Ecler MOSC FX Manuel utilisateur

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USER MANUAL
MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES
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MOSC FX
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USER MANUAL
1. IMPORTANT REMARK 04
2. INTRODUCTION 04
3. INSTALLATION 04
3.1. Digital connections 04
4. OPERATION AND USE 05
5. EFFECT DESCRIPTION 07
6. PC MODE EFFECT REMOTE PARAMETERING 12
6.1. Drivers and Software installation 12
6.2. PC Mode operation and usage 13
6.2.1. Software start up and communication check 13
6.2.2. Scroll Menus 14
6.2.3. Status Bar 15
6.2.4. Effect Design 16
7. MIDI USAGE 20
8. FURTHER CONSIDERATIONS 20
8.1. Cleaning 20
9. FUNCTION LIST 21
10. FUNCTION DIAGRAM 21
11. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS 79
12. BLOC DIAGRAM 80
All numbers subject to variation due to production tolerances. ECLER S.A. reserves the right to make changes or improvements in
manufacturing or design which may affect specifications.
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1. IMPORTANT REMARK
In order to get the optimum operation and efficiency from your unit, it is VERY IMPORTANT - before you
plug anything - to read this manual very carefully and take seriously into account all considerations specified within
it. We strongly recommend that its maintenance be carried out by our Authorised Technical Services.
Do not expose the unit to rain or water splashes, and do not place liquid containers or incandescent
objects like candles on top of the unit. Do not obstruct the ventilation shafts with any kind of material.
Any change in the configuration of the unit must be carried out by a qualified technician. Should any
connection / disconnection task be done, always disconnect the unit from the mains supply.
2. INTRODUCTION
Congratulations! You are the owner of a genuine ECLER professional equipment. The MOSC FX has been
carefully designed in collaboration with leading dj performers and advance music producers, developed with the
highest quality components, and manufactured in-house (Barcelona-Spain) under strict quality controls.
The MOSC FX is a stereo module for the SCLAT200vs mixer that integrates a digital effects processor
remotely programmable via the edi:lab PC software.
3. INSTALLATION
The MOSC FX effects module takes up two width units of the
SCLAT200vs mixer. In order to install it, this free space must be thus
available. For instructions on module replacement, please refer to the
SCLAT200vs user manual.
When installing the MOSC FX module, the AUX bus sends of all
input channels must be changed from “POST FADER” to “PRE FADER”.
Mixers that are shipped with this effects module are already configured
with all input channels AUX sends set to “PRE FADER”. To change this
configuration, please refer to the SCLAT200vs user manual.
In order to use the mixer’s AUX send for the effects module, you
must connect following sockets with the supplied stereo RCA cables:
Output “AUX SND” to input “FX IN” and output “FX OUT” to input “AUX
RTN”.
3.1. Digital connections
- USB Port:
A USB Type B connector (4) is located on the front panel of the module. The USB Port allows you to edit
and control remotely the internal effect programs through the edi:lab software (see Install CD-Rom). The USB Port
connection procedure and edi:lab software use are described in chapter 6. PC MODE EFFECT REMOTE
PARAMETERING.
- MIDI Out:
The DIN 5 (180º) MIDI OUT connector (3) allows you to control external devices using MIDI protocol. MIDI
is a standard protocol for communication between electronic musical instruments and computers. The MIDI
connection procedure is described in chapter 7. MIDI USAGE.
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4. OPERATION AND USE
- Equalization (11, 12, 13)
The tone controls for each channel provide a +6/-30dB boost/cut at high (11) and low frequencies (13) and
+6/-25dB at the mid range (12). This great attenuation range is specially designed for creative live performance.
- FLAT Selector and pushbutton (14)
Press the FLAT button to deactivate the
tone controls, bringing back a flat frequency
response.
- Effects sends via the AUX bus (17)
When turning the AUX rotary control
clockwise, the channel signal is sent to the AUX
SND output (18) of the master module. This
signal is then taken, through an external
connection, to the FX IN input (19) of the effects
module. After the it's processing, the signal leaves
through FX OUT (20), which should be
connected, to the AUX RTN input (21) of the
master module.
- Rotary/Push control EFFECT (5)
Choose the effect with the rotary control,
and push the knob to activate it. The MOSC FX
module offers 8 digital beat synchronized effects,
2 manual filters and 2 specific voice effects.
Each time you activate the LFO, Flanger,
Phaser and Echo Flanger, the oscillation wave is
reinitialised.
