ART Pro Audio DMV-Pro - Dual True-Stereo Effects Processor - Manual (Page 48)

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The Rotary effect simulates a 2-way rotating-speaker cabinet with a built in crossover network. Rotating speakers are
traditionally used with electric organs, but contemporary uses include with guitars, vocals, drums, and just about any
sound that needs some added motion. Since this effect creates a stereo simulation, it is not available with mono
effects. The rotary effect gives you control over rotor speed, stereo spread, spin up time, spin down time, and volume
mix between the rotating low and high speakers. Some classes also contain dynamics sensing for level-based
ducking and speed control.
ROTARY CLASSES:
Auto Switch
This class a full-featured rotary simulation that automatically switches between high and low spin rates. This
produces a rotary effect that is always changing. The Vocal Rotary will spin up for the length of the Spin Up
Time and then immediately start spinning down. After the programmed Spin Down Time, the effect will repeat
the process and again start spinning up. There is no need to manually switch between low and high
settings—this class is always moving.
Wood Cabinet
This class simulates dual rotating speakers enclosed inside a wood cabinet. It has less “room” sound and is
more focused than the Concert class. Try this class with percussive material.
Concert
The Concert Rotary is the full-featured rotary simulation. It has the widest image and spin.
Gated
The Gated Rotary is the Concert Rotary effect with the addition of dynamics sensing, which can be used to
duck the effect in and out depending on input level.
Stereo Split
This class splits the effect into its low speaker and high horn components and then sends each to a separate
output. The low speaker is sent to Output #1 (or Output #3, depending on which engine you are using) and
the high horn is sent to Output #2 (or Output #4).
Dynamic
The Dynamic Rotary uses dynamics sensing to automatically switch between low and high speeds.