TS-12 Musician’s Manual Section 7 — Effect Parameters
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REGEN Range: -99 to +99
Controls the amount of feedback applied to the left and right channel phaser. The sign of the
value determines the polarity of the feedback.
NOTCH DEPTH Range: -99 to +99
Controls the depth of the notches created by the phasing. Deep notches occur in the phased
spectrum when the parameter is set to 99. When this parameter is set to +00, there exists no
phasing (i.e. notches), but there is a doppler effect with higher phase rates.
S/H RATE Range: 000 to 100
Controls the sample rate of a sample and hold network applied to the LFO within the phaser.
When in hold, the effect will be to create momentarily fixed notches within the-frequency
spectrum (if the notch depth is not +00). A setting of 001 will have the largest space between
samples. Higher values will increase the number of holds per second, making the phasing flow
more smoothly. The sample and hold function can be turned off (when set to 000).
L/R LFO Range: OUT-OF-PHASE or IN-PHASE
Determines whether the phaser on the left and right channels is modulating IN-PHASE or OUT-
OF-PHASE.
REGEN Range: -99 to +99
Controls the feedback amount for the delay effect. The sign of the value determines the polarity
of the feedback. A value of +00 will eliminate the delay effect. This parameter also controls the
feed forward level.
TIME L Range: 0000 to 1600 msec
This parameter sets the delay time for the left side. This is the “ping.”
DLY TIME R Range: 0000 to 1600 msec
Controls the feed forward delay time for the right side. This is the “pong.”
55 EQ- -TREMOLO + DELAY
EQ- -TREMOLO + DELAY combines an EQ and a tremolo effect, which is a pulsating change in
volume, with a digital delay.
EQ- -TREMOLO + DELAY Signal Routing
FX-1 Left
FX-2
FX-1 Right
R
L
Main
Outputs
Echo
Delay
Echo
LevelInput Level Trim
EQ
EQ
Tremolo
Tremolo
Regen
The signal enters an input level trim (EQ TRIM) followed by a programmable EQ, and is then
routed to the tremolo. The tremolo is routed directly to the output. The left channel signal
passes through the digital delay and is routed back into the delay. There is another signal from
the delay that is routed to the output on the right side. One regen parameter (DELAY - REGEN)
between the delay sends controls the left and right delay level. This constitutes the “ping-pong”
effect. There are two echoes that are sent to the left and right outputs respectively. The signal
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