Examples of using External effects processor in English and their translations into Spanish
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Send output for connecting external effects processors.
Both external effects processors(via the FX SEND connector) and the built-in processor only receive an input signal if this control is open.
Connect this to the output on an external effects processor.
Cannot send signal to external effects processor, or the effects processor does not correctly apply an effect. .
Additionally, the Lyra-8 can be used as an external effects processor.
To feed a channel's signal to an external effects processor via the aux send, you must turn up its AUX control and raise its fader.
Connect this jack to the input on an external effects processor, such as the Yamaha FX770 or REV100.
High-quality reverb, delay andchoir effects eliminate the need for external effects processors.
With the LAX6D,it is not only possible to route the signal to an external effects processor or the like in this manner, but also to the integral effects module.
This control sets the level of the signal fed to the AUX SEND output,which is used to feed an external effects processor.
EFX/ AUX SEND- Although the PV i PORTABLE is already equipped with onboard digital effects, an external effects processor can be incorporated into the PVi PORTABLE's signal flow.
This 6.3 mm socket is used to send the AUX signal to an external effects processor or the like.
This control is used to adjust the return level of the stereo AUX path,i.e., the signal returned to the mixer from an external effects processor and, with the LAX6D, the signal of the internal effects module.
Used to set the general output level of the AUX2-signals, controlled by the AUX2 FX Sends(12)and sent to the external effect processor(post-fade) or to stage monitors pre-fade.
These RCA inputs are used to connect the mixer with parallel external devices,such as sub mixers or external effect processors, receiving the processed signal from another source and feeding it to either the Main L and R or the Phones mixing bus.
These TS inputs connect the mixer with parallel external devices,such as sub mixers or external effect processors, receiving the processed signal from another source and feeding it to the main mix.
These balanced XLR jacks and unbalanced 1/4” TS phone jacks are the final output of line-level signal fed from the corresponding auxiliary send mixing buses, andare best suited for use with external effect processors or stage monitors.
These two AUX controls alters the signal level that is being sent to the auxiliary 1 and 2 mixing buses, the signal of which is suitable for connecting stage monitors, allowing artists to listen to the music that is being played,or to fed to an external effect processors.
Plug your external effects signal processor in here.
Although the Passport is already equipped with on-board digital reverb, an external effects signal processor can be incorporated into the Passport's signal flow.