Tascam CD-VT1 CD Player User Manual


 
12 — TASCAM CD-VT1
TASCAM CD-VT1 — 13
Using effects
ress the
EFFECT
key so that
EFF:OFF
ap
pears on the display
se the 6 and keys to select the
eect you want to use 
01
through
18

ee the table of eects for an explana
tion of the dierent eects available
hen an eect is active the
EFFECT
sym
bol appears in the display
ress
ENTER
to start editing the eects
parameter with the 6 and keys
ress the
DISPLAY/ESC
key to exit
the eect settings e inverse
EFFECT
is shown on the display as long as
an eect is active ie
EFF:OFF
is not
selected
Effect presets and
parameters
e dierent presets are described here
is table also shows the dierent pa
rameter ranges for each eect
OFF
Off
01
Large “pop” reverb
sound 1
0 – 20
02
Large “pop” reverb
sound 2
0 – 20
03
Large “pop” reverb
sound 3
0 – 20
04
Lively “rock” reverb 1 0 – 20
05
Lively ‘rock” reverb 2 0 – 20
06
Lively “rock” reverb 3 0 – 20
07
Vibrato and echo 1 (enka)
0 – 20
08
Vibrato and echo 2 (enka)
0 – 20
09
Vibrato and echo 3 (enka)
0 – 20
10
Emphasizes “buried”
vocals
0 – 20
11
Detuned choral effect 0 – 20
12
Strong vocal vibrato 0 – 30
13
A anged vocal sound 0 – 30
14
Pans the voice between left
and right channels
0 – 30
15
Distorted “shouting” vocal
sound
0 – 20
16
Lo-delity vocal sound 0 – 20
17
Vocal sound through a
megaphone
0 – 99
18
Mixed duet in harmony -17 to
+17
Enka is a form of apanese popular
song usually slow and sentimental
and often with a tangolike backing