Alesis MICROVERB 4 User Manual

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ALESIS MicroVerb 4 Reference Manual

Page 2 - How To Use This Manual

Your First Session with the MicroVerb 4 – Chapter 1MicroVerb 4 Reference Manual 9The display will dim slightly when it is not displaying the current P

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Chapter 1 – Your First Session with the MicroVerb 410 MicroVerb 4 Reference ManualAuditioning Internal ProgramsThe MicroVerb 4 comes with 100 Programs

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Your First Session with the MicroVerb 4 – Chapter 1MicroVerb 4 Reference Manual 11Storing Edited ProgramsOnce you are satisfied with the changes you h

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Chapter 1 – Your First Session with the MicroVerb 412 MicroVerb 4 Reference Manual

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Connections – Chapter 2MicroVerb 4 Reference Manual 13CHAPTER 2CONNECTIONSAC Power HookupThe MicroVerb 4 comes with a power adapter suitable for the v

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Chapter 2 – Connections14 MicroVerb 4 Reference Manual• Although Alesis does not endorse any specific product, chemicals such as Tweekand Cramolin, wh

Page 8 - MICROVERB 4

Connections – Chapter 2MicroVerb 4 Reference Manual 15• Mono. Connect a mono cord to the [LEFT] INPUT of the MicroVerb 4 from amono source, and anoth

Page 9 - What’s on the Front Panel?

Chapter 2 – Connections16 MicroVerb 4 Reference ManualInterfacing to a Mixing ConsoleThe MicroVerb 4 handles mono or stereo sends at all system levels

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Connections – Chapter 2MicroVerb 4 Reference Manual 17Mono In - Stereo Out. If you only want to feed the MicroVerb 4 a mono input, butwish to connect

Page 11 - Auditioning Internal Programs

Chapter 2 – Connections18 MicroVerb 4 Reference ManualBy using individual channel inserts, you can dedicate the MicroVerb 4 to a specificchannel (or p

Page 12 - Bypassing Effects

MicroVerb 4 Reference Manual 1IntroductionThank you for purchasing the Alesis MicroVerb 4 Multieffects Processor. To take fulladvantage of the MicroVe

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Connections – Chapter 2MicroVerb 4 Reference Manual 19inputs. This is done by using two 1/4" mono cables to connect the Left and RightMain Output

Page 14 - CONNECTIONS

Chapter 2 – Connections20 MicroVerb 4 Reference ManualAvoiding Ground LoopsIn today’s studio, where it seems every piece of equipment has complex rout

Page 15 - Input Jack Wiring

Connections – Chapter 2MicroVerb 4 Reference Manual 21MIDIMIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) is an internationally-accepted protocol thatallo

Page 16 - INSTRUMENT OR EFFECTS SEND

Chapter 2 – Connections22 MicroVerb 4 Reference Manualassembly with a stereo cord already attached. The pedals are often packaged withdigital pianos.Y

Page 17 - Using Aux Sends

Overview of Effects – Chapter 3MicroVerb 4 Reference Manual 23CHAPTER 3OVERVIEW OF EFFECTSReverb EffectsReverb is made up of a large number of distinc

Page 18 - Using Inserts

Chapter 3 – Overview of Effects24 MicroVerb 4 Reference Manualsome of these effects can sound similar to one another depending on the parametersetting

Page 19 - Using Main Outputs

Overview of Effects – Chapter 3MicroVerb 4 Reference Manual 25This is a less processor intensive version of the Stereo Chorus, used in Multi Effectcon

Page 20 - MIXINPUT OUTPUT

Chapter 3 – Overview of Effects26 MicroVerb 4 Reference ManualRate (Edit A)The Rate control sets the speed of the Chorus or Flanging sweep. When the E

Page 21 - Avoiding Ground Loops

Overview of Effects – Chapter 3MicroVerb 4 Reference Manual 27tap will be heard. At a setting of 10%, only a little signal will be fed back through th

