Pigtronix Echolution Chrome Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 8)

Guided Tour:

The following steps guide you through the sonic palette of Echolution and show

you how to get at the range of tones that it has to offer.

Global Controls – Get a grip

1. Set all of the Echolution’s controls fully counterclockwise and set all of the

toggle switches to the down (off) position. The Tap Tempo light should be

blinking, but the other LEDs should be off. The Echolution is in bypass

mode. Play your instrument and make sure your hear your clean sound.

2. Click the Engage footswitch to turn the Echolution on. Play your

instrument. You should hear the same sound as in bypass. Turn the BLEND

control up to 12:00. You will now hear an echo.

3. Turn the Drive control up to 12:00. Notice how the sound gets much

louder. Explore the range of this control and then set the drive control so

that your clean sound gets a slight level boost when the Echolution is

engaged. This should be around 10:00.

4. Turn the feedback control up to 12:00. You will now hear an echo with

multiple repeats. Turn the feedback control fully clockwise. You will now

hear “runaway” self-oscillation. Bring the FEEDBACK control back to 12:00.

5. Experiment with the Hi-Cut control. Notice how the echoes grow darker as

you turn this control clockwise.

6. Change the delay time by stepping on the Tap Tempo footswitch 3-6 times.

Modulation Delay (S) - Chorus, Tremolo and Leslie

7. Put the Echolution in Modulation mode by clicking the “Modulation Delay”

footswitch. The green LED above this footswitch should now come on. Flip

the “Delay Time Rage” switch to the S (short) mode and explore the range

of the Delay Time control in this mode (10ms – 120ms)

8. Bring the DELAY TIME, LFO SPEED and CHORUS controls up to 12:00. You

will now hear a Chorus effect. Experiment with various LFO SPEED, DELAY

TIME and CHORUS settings to grasp the range of available textures. Longer

delay times will require less chorus depth and shorter delay times will

require more chorus depth.

9. Bring the DELAY TIME control back to 12:00 and set the Chorus depth fully

counterclockwise. Bring the TREMOLO control up to 12:00. You will now

hear the TREMOLO effect occurring at the rate set by the LFO SPEED.

10. Turn the TREMOLO, CHORUS, LFO SPEED and BLEND controls fully

clockwise. This provides a rotary speaker sound. You can vary the texture

of this effect by altering the balance of CHORUS and TREMOLO levels as

well as changing the LFO speed.

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