Yamaha FX770 - Manual (Page 58)

Section 7: Reference
Tempo Delay 1 ~
Have you ever worked with a delay-time chart? Or have you ever played with a drummer whose tempo changed from
night to night? We all have, and we all will, so that’s why we created Tempo Delay. In the studio, you can sync your
delays to the groove of the song; and live, you can use the optional external footswitch to Tap the tempo of the song
into the FX770 Delay. That’s that’s that’s. Cool cool cool...
Type 4: TDl (Tempo Delay 1)
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TDl TEMPO НОТЕ TDl Fi3 MIH LUL TDl TR6 DEF L./R TDl HF
Parameter # Name Function Value/Range
Parameter 1
TEMPO Tempo Select
J
=50 ~ 250
Parameter 2 NOTE Note Value
Parameter 3 FB Feedback 0-100 [%]
Parameter 4
MIX Mix Balance 0- 100[%]
Parameter 5
LVL Output Level -30 - +6 [dB]
Parameter 6 TRG Trigger OFF, FS2, MIDI
Parameter 7
DEF Diffusion 0-10
Parameter 8 UR Left/Right Balance L50 - L=R - R50
Parameter 9
HF High Frequency Ratio 1-10
Notes:
Tempo
Note Value
Feedback
Mix Balance
Output Level
Trigger
Diffusion
Left/Right Balance
High Freq. Ratio
Sets the Tempo for delay. You cannot set the Delay Time to 670ms or longer. If you set the TEMPO to
under 90 with Note set to a quarter note. Delay Time becomes 670ms, and the TEMPO value will flash.
Selects the Note length
Controls the amount of repeats.
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
Selects the Source of external control for the Tempo parameter. You can adjust the TEMPO parameter
value using the footswitch (by selecting FS2) or using the MIDI clock (by selecting MIDI).
Selects from tight to slightly altered delays.
Adjusts the pan position of the Delay effect if it is unbalanced due to a high DEE parameter value.
A “tape-echo” EQ for the delays. As the value increases, the high range of the repeated sound attenuates
gradually, resulting in a very natural echo.
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