- Hi, I'm Jordan from Kettner Creative. In this video, we're gonna walk through all 24 of the built in effects in the Yamaha MG10XU audio mixing console. To help us do that, we plugged in the Neat Worker
Bee condenser microphone. I love this microphone, I
think it's a great value. It's the current microphone
that I'm recommending to anybody who's just getting
into home studio recording or video streaming or something like that. They just need a cheap,
great sounding microphone, that's what this is. We do have some links
in the description below for everything that you see in this video, if you're curious about pricing or specs or anything like that. Now, before we get into
demoing the built in 24 effects on this audio mixer,
let's quickly talk about how all the effects
routing works on the mixer. So as we come down our channel strip here for the microphone that we're using, the microphone that you hear right now, we have the FX send. I'm gonna turn that up to
this triangle position, it's just a good starting
point, it's not a rule. But that's just generally
where I like to start it. You can mix in all your other channels as to how much of the
effects that you want. And if you don't want to use
the built in effects engine, you can connect something to
this FX send, like a monitor, and you can use it as
a normal AUX channel. If you wanna use external effects, you would connect this to
an external effects unit, bring it back into the mixer, through the stereo line
level inputs right here, and then you can turn it
up as your effects return and mix it in as you want. Now, for this video, we're obviously demonstrating
the 24 built-in effects. So it comes down here, it runs through the effects
engine where there's a program and you can press to select
the program that you wanna use. There's a legend here and
there's a parameter knob. The parameter knob is what
makes the Yamaha MG10XU unique, and a much better effects engine compared to its competitors
in the same price range. That parameter knob is
really, really effective for really dialing in the
effects, how you want it. Once you do that, then you
can turn the effects on and you can turn up your effects return. So now we can hear that reverb
of the reverb hall one here. So we have reverb hall one, and now we're gonna play
with the parameter knob. Now we're just gonna start going through all 24 of the effects. So reverb hall one. Helloo. Hello. As we expand the parameter, the decay time just gets
really stretched out there. Program two. Hello, hello, hello, hello. This is reverb hall two. (makes echoed "o" sound) Reverb hall three, or
this is reverb room one, which is effect three. It's a lot tighter. It's a room delay. Check, check. One, two. Reverb room two. This is tighter and
then we open it back up to reverb room two. Room two. This is reverb stage one. Stage one. Stage one. Stage one. One. This is reverb stage
two effect number six. Reverb stage two. Reverb plate number seven. Reverb plate. Plate, plate reverb, all
the way up to max now. Number eight is drum AMB. Drum AMB min all the way up to max. Drum. Hello, hello. Hello. Hello. Early Ref. Early Ref at mid. Early Ref at max. Max. All the way up to effect 10, now. A single delay. Delay. Hello. Whoa. Hello. Can you hear me now? Can you hear me now? Now. Now. Now. Now we're up to 11. That was gate Reverb, sorry. Now we're up to single delay. Check.
(echoed) Check.
(echoed) That makes a lot more sense.
(echoed) Single.
(echoed "single"). Check.
(echoed "check"). Single
(echoed "single"). As in
(echoed "as in"). One
(echoed "one"). One
(echoed "one"). Two
(echoed "two"). Three
(echoed "three"). Up to 12, which is a regular delay. Delay. Delay. Like the twilight zone. Check.
(repeated echo "check") Check.
(repeated echo "check") Check.
(repeated echo "check") This is The Neat Worker Bee.
(echo) Vocal echo.
(echo) Vocal echo.
(echo) Here's the echo on the vocal.
(echo) Up to karaoke. Karaoke. Kara
(echo) oke.
(echo) Kara
(echo) oke.
(echo) Now we go up to a Phaser. Phase, phaaaser. phaaaser. Then we have the flanger, flanger. Flaaanger. Flanger, flanger, flanger. Let me go up to 17, chorus one. Chorus one, chorus one, 18 is chorus two. This is the prank call effect. If you ever want to
prank call your friends. Hello, hello. I have a very discrete message for you and you need to do what I say. 19, symphonic check, check
one, two, three, four, symphonic, symphonic. Tremolo 20, tremolo, tremolo,
tremolo, tremolo, tremoloooo. Ottawa 21, Ottawa, wa, Ottawaaaaa. Radio voice. Who has the radio voice,
radio voice, radio voice, radio voice. Distortion. Distortion, hello, can you hear me now? Can you hear me now? Distortion. And 24 pitch change. Hello, this is another
one that would be good for prank calling your friends. Hello? I have, check, check, one, two. Hello. Hey, hello. Hey, two different voices there. All right. So that's the 24 effects that are built into the Yamaha MG10XU
audio mixing console just to make sure that's off now. I hope this video is helpful. If you have any questions
about the built in effects or how they work, or how they sound, or anything that you didn't
get out of this video but want to know more about, please leave a comment in
the comment section below. And if you want to see more
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