You can prepare a second effect (fixed
led) while one effect is activated (blinking led) ;
push one time the EFFECT control to
simultaneously activate the second effect and
deactivate the first one.
- Selector push button FXL (10)
Push the FXL selector to monitorize the
effect.
The signal is affected by DRY-WET
crossfader (15).
The effect processor is continuously
working for the cueing: the EFFECT activation
does not affect the FXL.
- Rotary/Push control TIME (8)
Control the effect beat synchronization.
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Low Pass Filter
High Pass Filter
Delay
Reverb
Flanger
Phaser
Vocoder
Pitch Shifter
Echo Reverb
Filtered Echo
Flanger Echo
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The value shown on the led display is a “Beat” fraction: “1.50” means “1 beat and a half” time value.
Low Pass Filter, High Pass Filter and Pitch Shifter are “manual” effects and are not affected by the TIME
control. Under VOCODER effect, TIME controls the carrier synthesis note.
E.g. with Delay effect: if the led display shows a “2.00” value, it means the processed signal is delayed 2
beats from original input signal. “1-2” means half beat.
Oscillated effects L.F.O. Filter, Flanger and Phaser are synchronized in beat-patterns where 1x beat-
pattern = 1x beat.
The push function of the control TIME recalls TIME “Synchronization References”. You have 4 references
(4 pushes) per effect.
Ex. with Delay effect :
1st push automatically sets a REF. Delay Time of “1-4” (1/4 beat Delay)
2nd push automatically sets a REF. Delay Time of “1-2” (1/2 beat Delay)
3rd push automatically sets a REF. Delay Time of “3-4” (3/4 beat Delay)
4th push automatically sets a REF. Delay Time of “1.00” (1 beat Delay)
5th push comes back to 1st REF. value
- Rotary/Push control PARAMETER (9)
Controls one main parameter of the selected effect. The rotary control adjusts a different parameter type for
each effect: please refer to the effect description.
The push function of the control PARAMETER is a “TAP function”. The “TAP function” allows to enter
manually a beat sequence in the synchronization system. You have to push 3 times to enter a beat sequence, then
the system will briefly display the Beat Per Minute value calculated from the push sequence (during 3 seconds).
- Effect mix crossfader DRY-WET (15)
The DRY-WET crossfader allows you to blend the processed signal (called WET) with the original input
signal (called DRY).
- FX LAUNCH pushbutton (16)
The FX LAUNCH button sends the signal after the DRY-WET crossfader to the main PGM output.
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5. EFFECT DESCRIPTION
L.F.O. Filter
A low pass filter is moved “in-beat” by an oscillator to create a synchronized “sound wave” effect.
If you slowly turn right the PARAMETER control (from “000” to “100”), you will boost the oscillation
increasing the maximum frequency cut-off: the music signal will start oscillating “in-beat” in the low frequencies and
then oscillate more and more in higher frequencies.
L.F.O. Filter
TIME PARAMETER
Oscillation cycle length
from 0.5 to 8 beat-pattern*
Oscillation cycle amplitude
Maximum oscillation cut-off
frequency from 100Hz (0%) to 12kHz (100%)
* 1 beat-pattern = 4 beats
Low Pass Filter
A filter that attenuates high frequency components of a signal. “Manual” Low Pass Filter should be
manipulated with a 100% WET MIX: placing the mixer WET/DRY crossfader (15) on “WET”.
You can manually move the filter “cut-off” frequency and mix for example a new track “opening” the filter
(PARAMETER “000”->”100”) which will “fade-in” the sound from bass to high frequencies!
Low Pass Filter
TIME PARAMETER
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(Manual)
Low Pass Filter cut-off
frequency from
20kHz (0%) to "bypass" (100%)
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High Pass Filter
A filter that attenuates low frequency components of a signal. “Manual” High Pass Filter should be
manipulated with a 100% WET MIX: placing the mixer WET/DRY crossfader (15) on “WET”.
The user can manually move the filter “cut-off” frequency and mix for example a new track “opening” the
filter (PARAMETER “000”->”100”) which will “fade-in” the sound from high to bass frequencies!
High Pass Filter
TIME PARAMETER
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(Manual)
High Pass Filter cut-off
frecuency from
"bypass" (0%) to 20kHz (100%)
Delay
Delays “in-beat” one or more of the output signals by a controllable amount called «Feedback». You can
mix the delay sounds in synchronization with the beat. The amount of delay feedback will increase sound
reflections and transform your Delay (one sound repeated) into Echo (multiple sounds repeated).
