Chapter 2 Overview; Getting Started; Preview The Sounds From The Front Panel; Definitions And Abbreviations - Peavey TubeFex Operation Manual

Chapter 2
After connecting and :idjusting the levels on the Tube Fex, you n~ay wish to preview the sounds hefore
continuing on. This short section describes how you c;in quickly access each of the sounds :lnd gives ;I llrief
description of some of the functions of the optional MIDI Foot Controller.
will be under the letter A, B, or C in the top left corner of the display. This letter indicates the program bank
that is currently selected. (See the section titled, Setting Up Your Programs.)
The number that immedizttely follows the program bank, is the program number. It is ;I number between
0 and 127. The name that follows the program number is the preset name. Following the preset n:lme is
a letter U, F, or C and the preset number. This is the preset currently being plztyed. The letter indicates which
preset memory bank this preset is stored in: U is for user preset memory, F is for factory preset n~emory,
and C is for cartridge preset memory.
While the I-lashing cursor is under the program bank pressing the v or
being played. In this nunner you can listen to each one of the 128 presets in the bank. Incrementing al~)ve
program 127 or decrementing below program 0 will switch to the next progr~n bank.
Before continuing on into the cle~~iled operations of the Tube Fex, it would 1~ helpful to understand some
terms used in describing functions and cap:lbilities of the unit. Also presented here is ;l reference list of the
abbreviations you'll be running gross while programn+ng the Tube Fex.
Preset: This is the storqe location of all parameters pertaining to the sound itself. The preset can l->e
continuous controllers for that effects chain. Each preset h:ls a name. There :11-e two preset
memory banks in the Tube Fex: factory and user. When new, the user l->:lnk is identiul to the
you will 1~ saving these ch:~nges in the user memory or the option4 RAM c;trtridge. While you
locations in the user memory or the cartridge. The f;sctoly presets will :lt 2~11 times 1~ :lvailable
unchanged, 21s they came from the Peavey fr1ctot-y. When ;i IIAM urtridge is installed, ;I third bank
of 128 presets l->ecomes availat->le for play, editing, :md storage.

Chapter 2 Overview

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