Ok, here you go (this is all in the FAQ too BTW): HOW THE HELL DO I MAKE THOSE FX WORK? What do those 4 sends in the Global FX menu refer to? >>>Inside the XL-7 there are only 2 effects processors, no matter what mode you're in Pattern, Song, Preset, they all use the exact same two effects processors. To add more flexibility than just sending a track to an effect processor fully wet, you're given 4 sends to use for more options. Here's the thing that confuses most people I wager, the sends (1-4) all feed both processor in series. So, Send 1 goes to Effect A, then goes to Effect B. Same with the other 3 sends, they feed Effect A, then go right to Effect B. But each send lets you specify an amount for each effect, so that you can control if you want a send going to one effect, both, or neither. With me so far? For example, lets say your Effect A is set to a reverb, and your Effect B is a delay. Now say you want track 3 to get only some reverb, but no delay. You would set Effect A (reverb) amount on Send 1 to whatever value you feel appropriate, like 30%, but in the Effect B pages, you would make sure that it's send amount is 0 for Send 1. That way, any tracks routed to Send 1 (via Global Menu "Mix Output" page, use the cursor to highlight the channel number and scroll to change all tracks to what you want), will get 30% reverb applies to them, but no delay. Now let's say you want track 5 to have a bit of delay, but no reverb. You would need to use anotehr send to make this happen, in this case we'll use Send 2. In the Effects A pages (Global menu BTW), you would make sure that Send 2 was set to 0%, while Effect B was set to say 20% (or whatever value you want). Now any tracks you route to Send 2 will get no reverb applied, but will get 20% delay applied. You can send any tracks to any send BTW, you're not limited to just one track per send. <<< If I go to FX page in Preset edit, everything is blank, and tells me Master FX in Use. Then How do I send? >>>Probably the best way to use the Effects if you're creating patterns or songs, is to leave this set as is at Master FX. In this situation, the effects types and settings are saved with each Pattern, not with each Preset. You can find all the Effects related pages in the Global menu. If you were only playing one Preset at time (say live from a controller keyboard), then you might want to set up your Presets so that they referrence their won effects, since only one sound will be playing at once. In the case, you would go to the Global menu "FX Multimode Control" and change it from Master FX, to "Preset on Channel 1", or whatever channel you'll be playing the the XL-7 on. In this case, the effects for the same way, but you can now speficfy which Preset layers go to each send, instead of which tracks in a pattern or song. Like I said if you're just making patterns, don't work about he effects menus in Preset Edit, just control your effects amounts for each track from the Global menu.<<< rEalm
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Effects 101 for the Italian :)
2002-02-14 by erik_magrini@Baxter.com
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