Page 22 - Footswitch

Chapter 3 – Overview of Effects28 MicroVerb 4 Reference Manualeffect will ramp rather than change abruptly, just as a true Lezlie speaker systemwould

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Page 24 - OVERVIEW OF EFFECTS

Overview of Effects – Chapter 3MicroVerb 4 Reference Manual 29

Page 25 - Quad Chorus

Chapter 1 – Your First Session with the MicroVerb 430 MicroVerb 4 Reference Manual

Page 26 - Auto Pan

Description of Controls – Chapter 4MicroVerb 4 Reference Manual 31CHAPTER 4DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLSFront PanelInput LevelThe Input Level controls the l

Page 27 - Delay Parameters

Chapter 4 – Description of Controls32 MicroVerb 4 Reference Manualwhich was last selected. (Note: When the MicroVerb 4’s power is disconnected, anyedi

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Description of Controls – Chapter 4MicroVerb 4 Reference Manual 33Edit A/ Edit B KnobsThe Edit A and Edit B knobs are used to adjust aspects of the cu

Page 29 - Multi Effects Parameters:

Chapter 4 – Description of Controls34 MicroVerb 4 Reference ManualRear PanelPowerThis is a plug for connecting the Alesis Model P3 +9VAC power supply

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Description of Controls – Chapter 4MicroVerb 4 Reference Manual 35These are 1/4" phone jacks which connect to sources such as the effects sends o

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Chapter 1 – Your First Session with the MicroVerb 436 MicroVerb 4 Reference Manual

Page 32 - DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS

Advanced Applications – Chapter 5MicroVerb 4 Reference Manual 37CHAPTER 5MIDI APPLICATIONSMIDI FunctionsThe MicroVerb 4 provides many MIDI functions,

Page 33 - VALUE Knob

Chapter 5 – Advanced Applications38 MicroVerb 4 Reference ManualMicroVerb 4:¿ Connect the MicroVerb 4’s [MIDI OUT] to the receiving device’s MIDI IN.¡

Page 34 - Edit A/ Edit B Knobs

ContentsMicroVerb 4 Reference Manual 3CONTENTSYour First Session with the MicroVerb 4 ... 7Unp

Page 35 - Rear Panel

Troubleshooting – Chapter 6MicroVerb 4 Reference Manual 39CHAPTER 6TROUBLESHOOTINGTroubleshooting IndexIf you are experience problems while operating

Page 36 - Output (Left & Right)

Chapter 6 – Troubleshooting40 MicroVerb 4 Reference ManualDisconnect the AC cord, then use a damp cloth to clean the MicroVerb 4’s metal andplastic su

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MIDI Implementation ChartMidiVerb 4 Reference Manual 41MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHARTFunction Transmitted Recognized RemarksBasicChannelDefaultChangedX* *

Page 38 - MIDI APPLICATIONS

Specifications42 MicroVerb 4 Reference ManualSPECIFICATIONSElectricalFrequency Response: ±1dB from 20Hz to 20 kHzDynamic Range: >90dB "A"

Page 39 - Realtime Modulation Functions

SpecificationsMicroVerb 4 Reference Manual 43Factory Preset Programs (ROM): 100Internal processing resolution: 24 bit accumulatorDelay memory: 1270 m

Page 40 - TROUBLESHOOTING

Contents4 MicroVerb 4 Reference ManualPitch Shifter Effects ...

Page 41 - Obtaining Repair Service

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Page 42 - MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART

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Page 43 - SPECIFICATIONS

Your First Session with the MicroVerb 4 – Chapter 1MicroVerb 4 Reference Manual 7CHAPTER 1YOUR FIRST SESSION WITH THEMICROVERB 4Unpacking and Inspecti

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Chapter 1 – Your First Session with the MicroVerb 48 MicroVerb 4 Reference Manual¿ Before turning on the MicroVerb 4’s power, check the following item

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