You can “Beat Transform” your mix adjusting the Delay Time: for example if you mix the original sound and
the delayed sound with a 1-2 (1/2 beat ) Delay Time, and you will “double” the music rhythm.
Delay
TIME PARAMETER
Delay Time
from ¼ to 4 beats
Feedback %
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Reverb
The effect recreates the sound waves decaying in an acoustic space due to bouncing off on walls, ceilings,
objects etc … The user can adjust the “Environment dimension” acoustics as well as the “Reverb” time (Decay
Time, the time it takes for the reverb to die off).
Reverb
TIME PARAMETER
Environment Dimension
Room Size
from "Small Room" to "Church"
Decay Time
Flanger
This effect is a variable flanged delay linked to a Beat Per Minute controlled sinewave low frequency
oscillation (L.F.O.). This produces a dynamic swirling sound effect.
Long Flanger over 4 beat-patterns (= over 16 beats) will create a very smooth “space” ambiance to your
mix.
Flanger
TIME PARAMETER
Flange Speed
L.F.O. cycle length
from 0.5 to 8 beat-pattern*
Short Delay adjustment
Minimum Delay from 0.1ms (0%) to 6ms (100%)
* 1 beat-pattern = 4 beats
Phaser
A Phaser effect is a time-varying all pass filter that works by shifting portions of the audio signal out of
phase (±180º), and then adding the processed signal back to the original one. These frequencies are shifted
following a Beat Per Minute controlled low frequency oscillation (L.F.O.) which creates a sweeping phaser sound.
The feedback adjustment raises the filter gain just below each notch in the frequency range, creating a more
pronounced effect.
Long Phaser over 4 beat-patterns (= over 16 beats) will create a very smooth “space” ambiance to your
mix. For "singing" phaser sounds, raise the feedback adjustment.
Phaser
TIME PARAMETER
Phasing Speed
L.F.O. cycle length
from 0.5 to 8 beat-pattern*
Phaser Feedback %
* 1 beat-pattern = 4 beats
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Vocoder
The vocoder can be used to disguise your voice and make your voice sound "robot-like". The Vocoder
works by splitting the input signal (Modulator, ideally a voice) into 8 bands, finding the magnitude of each band, and
then amplifying the corresponding bands of a synthesis signal (Carrier) by that magnitude.
The MOSC FX vocoder offers 15 types of carriers and 25 different synthesis notes.
Vocoder
TIME PARAMETER
Carrier Synthesis Note
from 1 to 25
Carrier Timbre
from 0 to 15
Pitch Shifter
This effect allows you to “shift” the Pitch of an input signal without changing its sound duration. Typically
used to change the “gender” of the sound.
The MOSC FX Pitch Shifter allows you to shift ±12 half tones in 100 steps.
Pitch Shifter
TIME PARAMETER
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Pitch Tones
±12 half tones in 100 steps
Echo Reverb
This effect combines a Beat Per Minute synchronized Echo with adjustable feedback and a Reverb: the
input signal is delayed and send to a «medium-room» Reverb.
Echo Reverb
TIME PARAMETER
Delay Time
from ¼ to 4 beats
Delay Feedback (Echo)
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Filtered Echo
This effect combines a Beat Per Minute synchronized Delay with fixed feedback (Echo) and a variable
Band-Pass Filter: the input signal is delayed and send to a 1KHz Band-Pass Filter. The width of the 1KHz Band
Pass is adjustable moving its Low-Pass and High-Pass cut-off frequencies.
For “Techno” mixing, the Filtered Echo is particularly efficient as it can “accelerate” the rhythm of certain
high frequencies: adjust the TIME control on “1-2” (1/2 beat delay), the WET/DRY crossfader in the middle, and
slowly move the PARAMETER control from “100” to “070”.
Filtered Echo
TIME PARAMETER
Delay Time
from ¼ to 4 beats
Band Pass Filter cut-off
HP Frequencies
from 100Hz (0%) to 1kHz (100%)
LP Frequencies
from 1kHz (100%) to 20kHz (0%)
Flanger Echo
This effect combines a Beat Per Minute synchronized Echo with fixed feedback and a Flanger: the input
signal is delayed and send to a variable flanged delay (L.F.O. modulated).
Flanger Echo
TIME PARAMETER
Delay Time
from ¼ to 4 beats
Short Delay adjustment
Minimum Delay from 0.1ms (0%) to 6ms (100%)
Check out the www.eclerdjdivision.com for further effect performance “tips and tricks”.
