Yamaha SPX50D Digital Sound Processor Operation Manual


Yamaha SPX50D Digital Sound Processor Operation Manual - cover page
Brand
Yamaha
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
105
File format
PDF
File size
10.5 MB
Published
03 July, 2012
Updated
02 July, 2012
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About this manual

The Yamaha SPX50D is a versatile digital sound processor designed for guitarists, keyboard players, and recording enthusiasts. It features 50 preprogrammed memory locations and 50 user memory locations for storing custom effect programs. The unit offers a wide range of effects, including digital reverberation, gated reverb, echo, flange, phase, and various distortion effects that combine distortion with other effects for enhanced versatility. It is also MIDI compatible, allowing for remote control of effects selection.

The manual details the front and rear panel controls and connectors, explaining how to set input levels, select effects, and edit parameters. Key features described include the INSERT loop for adding a second signal processor, the COMPARE function for comparing edited parameters with original settings, and the BYPASS function for switching effects on or off. The document also covers utility functions such as title editing and MIDI bank assignment.

What's inside

  • CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS
  • GENERAL OPERATION
  • MEMORY CONFIGURATION
  • SELECTING AN EFFECT/MEMORY LOCATION
  • ACCESSING & EDITING THE PARAMETERS
  • THE BALANCE AND OUTPUT LEVEL PARAMETERS
  • UTILITY FUNCTIONS
  • MIDI IMPLEMENTATION
  • SPECIFICATIONS & DATA

Frequently asked questions

What types of users is this sound processor designed for?

The device can be used by guitarists, keyboard players, home recording enthusiasts, mixing engineers, and anyone involved with music.

How many preprogrammed effects are included in the unit?

The processor offers a selection of 50 top-quality effects including digital reverberation, gated reverb, echo, flange, phase and distortion.

How long does the internal backup battery last under normal use?

The long-life lithium battery maintains memory contents for approximately 5 years with normal use.

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