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11 EVB3 > The EVB3 Effects Section
The EVB3 Effects Section
There is one final stage in the EVB3 signal chain before the signal hits the Rotary Cabinet section. The EVB3 Effects section includes a wah effect and a distortion effect, two effects commonly associated with tonewheel organs. In fact, the distortion effect works in concert with the Rotary Cabinet section, emulating the amplifier stage of a rotary speaker. The distortion is dealt with here because it works before the EVB3 signal hits the virtual speakers of the rotary speaker—the Rotary Cabinet section deals with the actual sound of the cabinet, its speakers, and how they are virtually miked, among other things. Figure 11.17 shows the EVB3 Effects section.
Figure 11.17 The EVB3 Effects section.
The EVB3 Effects section parameters are: