Editing (Menu); Setup (Settings For The Ve-5); Display Contrast; Auto Off Function - Boss VE-5 Owner's Manual

Editing (Menu)

Editing procedure in the menu
The same procedure is used for all edits in the menu.
1. Press the [MENU] button .
2. Turn the [SOUND] knob to select
a menu item, and press the [ ]
button to confirm your selection .
Select a menu item
MENU
MIC
Confirm your selection
3. Use the [ ] [ ] buttons to select a
parameter, and turn the [SOUND]
knob to edit the value of that
parameter .
Select a parameter
MIC
PhantomPower On
Edit the value
4. Press the [EXIT] button to return to
the top screen .
* To access the SETUP, CTL PEDAL and PHRASE LOOP, press the
[MENU] button and then turn the [SOUND] knob to the left.
* In SETUP, CTL PEDAL, PHRASE LOOP and MIC you can make
overall (SYSTEM) settings that apply to the entire VE-5. Even if you
switch sounds, these settings will not change.

SETUP (Settings for the VE-5)

Here you can specify the functions of the display and Auto
Off.
Parameter Explanation

Display Contrast

Contrast
Adjusts the display contrast (legibility).
(default: 5)

Auto Off Function

With the factory settings, the VE-5 will
automatically be switched off 10 hours after you
Auto Off
stop playing or operating the unit.
(default: On)
If you don't want the unit to turn off automatically,
change this setting to "Off. "

CTL PEDAL (External Foot Switch)

Here you can specify the functions of the foot switches (p. 10)
connected to the CTL 1, 2 jacks.
Parameter Explanation
EFX On/Off
Ctl1
HRM On/Off Same operation as the [HARMONY] button
(default:
SOUND Inc
HRM On/Off )
SOUND Dec Selects the previous sound
Ctl2
FAV Inc
(default:
FAV Dec
EFX On/Off )
Loop Play
Loop Stop

PHRASE LOOP

Here you can specify the type of the phrase loop (p. 8).
Parameter Explanation
Perform
LoopType
(default:
Perform)
Check

MIC (Settings for the Mic)

Here you can make settings for the mic.
Parameter Explanation

Mic Input Sensitivity

MicSens
Adjusts the input sensitivity of the mic (p. 11).
(default: 40)
Effect on/off
Selects the next sound
Selects the next favorite sound
Selects the previous favorite sound
Same operation as the [LOOP] button
Same operation as the LOOP [STOP] button
The sound processed by the effect
will be recorded and overdubbed
(p. 8).
The sound unprocessed by the effect
will be recorded, and the effect will
be applied when the loop plays back
(Sound Check: p. 8).
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