index
preface
Content

Chapter 1: Overview of Effectors
1 Basic Concepts of Effectors
What are effectors? / Types of effectors

2 Basic Connection and Usage
Basic Connection Methods / Connectors and Balanced/Unbalanced / Level and Impedance

Chapter 2 Types of Effectors
1 Dynamics series
What is the dynamics series?
- Compressor, limiter
- Expander, noise gate

2 filter series
What is a filter series?
- Equalizer, Exciter
- Filter, wah pedal
- Talking modulator, vocoder

3 drive series
What is the drive series?
- Fuzz
- Distortion
- Overdrive
- Octaver
- Ring modulator
- Low-fi processor

4 Modulation Series
What is the modulation series?
Basic knowledge of LFO
- Tremolo, auto pan
- Phaser
- Flanger
- Chorus
- Rotary effector

5 space series
What is a spatial series?
- Delay, echo
- Reverb
- Pitch shifter, harmonizer
- Stereo image, 3D series effectors

6 Amp Simulator Series
What is the Amp Simulator series?
Let's understand the structure of amplifiers and speakers.
- Amp simulator
- Speaker simulator, microphone simulator

7 Listration Series
What is the listration series?
- Elimination of hum and pop noises
- Denoiser, declicker, debuzzer

8 Multi-effects and MIDI
What is a multi-effects unit? / Basic operation of a multi-effects unit / Effects and MIDI / DAWs and controllers

Chapter 3: Practical Use of Effectors
1 Plug-in Effectors VS Hardware Effectors
What are Plug-in Effectors? / Various Standards and Compatibility / The Difference Between Plug-ins and Hardware

2 Effects settings that performers should know
Guitarist / Bassist / Keyboardist, Electronica, DJ / Vocalist

3 Effects Settings Every Engineer Should Know
PA / Recording / Mixing / Mastering

Glossary

Conclusion

COLUMN
①DI and Re-Amp
②Gizmotron and E-bow
③ Parts used in effectors
④Analog tape recorder
⑤Uni-Vibe
⑥AKG BX20
⑦Formant pitch shift and granular synthesizer
⑧3D sound
⑨Acoustic Guitar Simulator
⑩Other synthesizers
⑪ Artist playing the effector