User Manual

MASTER PANEL

Iris 2 | MASTER EFFECTS Page 36

The four modulatable-eect dry/wet knobs located at the bottom panel will only be

activated when Master Mode is enabled. Master Mode can be enabled by clicking on the

Master button next the Master Eects label.

When the Master button is lit up in a blue color, that indicates that Iris 2 eects are in

Master Mode. The text in the Master Eects Controls will also become white. All text and

knobs are greyed out when Master Mode is disabled.

An eect must be turned on before its respective knob will become operable. There is a

power button at the top-left above each knob which can turn on the eect. The image

below shows the Distortion eect is turned on, with the knob operable and ready to be

turned up (or have modulators applied). We can see the Chorus eect is turned o,

signiﬁed by the power button and knob being greyed out:

These power buttons also give you a quick way to bypass the eects without changing

your send values. The arrow to the right of each eect power button will open a pop-

over window containing all the eects parameters. For more information on the individual

eects and their respective parameters, refer to the section on Eects Processing.

Because the Master Eect knobs control the proportion of Wet (or aected) signal to Dry

(or unaected) signal, their units might be best thought of as a percentage. For example, if

the Reverb control is set to 40.0, then 60% of Iris 2’s output will be the Dry signal, and 40%

will be only Reverb. These knobs are all modulatable, and can all be adjusted by clicking

and dragging on the knob, or clicking on the knob once and then using the up/down keys

for step-through values.