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more on chorus

2016-02-22 by jim.alciere@...

So I checked some folks' chorus settings. They seem to use the preset setting. I've looked in the manual, but I can't find any definition of what AM abreviations mean--for example what does RNDHRD mean? Also, does PM mean pitch modulation? And for PM do th number 1-100 stand for anything? Just curious. One of the few difficulties with the AN1X.

Thanks for all help. It's been helpful.

Jimmy

Re: [AN1x] more on chorus

2016-02-23 by Michael Wisbech

Mod Freq = speed of.. ( means how often in TIme aka Rate)

PM = pitch modulaton
AM = amplitude modulation ( RND = random + (soft, mid, hard) )

set mod freq around 1.50 ( just an example)
set PM to 0
and AM to zero
gives no effect because ModFreq isn't
play around with the AM settings. Listen at get a feel for it.
then go and turn up for PM values. ..

On 22-02-2016 16:45, jim.alciere@... [AN1x-list] wrote:

So I checked some folks' chorus settings. They seem to use the preset setting. I've looked in the manual, but I can't find any definition of what AM abreviations mean--for example what does RNDHRD mean? Also, does PM mean pitch modulation? And for PM do th number 1-100 stand for anything? Just curious. One of the few difficulties with the AN1X.

Thanks for all help. It's been helpful.

Jimmy

Re: [AN1x] more on chorus

2016-02-23 by jim.alciere@...

Thank you everyone for your help. I also discoverd, while researching on the Internet that chorus was designed to replicate double tracking. The more sophisticated chorus pedals could sound like triple tracking, quadruple tracking and so on. I assume the 1x 2x 8x etc, refer to this. No idea what the difference is between chorus 1 and 2 is, but it's still fun to play with.

Jimmy

Re: [AN1x] more on chorus

2016-02-24 by jim.alciere@...

Facebook conversation with Yamaha:

These are the varying levels of the chorus' AM (amplitude modulation) effect (intensity). You have the lowest (weakest) effect level being 'Off', then 1xsft>1xmid>1x hrd>2sft>2mid>2hrd etc.

Hope this helps,
^RR

Re: [AN1x] more on chorus

2016-02-26 by denis_mathys2001@...

This information can be found in the Data List PDF page 8 table #4. Rnd stands for Random. With 3 flavours of it Soft, Mid and Hard.

Eg D50 had a built in chorus which is why it sounds as fat as D10, D110 with only 2 partials.

Cheers,
Denis