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6. PC MODE REMOTE EFFECT PARAMETERING
The MOSC FX is world’s first programmable effect DJ module.
The MOSC FX internal effects we previously described can be edited and reparametered on a PC program
via Universal Serial Bus: the edi:lab software.
The edi:lab software requires Windows 98SE, ME, 2000 or XP.
6.1 Drivers and Software installation
An installation CD-rom as well as a USB cable is provided with the MOSC FX module.
Before installing the hardware drivers and edi:lab software:
Switch ON the SCLAT200vs mixer.
Press the PARAMETER Control of the MOSC FX for 5 seconds. The led display shows “PC”: you are in
“PC Mode”.
Connect the USB cable between the MOSC FX module and your PC (Computer USB Port).
Switch ON the computer.
Hardware driver installation
When you connect for the first time the USB cable coming from the MOSC FX to your PC, the computer will
detect a new hardware device and request its driver installation. The driver is simply a “software link” between the
computer Operating System, the application software (the edi:lab in our case) and the communication port device
of the hardware.
Install the USB drivers from the installation CD-Rom provided with the MOSC FX.
Edi:lab software installation
Once you have installed the USB drivers on your PC you can start installing the edi:lab program running
“setup.exe” from the CD-ROM.
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6.2. PC Mode operation and usage
Once you have installed the MOSC FX drivers and edi:lab software, you can now start designing your own
effect setup …
Every time you want to open the edi:lab software you have to set FIRST the MOSC FX module in “PC
Mode”. As previously explained, the MOSC FX “PC Mode” is set pushing the PARAMETER control of the mixer
during 5 seconds until you see “PC” on the led display. Once the MOSC FX is in “PC MODE”, connect the module
to the PC using the USB cable, and then open the edi:lab software on your PC (Desk Icon).
The internal mixer effects can be reprogrammed in real-time with the
edi:lab software. The software remotely modifies the programs of the MOSC FX
processors so that the sound result can be heard directly on the mixer, as if the
console were used normally. In “PC Mode” the EFFECT, TIME and PARAMETER
encoders of the mixer are disabled (controllable now through edi:lab software). In
«PC Mode» the MOSC FX module can be used normally including the FX CUE
function, FX INPUT level potentiometer and the DRY-WET crossfader. This allows
to open and close the edi:lab software while “live” performing with the MOSC FX
effects module.
The edi:lab control window opens the effect selected on the MOSC FX just
before going into “PC Mode” (L.F.O. Filter by default).
If the edi:lab software is closed on the PC, the MOSC FX automatically passes from “PC Mode” to normal
mode.
6.2.1. Software start up and communication check:
When you open the edi:lab software, a pop-up will always remind you to set the MOSC FX in “PC Mode”.
To set the module in “PC Mode”, press the TAP button (PARAMETER knob) for 5 seconds until the led display
shows “PC”. Only one MOSC FX can be connected at the same time to the edi:lab.
Under “PC Mode”, the digital effect selections and adjustments (TIME and PARAMETER knobs) are
disabled on the module and transferred to the computer control.
If you do not want to enter the edi:lab in “PC Mode”, you can select “Demo Mode” and open the software
“stand-alone”, without any communication with the module.
To exit the “PC Mode”, close the edi:lab software (Edition->Exit) from the computer. In case of computer
problem, you can exit the “PC Mode” pressing the module TAP button for 5 seconds. Leaving the “PC Mode” from
the module can create some unpredictable software behaviours certain Windows Operating Systems, this is why
we recommend to exit the “PC Mode” always from the software itself, exiting the edi:lab.
It is not recommended to unplug the USB while running the edi:lab.
NOTE: Only a module can be connected at same time.
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6.2.2. Scroll Menus:
Edition: Exit exit the edi.lab program.
Yes closes the application.
No aborts the “Exit” procedure and comes back to the application.
Yes closes the application updating the MOSC FX settings with all effect parameters not stored yet.
No closes the application reloading the unsaved effect with the set-ups foregoing the editing.
Cancel aborts the “Exit” procedure and comes back to the application.
PC Library: Open open an effect set-up from your library.
Save save an effect set-up in your library.
Customized effect preset files can be exchanged and used under different edi:lab applications. For
example you can program your specific L.F.O. or Phaser and send it to an other MOSC FX user that will be able to
open it under his own edi:lab application and load it on his own console.
Restore All effects Restore factory set-up for all effects.
