Which modulation parameters are adjustable in the S6000?

In the TC Electronic System 6000, the modulation parameters such as depth, rate, and feedback are critical for achieving the desired sound design and effects processing.

Depth controls the intensity of the modulation effect, allowing for variations in how pronounced the modulation sound feels. The rate determines how fast the modulation oscillates, which can create effects such as vibrato or chorus depending on the settings used. Feedback enhances the modulation effect by feeding some of the output back into the input, which can create richer and more complex sounds.

These parameters together provide significant flexibility and control over the modulation effects, making them essential tools for sound designers and engineers working with the S6000. Understanding these modulation parameters allows for more creative and precise sound manipulation in various applications, from post-production to live sound.

The other choices do not pertain to standard adjustable modulation parameters in the same way. Options like microphone sensitivity or reverb size are related to input gain or reverb processing respectively, rather than modulation directly. Pitch and tempo are important in a broader musical context but are not parameters typically classified under modulation adjustments in this system.