Sony DPS-V55 Manual de usuario

3-000-000-11(1)

Multi-Effect

Processor

Effect Parameter Guide

Guide des Paramètres d’Effet

Effektparameter-Übersicht

DPS-V55

DPS-V55M

List of Effects / Liste des Effets / Liste der Effekte

No. Type / Type / Type TAP Name / Name / Name Page / Page / Page

01 4ch [Plat1] Plate Reverb 1 5

02 4ch [Hall1] Hall Reverb 1 6

03 4ch [Room1] Room Reverb 1 7

04 4ch [3Dim1] 3 Dimension 1 8

05 4ch [DeCHO] Decca Chorus 9

06 4ch [ENS] Ensemble 10

07 4ch TAP [Rotry] Rotary Speaker 11

08 4ch [Vocdr] Vocoder 12

09 4ch TAP [Doplr] Doppler 13

10 2ch [Plat2] Plate Reverb 2 14

11 2ch [Hall2] Hall Reverb 2 15

12 2ch [Room2] Room Reverb 2 16

13 2ch [3Dim2] 3 Dimension 2 17

14 2ch [E/R] Early Reflection 18

15 2ch TAP [StDLY] Stereo Delay 19

16 2ch TAP [PpDLY] Ping Pong Delay 20

17 2ch [StPCH] Stereo Pitch Shifter 21

18 2ch [RvSFT] Reverse Shifter 22

19 2ch [StCHO] Stereo Chorus 23

20 2ch [StFLN] Stereo Flanger 24

21 2ch [StPHS] Stereo Phaser 25

22 2ch [StPAN] Stereo Panner 26

23 2ch TAP [HsPAN] Haas Panner 27

24 2ch [Drivr] Driver 28

25 2ch [EQ] 3 Band Equalizer 29

26 2ch [Amp] Amp Simulator 30

27 2ch [Limit] Limiter 31

28 2ch [Comp] Compressor 32

29 2ch [Excit] Exciter 33

30 2ch [Gate] Gate 34

31 2ch TAP [Treml] Tremolo 35

32 2ch TAP [Vibrt] Vibrato 35

33 2ch [Wah] Auto Wah 36

34 2ch TAP [PtROL] Pitch Roller 37

35 2ch [VoCNL] Vocal Canceler 38

36 2ch TAP [Freez] Freeze 39

37 M-P [RV/DL] Reverb + Delay 40

38 M-P [RV/CH] Reverb + Chorus 41

39 M-P TAP [CH/DL] Chorus + Delay 42

40 M-P [CH/CH] Chorus + Chorus 43

41 M-P [CH/PT] Chorus + Pitch 44

42 M-P [PT/PT] Pitch + Pitch 45

43 M-P [PT/DL] Pitch + Delay 46

44 M-P EQ/EQ] EQ + EQ 47

45 M-P [CP/CP] Compressor + Compressor 48

Note / Note / Note

14ch effects: only one can be usead at a time. 22ch and M-P effects: two can be used at a time.

Basic Operations / Démarches de base /

Grundlegender Betrieb

Edit:Fx On/Off

FxA On/Off On

Parameter group

Parameter Setting

The following steps are simplified

instructions for choosing effects, editing

effects, and saving the saving the program

containing the effects. For more detailed

descriptions, see page 13, 14, and 16 of the

“Operating Instructions.”

Choosing effects

1Press Fx TYPE (SEARCH).

The “Fx Type: Type” screen appears and

the FxA number starts blinking (Ill. A).

2Turn the rotary encoder to select the

effect (01~45) for Fx A.

3Press EDIT PARAMETER /twice

to move the cursor to FxB.

Note: this is not possible if you select a

4ch effect (01~09) in the previous step.

4Turn the rotary encoder to select an

effect (10~45) for Fx B.

5Press EXIT to return to play mode.

Changing effect parameters

1Press EDIT PARAMETER ?or /

repeatedly to display the parameter

you want to adjust.

(See Ill. B).

2Turn the rotary encoder to change

the parameter.

3Repeat steps 1 and 2 to change all

necessary parameters.

4Press EXIT to return to play mode.

Fx Type:Type

FxA:11/ FxB:12

Saving a program

1Press SAVE to activate the save

mode.