Current effect Restore factory set-up of current effect only.
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6.2.3. Status Bar
The status bar displays the current “system status”.
Stored / Unstored Status
This cell gives the storing status of the current effect parametering. “Not Stored” means the present effect
set-up displayed on the edi:lab window is not stored in the MOSC FX: if you leave the edi:lab application, the
MOSC FX will not keep this parameter set-up. “Stored” means the present effect set-up displayed on the edi:lab
window as already been loaded on the module: if you leave the edi:lab application, the MOSC FX will keep this
parameter set-up.
BPM Status
This cell gives the Beat Per Minute sequence value recognized by the system. The value by default is
120BPM.
Undo button
This button reloads the last effect configuration “Stored” by the system.
Yes eliminate the last modifications made on the current effect, and reloads the latest “Stored” configuration.
No aborts the “Undo” procedure.
Mixer Load button
This button loads the current effect set-up on the MOSC FX.
Yes loads the current effect configuration on the MOSC FX (except module controls TIME and PARAMETER).
The loaded effect configuration is now the module default set-up and will replace the original factory settings. To
come back to original factory effect settings, use the “Restore” scroll menu.
No/Cancel aborts the “Undo” procedure.
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6.2.4. Effect Design:
Overview
Effect parametering
L.F.O. FILTER (01)
High Pass Filter:
You can finely adjust an input High Pass filter in order to avoid
possible “Bass” rumble effect when L.F.O. is played on large P.A.
systems.
Oscillator:
The L.F. Oscillation can follow a different oscillator forms. Check
the different oscillators below.
Pulse Duty Cycle:
Adjusts the cycle sequence of the “pulse” oscillator.
Filter LP:
The oscillated Low Pass filter (L.F.O.) Slope (how “sharp” the filter) and Resonance (cut-off gain) can be
finely adjusted with the edi:lab software.
Sinewave oscillator Triangle oscillator Ramp oscillator Pulse oscillator
ON/OFF Button
Remotely controls the module
EFFECT encoder “push function”
(Activate/Deactivate)
module
EFFECT encoder
(Effect Selection)
Remotely controls
the module TIME
Encoder
Remotely controls the
module
PARAMETER
encoder
Extended effect
parametering:
these controls
reprogram the main
effect structure
components
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LOW PASS FILTER (02)
High Pass Filter:
You can finely adjust an input High Pass filter in order to avoid
possible “Bass” rumble effect on large P.A. systems.
Filter LP:
The manual Low Pass filter Slope (how “sharp” the filter) and
Resonance (cut-off gain) can be finely adjusted with the edi:lab software.
HIGH PASS FILTER (03)
Low Pass Filter:
You can finely adjust an input Low Pass filter and then limit the
High Pass movement.
Filter HP:
The manual High Pass filter Slope (how “sharp” the filter) and
Resonance (cut-off gain) can be finely adjusted with the edi:lab software.
DELAY (04)
High Pass Filter:
You can finely adjust an input High Pass filter in order to avoid
possible “Bass Rumble” effect on large P.A. systems.
REVERB (05)
In HP Filter:
You can finely adjust an input High Pass filter and notch some low
frequencies out of the Reverb process. This low-frequency damping
(closing the filter) allows to simulate bass absorbing materials (like wooden
panels) in real rooms.
In LP Filter:
You can finely adjust an input Low Pass filter and notch some high
frequencies out of the Reverb process. This high-frequency damping
(closing the filter) allows to simulate high frequency absorbing materials in real rooms.
Out HP Filter:
You can finely adjust an output High Pass filter and eliminate some reverbed low frequencies. This low-
frequency damping (closing the filter) allows to simulate bass absorbing materials (like wooden panels) in real
rooms.
Out LP Filter:
You can finely adjust an output Low Pass filter and eliminate some reverbed high frequencies. This high-
frequency damping (closing the filter) allows to simulate high frequency absorbing materials in real rooms.
Density:
Simulates the density of the reverberation room (objects, people etc …).
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E.R.%:
Adjusts the Early Reflections, the time for the first reflected sounds to reach a listener's ears: the greater
the spacing of the early reflections, the bigger the virtual room sounds.
F.R.%:
The time between the reception of the direct signal by the listener and start of the Reverb portion of the
effect is called Predelay. The F.R.% control adjusts the fast reflection pre-delay generator: the faster is the pre-
delay reflection, the smaller sounds the room.
