Edirol M-100FX Bedienungsanleitung Seite 36

Audio/Voice effects
7.
ROBOT
This effect fixes the frequency of the voice at a single pitch, giving the voice
a robotic character. You can use this to give a mechanical character to
spoken words.
A. PITCH
Robot Voice fixes the pitch of the voice at a specific frequency. Effect
knob A sets the pitch level. Turning the knob toward the right will raise this
fixed pitch.
B. FORMANT
"Formants" are features of a voice that determine its character. Effect
knob B adjusts the formants. Turning the knob toward the left will produce
a low, heavy voice (as if the vocal cords were larger), and turning the knob
toward the right will produce a high, thin voice (as if the vocal cords were
smaller).
8.
MALE
By modifying the pitch and formants of the voice, this effect transforms a
female voice into a male voice.
This is convenient when you are recording a dialog or dramatic presentation
by yourself. By setting the effect balance knob near the center, you can mix
the modified sound with the original sound, producing the impression of a
duet.
By applying this effect to an actual male voice, you can produce an even
deeper and bigger voice.
A. PITCH
Adjusts the amount by which the pitch will be shifted. As you turn effect
knob A toward the left, the pitch of the voice will be lowered. If the knob is
turned all the way toward the right, the voice will be at the original pitch.
B. FORMANT
"Formants" are features of a voice that determine its character. Effect
knob B adjusts the formants. Turning the knob toward the left will produce
a deeper voice (as if the vocal cords were larger). If the knob is turned all the
way toward the right, the formants will be as in the original voice.
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If you apply this effect
excessively, the sound may
crack or distort.
You should input the voice
of only one person. The
clearer the original voice,
the better the effect will be.
The effect will not be
satisfactory if the voice
being input is too soft, or
if more than one person is
speaking, or if there is
excessive background
noise.
Formants These are fixed
frequency regions in which
the sound of a voice is
emphasized, thus
determining its basic
character. The location and
size of the formants
depends on the size of the
vocal cords, and differs
between men and women,
adults and children.
If you apply this effect
excessively, the sound may
crack or distort.
You should input the voice
of only one person. The
clearer the original voice,
the better the effect will be.
The effect will not be
satisfactory if the voice
being input is too soft, or if
more than one person is
speaking, or if there is
excessive background
noise.