The save screen appears and the

program number starts blinking (Ill. C).

2Turn the rotary encoder to select the

number (201~400) where you want

to save the program.

3Press EDIT PARAMETER /to

move the cursor to the program

name.

The first character of the current

program name starts blinking.

4Use the rotary encoder and EDIT

PARAMETER ?/ /to enter up to

12 characters.

5Press SAVE again (or ENTER (TAP))

to execute the save operation.

“Writing...” appears momentarily, the

program is saved, and the unit switches

back to the play mode.

Save:

128 Super Delay

Basic Operations / Démarches de base /

Grundlegender Betrieb

4 Channel Effects

01 Plate Reverb 1 (Plat1)

Parameters

No. Name Range Comments

– FxA(B) On/Off On, Off Turns the effect on or off.

1 Rev Time 0.3 ~ 50 s Determines how long the reverberation will last.

2 PreDelay 0 ~ 300 ms Sets the length of time between the input of the original sound and the output of the

reverberation. Normally, set the predelay relative to the reverb length (i.e., Set a long

Rev Time, and a long PreDelay to create a greater sense of space).

3 Size 0.6 ~ 1.4 Adjusts the size of the soundstage without changing the character (reverb time and

sound quality) of the effect.

4 Spread 0.6 ~ 1.4 Adjusts the expansiveness of the reverberation. Normally, set to the same value as

Size.

5 Hi Damp 0 ~ 100 Sets the ratio of high frequency reverb time in relation to the overall reverberation.

Smaller values increase the rate of attenuation in the high frequencies.

6 Direct Level 0 ~ 100 Determines the level of the direct sound.

7 Effect Level 0 ~ 100 Determines the level of the effect sound.

This is a reverb for stereo sources. It

has a higher density than the other

reverbs to produce smooth

reverberation.

We especially recommend this plate

reverb for percussion an vocals.

It has become the standard for drums

(and drum machines).

CH1

Direct

Effect

Rear

Front

CH2

Reverb Unit

CH3

CH4

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

02 Hall Reverb 1 (Hall1)

Parameters

No. Name Range Comments

– FxA(B) On/Off On, Off Turns the effect on or off.

1 Rev Time 0.3 ~ 50 s Determines how long the reverberation will last.

2 PreDelay 0 ~ 400 ms Sets the length of time between the input of the original sound and the output of the

reverberation. Normally, set the predelay relative to the reverb length (i.e., Set a long

Rev Time, and a long PreDelay to create a greater sense of space).

3 Size 0.6 ~ 1.4 Adjusts the size of the soundstage without changing the character (reverb time and

sound quality) of the effect.

4 Spread 0.6 ~ 1.4 Adjusts the expansiveness of the reverberation. Normally, set to the same value as

Size.

5 Hi Damp 0 ~ 100 Sets the ratio of high frequency reverb time in relation to the overall reverberation.

Smaller values increase the rate of attenuation in the high frequencies.

6 Direct Level 0 ~ 100 Determines the level of the direct sound.

7 Effect Level 0 ~ 100 Determines the level of the effect sound.

This is a reverb for stereo sources that

lets you maintain localization of the

original sound. It’s ideal for

reproducing the feel of relatively large

spaces.

4 Channel Effects

CH1

Direct

Effect

Rear

Front

CH2

Reverb Unit

CH3

CH4

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

4 Channel Effects

03 Room Reverb 1 (Room1)

Parameters

No. Name Range Comments

– FxA(B) On/Off On, Off Turns the effect on or off.

1 Rev Time 0.3 ~ 50 s Determines how long the reverberation will last.

2 PreDelay 0 ~ 400 ms Sets the length of time between the input of the original sound and the output of the

reverberation. Normally, set the predelay relative to the reverb length (i.e., Set a long

Rev Time, and a long PreDelay to create a greater sense of space).

3 Size 0.6 ~ 1.4 Adjusts the size of the soundstage without changing the character (reverb time and

sound quality) of the effect.

4 Spread 0.6 ~ 1.4 Adjusts the expansiveness of the reverberation. Normally, set to the same value as

Size.

5 Hi Damp 0 ~ 100 Sets the ratio of high frequency reverb time in relation to the overall reverberation.

Smaller values increase the rate of attenuation in the high frequencies.

