 means the noise gate is
inactive, increasing the value increases the signal level at
which the noise gate becomes active.
dry/wet mix
filt mix 1/2
filter 1
filter 2 drive
gate
OUT
out
IN
thr
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