Operation Manual

4.5 The Drive Module 33

are raised from or applied on the fork when a key is depressed or released. This

gives a more realistic and lively sound. This Damper module responds to the

sustain pedal signal via the Damper MIDI Control Change message (CC#64). In

order for Lounge Lizard Session to respond to a sustain pedal, simply set your synth

or MIDI controller to send its sustain pedal signal via this MIDI Control Change

message.

4.5 The Drive Module

The Drive module implements a simple distortion or overdrive

effect such as that found in distortion pedals for example.

The Amount knob is a gain control used to adjust the level of dis-

tortion applied to the the signal. In its leftmost position, almost no

distortion is applied to the signal and turning the knob clockwise in-

creased the amount of distortion applied to the signal. The effect is

switched on or off by clicking on the green LED in the upper right

corner of the module.

4.6 The Effect Module

Lounge Lizard Session is equipped with a conﬁgurable Ef-

fect module. Effects are selected using the drop-down menu.

The effect list includes chorus, ﬂanger, vibrato, digital delay,

ping pong delay, tape delay, phaser, auto wah and wah wah.

All the effects share the same interface except for the labels

under the control knobs which vary depending on the effect

chosen. This module is switched on or off by clicking on the

green LED in the upper right corner of the module.

4.6.1 Chorus

The chorus effects can be controlled with the two knobs appearing at the bottom

of the module. The Depth knob is used to control the amplitude of the effect while

the Rate knob is used to ﬁx the modulation frequency of the effect.