6 Direct Level 0 ~ 100 Determines the level of the direct sound.

7 Effect Level 0 ~ 100 Determines the level of the effect sound.

This is a reverb for stereo sources that

lets you maintain localization of the

original sound. It’s ideal for

reproducing the feel of relatively small

spaces like a studio or room.

CH1

Direct

Effect

Rear

Front

CH2

Reverb Unit

CH3

CH4

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

04 3 Dimension 1 (3Dim1)

Parameters

No. Name Range Comments

– FxA(B) On/Off On, Off Turns the effect on or off.

1 Pan 1 L180 ~ R180 Rotates the sound from Ch 1 up to 180° left or right (“0” is front and center).

2 Pan 2 L180 ~ R180 Rotates the sound from Ch 2 up to 180° left or right (“0” is front and center).

3 Pan 3 L180 ~ R180 Rotates the sound from Ch 3 up to 180° left or right (“0” is front and center).

4 Pan 4 L180 ~ R180 Rotates the sound from Ch 4 up to 180° left or right (“0” is front and center).

This effect lets you adjust the position

of the original sound (of each of the 4

channels) within the sound stage. It

lets you adjust left to right and front to

back positioning simultaneously using

only 2 (front) speakers.

Note

The relationship between your listening

position and the speakers should be as

close as possible to that shown below. The

output from Ch 3 and Ch 4 is the exact

same signal as Ch 1 and Ch 2.

CH1 3-D Panning

CH2 3-D Panning Virtual

Dimension

CH3 3-D Panning

CH4

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

3-D Panning

Front

4 Channel Effects

Listening Position

CH1

60¡ 60¡

30¡30¡

CH2

4 Channel Effects

05 Deca Chorus (DcCHO)

Parameters

No. Name Range Comments

– FxA(B) On/Off On, Off Turns the effect on or off.

1 Rate 0 ~ 100 Sets the rate (frequency or modulation speed) of the low frequency oscillator (LFO).

The modulation cycles become faster as you increase this value.

2 Depth 0 ~ 100 Sets the depth of the low frequency oscillator (LFO). The sense of modulation

becomes stronger as you increase this value. There is no chorus effect at 0%.

3 PreDelay 0 ~ 1200 ms Determines how long it will to activate the chorus effect.

4 Direct Level 0 ~ 100 Determines the level of the direct sound.

5 Effect Level 0 ~ 100 Determines the level of the effect sound.

This effect incorporates 5 chorus units

for each channel to allow massive

expansion, even from monaural

sources.

CH1 PreDelay

Direct

Effect

Effect Rear

Front

Effect

Direct

CH2 Deca

Chorus

CH3

CH4

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

PreDelay

06 Ensemble (ENS)

Parameters

No. Name Range Comments

– FxA(B) On/Off On, Off Turns the effect on or off.

1 Rate 0 ~ 100 Sets the rate (frequency or modulation speed) of the low frequency oscillator (LFO).

The modulation cycles become faster as you increase this value.

2 Depth 0 ~ 100 Sets the depth of the low frequency oscillator (LFO). The sense of modulation

becomes stronger as you increase this value. There is no chorus effect at 0%.

3 PreDelay 0 ~ 1200 ms Determines how long it will to activate the ensemble effect.

4 Mode 1, 2 Sets the type of expansion effect (see above).

5 Direct Level 0 ~ 100 Determines the level of the direct sound.

6 Effect Level 0 ~ 100 Determines the level of the effect sound.

Ensemble lets you produce a more

profound effect than chorus. Think of

it as a massive conglomeration of

chorus units. The Mode parameter

determines the type of effect.

Mode 1: Expands monaural or stereo

sources. (Maintains a sense of

localization when used with

stereo sources.)

Mode 2: Expands monaural or stereo

sources. (Eliminates the sense

of localization when used

with stereo sources.)

We especially recommend this effect

with continual sounds like strings or

synthesizer pads. You might want to try

setting Direct Level to “0” and

eliminating the source sound.

CH1 PreDelay

Direct

Effect

Effect Rear

Front

Effect

Direct

CH2

Ensemble

CH3

CH4

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

PreDelay

4 Channel Effects

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