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Section 1 — Controls & Basic Functions

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How the Config Type Affects Selecting Presets

The four different config types effectively turn the DP/4+ into 1, 2, 3, or 4 independent effects

processors, with a varying number of DP/4+ effects units per “processor”:

Configuration type: Preset Example (s):

A B C D

Crystal Cave CMP~fla+pit⁄rev

A 1 source config turns the DP/4+ into one

giant multi-effects processor, with four

effects units all processing the same input

signal. These are called 4-Unit Presets.

In a 4-Unit Preset, the lower line of the

display shows the 3-letter abbreviations for

the algorithms in all 4 units. A 4-Unit Preset

will load new algorithms into all four units.

A B C D

Airplane Hangar A:REV ~ B:rev

A 2 source config turns the DP/4+ into

two multi-effects processors, with two

effects units applied to each input signal.

These are called 2-Unit Presets.

In a 2-Unit Preset, the lower line shows the 3-

letter abbreviations for the algorithms in both

units, and indicates which 2 units the preset

will be loaded into (A&B or C&D).

A B C D

Vocal Plate 1 A:Large Plate Airplane Hangar A:REV ~ B:rev

A 3 source config turns the DP/4+ into

three effects processors; two with one

effects unit a piece (A and B), and one

with two effects units (C and D). Units A

and B select 1-Unit Presets, and Units C

and D select 2-Unit Presets.

In a 1-Unit Preset, the

lower line of the display

shows the full name of the

algorithm in the preset,

and indicates which unit

the preset will be loaded

into (A or B).

In a 2-Unit Preset, the

lower line shows the 3-

letter abbreviations for the

algorithms in both units,

and indicates which 2 units

the preset will be loaded

into (A&B or C&D).

A B C D

Vocal Plate 1 A:Large Plate

A 4 source config turns the DP/4+ into four

independent effects processors; each of

the four Units processes a different input

signal and is treated as a separate device.

In a 1-Unit Preset, the lower line of the display

shows the full name of the algorithm in the

preset, and indicates which unit the preset will

be loaded into (A, B, C, or D).

If you think of the outer grey boxes shown above as different “processors,” you’ll notice that each

of these configs creates a number of “processors” that are either 1, 2, or 4 Units combined. This

determines what presets you can select at any given time. The DP/4+ has 1 Unit, 2 Unit, and 4

Unit presets, and you can only select presets of the type(s) allowed by the current config.

There are two ways that the DP/4+ shows you which type of preset you are selecting:

1. In Select mode, when you press any of the Unit buttons ({A}, {B}, {C}, or {D}), either 1, 2, or

4 of the yellow Unit LEDs will light. The number of lighted LEDs corresponds to the type of

preset you will be selecting if you move the Data Entry Knob. The yellow Unit LEDs also tell

you which unit(s) will be loaded with a new algorithm if you select a new preset.

2. The display gives you constant feedback. For all preset types, the upper line of the display

shows the preset name. The lower line shows how many units are in the preset you are

selecting.

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