Ashby Solutions VENTILATOR 빠른 시작 매뉴얼
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Hi LED – this indicator is synchronized to the current speed of the upper (treble) rotor. When the LED is brightest, the rotor is
pointed at the virtual mic.
10
Bypass – this switch bypasses the entire rotary effect, amp simulation, and cabinet simulation. The Ventilator provides true
(switched) bypass.
11
Bypass LED – lit when the Bypass function is selected.
12
In – connect to the instrument's output(s).
13
Out L – connect to the left side of the amplifier system.
14
Out R/Mono – connect to the right side of the amplifier system.
15
Remote – to be connected to a remote footswitch.
16
Lo/Hi – this gain switch selects a +4dB or -10dB nominal range for both input and output.
17
Key/Guit – this switch selects whether the cabinet simulation is active (Key) or bypassed (Guit).
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12V DC – connect to an approved DC power source with positive center connection. Use of unapproved power sources may
cause excessive hum and distortion, and possibly damage the Ventilator.
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1
Speed – adjusts the rotation speed of the effect.
This control affects both rotors equally.
mimics the speed of a well maintained Leslie® 122.
2
Acceleration – increases or decreases the time
necessary to fully change speeds.
affects both rotors equally. 12:00 mimics the lag of
a well maintained Leslie 122 with new belts.
3
Balance – affects the 'virtual mic' balance between
the upper and lower rotors. Turning right increases
the treble rotor's prominence; left increases the bass
rotor's prominence. 12:00 sets equal balance
4
Drive – changes the gain or 'growl' of the amplifier.
All the way to the left provides no overdrive effect.
As the knob is moved to the right, the level of growl
increases. Think of this as equivalent to the volume
control on the Leslie power amp.
5
Distance – changes the distance between the
vertical mics and the rotors. All the way to the left
mimics placing the mics extremely close to the
rotors – probably closer than practical in a real
Leslie. All the way to the right mimics placing the
mics 1-2 feet from the Leslie.
sound of typical mic placement (3-4 inches away).
6
Overload LED – this indicator should only come on
occasionally during performance.
steadily or very often, turn down the level of the
input source (keyboard or guitar).
7
Slow/Fast – this switch controls the speed of
rotation. In Leslie parlance, Slow is equivalent to
'Chorale,' and Fast is equivalent to 'Tremolo.'
8
Lo LED – this indicator is synchronized to the
current speed of the lower (bass) rotor.
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12:00
This control
12:00 mimics the
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