Yamaha FX550 User Manual
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Chapter 2: Let's Plug In & Play
Type
No.
Title
Style
Backing
distortion
effects
(cleaner than
lead effects)
22
Brick Wall
This is suitable for straight rock ’n’ roll backing. It has a dry distortion sound.
23
Single Coil
Definitely recommended for use with single-coil guitars.
24
Universal
The distortion level and the sound created at high levels can be controlled by applying
different picking strengths. Suitable for anyone who prefers nuances.
25
Strut-crunch
This is a crunchy (but almost clean) distortion suitable for single coil (Strat-type) guitars.
26
Breakdown
This sound will be familiar to you if you listened to L.A. pop in the early 80’s.
27
Clipper
It matches all kinds of sound. You can edit the delay time according to the tempo.
28
New Fuse
This is an all-purpose distortion effect. It emphasizes the middle-low sound range compared
to No. 27.
29
LA Luck
This is a rich wide fat distortion for the lower sound range. Recommended for strong picking
on Les Paul guitars.
30
Sky High
Eric Johnson style with clear distortion. It is suitable for guitar melodies.
31
City Parks
This is another crunchy distortion. When the sound volume is decreased, the distortion goes
away, allowing cutting or oblique motion phrasing.
32
Twin Twang
This is a slight distortion rather different from crunch. It is suitable for country music.
33
Pop Top
This can be used for all kinds of sound. You can apply delay by editing.
Clean effects
for cutting and
arpeggio
effects and
for amplified
acoustic
instruments
34
Syrup
Pat.Metheny style with a deep effect. Recommended for use with neck humbucking pickups.
35
Metro Police
Andy Summer-style backing. Try experimenting with the chorus and reverb parameters.
36
U-turn
A clean effect with light harmonization and feedback. Try cutting hard with this one.
37
Clear Cut
Clean cutting effect with a light rotary-style modulation. Try adjusting the speed.
38
Studio Sweep
Use this delay effect for backing and arpeggio work.
39
Clean Solo
An effect with compressor for solo guitar. Experiment with the equalization until you find the
setting that fits your guitar best.
40
Sharpeggio
Mainly for arpeggios. Adjust the delay time and number of repeats, as well as the value for
fine pitch.
41
Cosmic Dance
Rich reverb and a pitch delay - for arpeggio playing.
42
Light Steps
Similar to No. 37, but brighter, and with chorus added.
43
Fun-Kut
A deeply-modulated effect with a cutting edge - use for funk cutting.
For slide
guitar
44
Slider
A distorted, bluesy effect for bottleneck guitar.
45
Monk Akka 2
An improvement of the “Monk Akka” sound on the FX500. The sound continues even when
you’ve stopped!
Acoustic
46
Straight Nylon
For an amplified gut-strung guitar. Number 46 is “straight”, and Number 47 has a slight
modulation added.
47
Processed Nylon
Bass effects
48
Better Bass
Basic bass effect for use with fingers or plectrum.
49
Slap Bass
Adds modulation to slapped bass.
50
Delay Slap Bass
A bass effect with a short delay and modulation.