Phase:
The Phase switch reverses the phase of the reverb signal output and adds a bright sparkle to the overall
sound.
FLANGER (06)
HP Filter:
You can finely adjust an input High Pass filter in order to avoid
possible “Bass Rumble” effect on large P.A. systems.
Depth %:
Controls the “sweep'' or maximum delay swing of the variable
short delay (Flanger).
Feedback %:
Controls the flanged delay feedback %.
PHASER (07)
In HP Filter:
You can finely adjust an input High Pass filter in order to avoid
possible “Bass Rumble” effect on large P.A. systems.
Depth %:
The phaser effect shifts the audio signal out of phase following an
oscillation movement. The Depth % adjusts the depth of this oscillation
(L.F.O.).
Phase %:
This control adjusts the rate of phase variation (100%= phase
variation of ±180º).
VOCODER (08)
Cut-off Low Pass Filter:
Adjusts the carrier input Low Pass filter cut-off frequency.
PITCH SHIFTER (09)
Sampling Rate %:
You can lower the Picth Shifter sampling ratio and transform the
input signal into a distorted “lo-fi” signal.
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ECHO REVERB (10)
HP Filter:
Controls the High Pass filter placed in the Echo Feedback. This
feedback High Pass filter allows you for example to avoid possible “Bass”
rumble effect when played on large P.A. systems.
LP Filter:
Controls the Low Pass filter placed in the Echo Feedback.
Diffusion:
This control simulates the “diffusion” of the reverberated sounds: a
small diffusion will recreate a room where the walls are very flat (sounds are bounced straight, not diffused).
Density:
Simulates the density of the reverberation room (objects, people etc …).
Decay:
Decay adjusts the “Reverb Time”, the time it takes for the reverb to die off.
FILTERED ECHO (11)
HP Filter:
Controls the High Pass filter placed in the Echo Feedback. This
feedback High Pass filter allows you for example to avoid possible “Bass”
rumble effect when played on large P.A. systems.
LP Filter:
Controls the Low Pass filter placed in the Echo Feedback.
Feedback:
Gives more or less feedback to your Echo. The amount of feedback will increase delayed reflections.
Filter BP:
You can modificate the Band Pass filter aspect adjusting the Slope (how “sharp” the filter) and Resonance
(cut-off gain) specifications.
ECHO FLANGER (12)
HP Filter:
Controls the effect output High Pass. This High Pass filter allows
you for example to avoid possible “Bass” rumble effect when played on
large P.A. systems.
LP Filter:
Controls the effect output Low Pass.
Echo Feedback:
Gives more or less feedback to your Echo. The amount of
feedback will increase delayed reflections.
Flanger feedback:
Controls the flanged delay feedback %.
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7. MIDI USAGE
The DIN 5 (180º) MIDI OUT connector allows you to control external devices using MIDI protocol.
MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) is a standard protocol for communication between electronic
musical instruments and computers. MIDI devices can work as Slave (controlled) or Master (controls) units. The
MOSC FX works as a Master MIDI unit which means it can control other electronic musical instruments
(Synthetisers, Sequencers, Drum Machines etc ... even Light Controllers).
The MIDI functions of the MOSC FX are “System Messages” with no specific MIDI channel assigned.
Via its MIDI OUT, the MOSC FX sends a continuous synchronization code called MIDI Clock which can
synchronize the external(s) MIDI device(s). The MOSC FX MIDI Clock signal follows the BPM value (Beat Per
Minute) calculated by the internal BPM Processor. To control the external(s) MIDI device(s), remember to set it first
as a “Slave” unit (External Clock set-up).
The MOSC FX can also send MIDI START and MIDI STOP orders to external(s) MIDI device(s) which
allows you to “launch” and “stop” sequences of external(s) MIDI device(s). The MIDI START and MIDI STOP
orders are controlled by the EFFECT Knob (Push): each time you push the EFFECT Knob, the MIDI OUT sends a
MIDI START (“Activate SELECT”) or “MIDI STOP” (“Deactivate SELECT”).
The MIDI Functions are disabled when the MOSC FX gets under “PC MODE“.
8. FURTHER CONSIDERATIONS
8.1. Cleaning
The front panel should not be cleaned with dissolvent or abrasive substances because silk-printing could
be damaged. To clean it, use a soft cloth slightly wet with water and neutral liquid soap; dry it with a clean cloth. Be
careful that water never gets into the unit through the holes of the front panel.
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Ecler MOSC FX Manuel utilisateur

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Manuel utilisateur