dXFM2 Usage - Effects

Volume (Effects, bitcrusher, decimator and filter)

Multiple effects can be active at the same time. The “default” EFX subsection will display the “wet” levels of the different effects.

Op	Setting	Description
6	EFX Routing
5	Filter Low-pass	Sets the cut-off frequency (higher will be cut-off)
4	Filter High-pass	Sets the cut-off frequency (lower will be cut-off)
3	Decimator depth
2	Bitcrusher depth
1	-	Effects level display
0	-	Effects level display

Ratio (Chorus)

Op	Setting	Description
6	Wet level	Level of chorus/flanger
5	Mode	Chorus long, Chorus short, Flanger long, Flanger short
4	Depth	Chorus or Flanger depth
3	Feedback	Feedback level
2	Speed	Chorus/Flanger speed
1	LR Phase	Phase setting left-right stereo image
0	Dry level	Level of the original sound

Pitch (Reverb)

Op	Setting	Description
6	Wet level	Level of reverb
5	Mode	Hall or plate reverb
4	Damp	Damping level
3	-
2	Decay	Decay level
1	-
0	Dry level	Level of the original sound

Feedback (Phaser)

Op	Setting	Description
6	Wet level	Level of phaser
5	Mode/Stage	Mono phaser, stereo phase, cross phaser
4	Depth	Phaser depth
3	Feedback	Phaser feedback
2	Speed	Phaser speed
1	LR Phase/Offset	Left-right phase stereo image and frequency offset
0	Dry level	Level of the original sound

Duration (Delay)

Op	Setting	Description
6	Wet level	Level of phaser
5	Mode/Stage	Stereo delay, cross delay, bounce delay
4	Filter	Lo- & High-pass filter cut-off
3	Feedback	Delay feedback
2	Time/Tempo	Delay time or tempo
1	Multiplier/Divider	Tempo multiplier/divider
0	Dry level	Level of the original sound

Level (AM)

Op	Setting	Description
6	Depth	Amplitude modulation depth
5	-
4	Range	Amplitude modulation range
3	-
2	Speed	Amplitude modulation speed
1	LR Phase	Phase setting left-right stereo image
0	-