User manual YAMAHA PSS470

[. . . ] · The company names and product names in this Owner's Manual are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. © 2003 Yamaha Corporation. All rights reserved. 1 Installing PSS470 See the Add-On Effects Installation Guide for more information on installing PSS470. Using PSS470 As with other effects, you can recall and edit the PSS470 programs on the console or Studio Manager. The basic operation is as follows: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Select one of the internal effects processors. Patch the signal to and from the currently selected effects processor. [. . . ] Select PSS470 Hall, PSS470 Room or PSS470 Plate. (See the "Part Names and Functions" section for more information on PSS470 parameters. ) The procedure for recalling and editing PSS470 varies depending on the console you are using. Refer to the Owner's Manual that came with your console for more information. Editing Parameters in Studio Manager In Studio Manager, editable parameters appear in both the PSS470 window and the Generic Editor window. Basically, the PSS470 window enables you to edit PSS470 specific parameters, and the Generic Editor window enables you to edit parameters common to the PSS470 and other Effects. Refer to the Studio Manager Owner's Manual for your console for more information regarding the Generic Editor window. Studio Manager Generic Editor Window 2 Part Names and Functions 1 9 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ) !@ 2 8 ) # $ $ $ % ! 7 @ 4 5 º 3 6 ¡ ^ & *( Studio Manager PSS470 Window 1 º ¡ 3 7 8 4 6 9 ) 5 !@ Console screen (This is a DM2000 screen. ) 3 In the following section: Functions marked with Studio Manager are available in Studio Manager. Functions marked with Console are available on the console. 1 1 1 EFFECT NAME Studio Manager Console The effects name appears here. 2 3 4 5 6 7 3 7 8 4 6 9 ) 5 !@ 2 [OPEN/CLOSE] Studio Manager Click here to open or close the parameter window. 3 [Reverb Time]/[REV TIME] Studio Manager Console Duration of time until the reverberation attenuates and stops. This filter does not affect the original source sound. In Studio Manager, drag the icon to change the value. n The range is 1. 00kHz to Thru. ) [Hi Ratio]/[HI. RATIO] Studio Manager Console Length of reverberation in the high frequency range. The reverberation duration of the high frequency range is expressed as a ratio relative to Reverb Time. In Studio Manager, drag the icon to change the value. n The range is from 0. 1 through 1. 0. ![Lo Ratio]/[LO. RATIO] Studio Manager Console Length of reverberation in the low frequency range. The reverberation duration of the low frequency range is expressed as a ratio relative to Reverb Time. In Studio Manager, drag the icon to change the value. n The range is from 0. 1 through 1. 4. 5 2 3 4 5 6 7 3 7 8 4 6 9 ) 5 !@ @ [Low Freq]/[LO. FREQ. ] Studio Manager Console Frequency value that serves as the basis for the Lo Ratio value. The frequency band below this value is affected by the Lo Ratio parameter setting. [. . . ] The frequency band below this value is affected by the Lo Ratio parameter setting. In Studio Manager, drag the icon to change the value. n The range is from 22. 0Hz through 18. 0kHz. ) 8 # $ $ $ % ! 7 @ # Filter Frequency Response Curve Studio Manager The curve changes depending on the HPF and LPF values. $ Reverberation images Studio Manager These images represent the high-range (10kHz), mid-range (1kHz), and low-range (100Hz) reverberation. These images change shape depending on the parameter values. The vertical axis represents the level; the horizontal axis represents reverb time; the shape represents the envelope. % Reverb time curve Studio Manager This curve represents the high-range (10kHz), mid-range (1kHz), and low-range (100Hz) reverb time. [. . . ]