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12—Supplemental Information
10 ENSONIQ DP/Pro Reference Manual
A bout Gr oun d Loops
The DP/Pro has ground compensated outputs, which offer the advantages of balanced outputs (which
provide minimized hum and interference), plus the advantage of a transformer isolated output—the
ouput connector “grounds” are not hooked directly to the DP/Pro ground, thus eliminating the
possibility of a ground loop. This means that you can use balanced or unbalanced equipment with the
DP/Pro, and you won’t have any ground loop problems on the outputs.
Ground loops are only possible on the inputs, depending on what equipment you’re using with the
DP/Pro. If you find that you do have a ground loop problem, you can eliminate it in one of two ways:
• by using an audio isolation transformer. Many of these devices have a switch that can either
connect or disconnect the grounds (a ground lift switch). As long as the two grounds don’t
connect, you can avoid input ground loops.
• by modifying the cables you’re using to connect to the DP/Pro’s inputs.
Modifying Cables to Eliminate Input Ground Loops
If you’re connecting to the DP/Pro’s 1/4” inputs, you may be using either 1/4” unbalanced cables,
1/4” balanced cables, or XLR to 1/4” balanced cables. (If you’re connecting to the DP/Pro’s XLR
inputs, you won’t have any input ground loops.) Use the diagrams below to determine which kind of
cable you’re using and make the appropriate modifications.
• If you’re using balanced 1/4” cables, disconnect the shield from the connector that’s plugged into
output of the source device.
Red
Shield
Black
T
R
S
T
R
S
OTHER 1/4" Balanced Output ENSONIQ 1/4" Balanced Input
Red
Shield
Black
T
R
T
R
S
OTHER 1/4" Balanced Output ENSONIQ 1/4" Balanced Input
(unconnected)
- V e r s i o n 1 . 1 0 1
- IMPORTANT: 2
- DP/Pro Front Panel View 3
- DP/Pro Rear Panel View 3
- Front and Rear Panel Key 4
- 1—Introduction 9
- A DP/Pro Effect 11
- Effect Finder 12
- Fast Editing of Parameters 13
- Bypassing ESP-A and ESP-B 13
- Real-Time Effect Modulation 14
- The DP/Pro and MIDI 15
- Important: Two Final Concepts 15
- Inst alling th e DP /P r o 16
- Polarization and Grounding 17
- AC Line Conditioning 17
- Rack Mounting Guidelines 17
- Tr ouble shoot ing 18
- Warning! Main battery is 19
- low. See manual 19
- Reinitializing the DP/Pro 19
- 2—System/MIDI Parameters 20
- Global MID I Se t t ings 22
- Cntlr=DP Cntlr 34
- Show Undef Effects=Yes O.S 42
- Version: 1.10 42
- Se le c t ing Ef f e c t s 43
- Selecting Effects Via MIDI 44
- F inding Ef f ec t s 45
- The Effect Finder Display 46
- Performing a Find 46
- No Match Found 47
- 4—Signal Routing 48
- Stereo: Parallel-S 49
- Stereo: Parallel-M 49
- 2-Mono: Dual Mono 49
- Selecting a Routing 51
- The DP/Pro Algorithms 52
- 6—Editing Algorithms 55
- Shar e d L FO Wave shape s 56
- 1 No Effect 57
- 2 Mastering Limiter 57
- 3 Compressor/Limiter 58
- 4 Compressor 59
- 5 Servo Limiter 59
- 6 3-Band Comp/Lim 60
- 7 Expander 61
- 8 Stereo Gate 62
- 9 Dual-Mono Gate 63
- 10 De-Esser 64
- 11 Stereo Synthesizer 65
- 12 Stereo Re-Imager 65
- 13 Variable-Tap Delay 66
- 14 Spatial Delays 67
- 15 Ping-Pong Delay 69
- 16 Stereo Delay 70
- 17 Loop Recorder 71
- 18 Expert Reverb 72
- 19 Expert Reverb 2 73
- 20 Reflection Modeler 75
- 21 Small Ambience 1 76
- 22 Small Ambience 2 77
- 23 Non-Lin Reverb 1 78
- 24 Non-Lin Reverb 2 79
- 25 Multi-Pitch Shift 80
- 26 Multi-Chorus 82
- 27 Flanger 84
- 28 Phaser 85
- 29 Tremolo 87
- 30 Panner 88
- 31 Chatter Box 89
- 32 Rotary Speaker 90
- 33 Tunable Speaker 91
- 34 Parametric EQ 92
- 35 Octave EQ 93
- 36 Delay+Chorus 94
- 37 Delay+Flanger 95
- 38 Delay+Phaser 96
- 39 Distortion+Chorus 97
- 40 Distortion+Flanger 98
- 41 Distortion+Phaser 99
- 42 Signal Generator 100
- U sing the Copy/Sw ap T ools 101
- 8—Mixing 103
- What this Parameter Does: 104
- ESP-A: Mixer Params AlgoA 107
- Out Mix=Full Wet 107
- 9—Tweak Parameters 108
- Tweak Tap 110
- Previous Next 110
- 10—Effect Modulation 111
- Se le c t ing a Modulat or 112
- What these Parameters Do: 113
- MIDI and the Tweak Knobs 117
- LFO 1 Shape=Sine Rate=1/2 118
- Note Phase=45 118
- Setting a Mod LFO’s Speed 119
- 11—Saving Effects 121
- The Saving D isplays 122
- Replace old effect 0000? 124
- ENTER=Yes PREV=Go Back 124
- 12—Supplemental Information 125
- Before After 132
- A bout Gr oun d Loops 134
- N e e d M or e He lp? 136
- 13—Glossary 137
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