Creating A Personal Audio Effect File; Personal File - Sony digipad MHC-DP1000D Mode D'emploi

Adjusting the sound effects
(continued)
Adjustable parameters
Menu
DSP EDIT
EQ EDIT
Adjustable DSP parameters
Sound effect
options
LIVE HOUSE
HALL
S.ENHANCE
RADIO SOUND
C.STUDIO A
C.STUDIO B
C.STUDIO C
NORMAL SURR
ARCADE
RACING
ADVENTURE
BATTLE
PAN
FLANGER
KEY CONTROL
EXCITER
COMPRESSOR
REVERB
EARLY RFLC.
Wall type: This parameter lets you control the level of
the high frequencies to alter the sonic character of
your listening environment by simulating a softer or
harder wall.
The adjustable DSP parameters are shown by
the indicator on the upper left corner in the
display. You can adjust in the direction the
cursor lights. Slide your finger on the digipad
to adjust the parameters.
Up/Down
(Y)
GB
48
Right/Left Up/Down
(X) (Y)
(See the chart below)
Frequency Level
Right/Left Up/Down
(X) (Y)
Time Wall type
Time Wall type
Time Level
Time Level
Level —
Level —
Level —
— —
Time Level
Shape —
Frequency Level
Time Wall type
Position Position
Frequency Level
Key Time
Frequency Level
Time Level
Time Wall type
Shape —
Right/Left
(X)
Tips
• You can use the cursor buttons (v/V/b/B) on the
remote instead of the digipad. You can press
2 buttons simultaneously to move obliquely.
Example: Press v and B simultaneously to move
upper right direction.
• You can store the adjusted effect in a personal file
(see "Creating a personal audio effect file").
Creating a personal audio
effect file

— Personal file

You can store the adjusted audio effects in the
system's memory. You can create up to
5 audio effect files.
1
Obtain the sound effect you want to
store to P FILE.
2
Press and hold P FILE.
The personal file number appears in the
display.
3
Touch the digipad to select the file
number where you want to store the
effect.
4
Press ENTER.
To call up a personal file
Press P FILE repeatedly to select the file.
Note
When using personal files, the adjustable DSP EDIT
parameters depend on the original preset effect.