Yamaha FX770 - Manual (Page 57)

Section 7: Reference
Modulation Delay
Delays that seem to move or modulate when they are heard! That’s the beauty of Modulation Delay, and that’s why
you’ll love this feature of the FX770.
Type 3: MDL (Modulation Delay)
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MDL ■' DLV FB
X X X . X , X X X
MDL -pD DEP MDL MIK LUL
Parameter # Name Function Value/Range
Parameter 1
DLY Delay Time 0.1 ~ 670.0 [msec]
Parameter 2
FB Feedback 0~ 100[%]
Parameter 3
SPD Modulation Speed 0.1 - 20.0 [Hz]
Parameter 4
DEP Modulation Depth 0~ 100[%]
Parameter 5
MIX Mix Balance 0 ~ 100 [%]
Parameter 6
LVL Output Level -oo, -30 - +6 [dB]
Parameter 7
HF High Frequency Ratio 1 - 10
MDL HF
Notes:
Delay Time
Feedback
Modulation Speed
Modulation Depth
Mix Balance
Output Level
High Freq. Ratio
Sets the time of the Delay.
Controls the amount of repeats.
Controls the rate (Speed) of the modulation effect.
Controls the depth of the modulation effect on the delays.
Mixes between the Dry signal and the Delay effect (Setting this to 100% will produce only the chorus
effect.)
Overall Level of this Effect Block
A “tape-echo” EQ for the delays. As the value increases, the high range of the repeated sound attenuates
gradually, resulting in a veiy natural echo.
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