Basic Operation: Bypass Mode
Bypass Mode
There are several different types of bypass available in your Echo Pro. Which
one youOll want to use is going to depend on your application and personal
taste. To select or change Bypass Mode:
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1. Press the MIDI/Sys button to enter MIDI/Sys mode.
2. Turn the Program Select knob until the Program display shows OBY�.
3. Turn the Time knob to select the bypass mode you want. The options are:
Bypass Mode: Dry
When bypassed, this mode routes the dry signal only from the inputs, through the DSP,
directly to the outputs, regardless of current Mix settings. ItOs equivalent to setting the
Mix knob to 0% Wet. It like Analog Bypass mode, with the advantage that the pop or
click that sometimes happens with ANALOG BYPASS is eliminated in DRY mode.
Bypass Mode: Input Mute (IMUT)
When bypassed, this mode cuts off, (mutes) the input to the effect, but not the output.
This enables your effect to Oring out� or decay naturally.
Bypass Mode: All Mute (AMUT)
When bypassed, this cuts off both input and output, so no audio at all is passed through.
Bypass Mode: Analog Bypass (ANLG)
This mode gives you a straight, buffered analog path (with no analog-to-digital
conversion) between the inputs and outputs of the Echo Pro when you are in bypass. |
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