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Thank you for purchasing the Alesis QuadraVerb 2 simultaneous effects processor.
To take full advantage of of the QuadraVerb 2s fuctions, and to enjoy long and
trouble free use, please read this users manual carefully.
Conventions
The buttons, knobs, and rear panel connectors are referred to in this manual just as
their names appear on the QuadraVerb 2, using all capital letters and in brackets
(Examples: [PROGRAM] button, [< BLOCK] button, [VALUE/ENTER] knob/button,
[DIGITAL IN] connector, etc.).
When something important appears in the manual, an icon (like the one on the left)
will appear in the left margin. This symbol indicates that this information is vital when
operating the QuadraVerb 2.
Contents
CONTENTS
1: Setting Up..................................................................................................................7
Unpacking and Inspection .......................................................................................7
AC Power Hookup ..................................................................................................7
Line Conditioners and Protectors ................................................................7
Audio Connections.................................................................................................8
Typical Applications ....................................................................................8
Interfacing Directly with Instruments .............................................................9
Interfacing to a Mixing Console ....................................................................10
Avoiding Ground Loops..............................................................................15
MIDI .......................................................................................................................16
Alesis Optical..........................................................................................................16
Footswitches.......................................................................................................... 16
Advance ....................................................................................................17
Bypass.......................................................................................................17
Tap Tempo.................................................................................................17
3: Overview ....................................................................................................................27
The Architecture of the QuadraVerb 2......................................................................27
What is a Block?..........................................................................................27
Selecting and Editing Blocks .......................................................................27
Routing Patch Cords Between Blocks .......................................................28
Setting the Routing Levels..........................................................................29
The LR IN ...................................................................................................29
Reaching the Outputs - LR OUT ..................................................................29
Limit Handling.........................................................................................................30
Equalization ...........................................................................................................32
Filters.........................................................................................................32
Shelving EQs.............................................................................................33
Single Band EQs........................................................................................33
Multiband EQs............................................................................................34
5 Band Graphic EQ .....................................................................................34
Resonator..................................................................................................35
Mono/Stereo Tremolo.................................................................................35
Stereo Simulator.........................................................................................35
Pitch Effects...........................................................................................................36
Mono Chorus .............................................................................................36
Contents
Stereo Chorus............................................................................................36
Quad Chorus..............................................................................................37
Mono Flanging ...........................................................................................37
Stereo Flanging..........................................................................................37
Phasor .......................................................................................................38
Mono/Stereo Lezlie Cabinet........................................................................38
Pitch Shifter ...............................................................................................38
Pitch Detune ..............................................................................................38
Ring Modulator...........................................................................................38
Delay .....................................................................................................................39
Mono Delay and Stereo Delay......................................................................39
Ping Pong Delay......................................................................................... 39
Multi Tap Delay ...........................................................................................39
Tap Tempo Mono Delay and Ping Pong .......................................................39
Reverberation ........................................................................................................40
Mono Room ...............................................................................................40
Room 1......................................................................................................40
Hall 1..........................................................................................................40
Plate 1 .......................................................................................................40
Chamber 1 .................................................................................................40
Room 2......................................................................................................40
Hall 2..........................................................................................................40
Plate 2 .......................................................................................................41
Chamber 2 .................................................................................................41
Large Plate.................................................................................................41
Large Room ...............................................................................................41
Spring........................................................................................................41
Nonlinear ...................................................................................................41
Reverse..................................................................................................... 41
Reverb Parameters.................................................................................................42
Decay ........................................................................................................42
Damping Hi & Lo ......................................................................................42
Reverb Density...........................................................................................42
Diffusion .................................................................................................... 42
Input High Frequency Roll Off...................................................................... 43
Predelay ....................................................................................................43
Predelay Mix...............................................................................................43
Reflection Level and Spread .......................................................................43
Reverberation Swirl..................................................................................... 43
Reverberation Attack ..................................................................................43
Gating........................................................................................................44
5: Description of Controls............................................................................................57
Front Panel ............................................................................................................57
Contents
6: Advanced Applications............................................................................................75
MIDI Functions........................................................................................................75
Global MIDI Channel....................................................................................75
Receiving Program Changes .......................................................................75
Program Change Table ...............................................................................76
SysEx Storage ...........................................................................................77
MIDI Thru....................................................................................................78
Realtime Modulation Functions................................................................................ 78
Selecting the Modulator..............................................................................79
Choosing a Target ......................................................................................79
Choosing a Source.....................................................................................81
Setting the Amplitude .................................................................................82
Local Generators ........................................................................................82
Footswitch Controls ................................................................................................85
Program Advance.......................................................................................85
Bypassing Effects.......................................................................................86
Controlling Delay Time via Tap Tempo..........................................................86
Contents
8: Trouble-Shooting .....................................................................................................95
Trouble-Shooting Index..........................................................................................95
Error Messages ......................................................................................................96
Checking the Software Version ...............................................................................97
Re-initializing..........................................................................................................97
Total Reset.............................................................................................................97
Maintenance/Service ..............................................................................................97
Cleaning ....................................................................................................97
Warranty Information ...................................................................................97
Refer All Servicing To Alesis........................................................................97
Obtaining Repair Service.............................................................................98