Global Cabinet Modeling; V-Switch Sensitivity; Volume Pedal Update; Dry Track - DigiTech RP 2000 User Manual

Section Five - Other Functions

Global Cabinet Modeling

The Cabinet Modeling in the RP2000 can be enabled globally in every Preset.This can save time when your application
requires the use of the Cabinet Modeling on all Presets.To access the Global Cabinet Modeling, press the Utility button
and scroll to the left or right until the display shows cabloc (Cabinet Local), or cabglb (Cabinet Global).When set
to Global, all Presets will have the Cabinet Modeling enabled, regardless of whether it was programmed into a Preset
or not.When set to Local, the Cabinet Modeling will only be enabled on Presets which were programmed with it on.
Presets using Acoustic Models are not affected by the Global Cabinet Modeling.

V-Switch Sensitivity

Applying extra pressure on the toe of the Expression Pedal engages a feature we call the V-Switch.The V-Switch is used
to enable or disable the effect selected in the Wah/Pitch module.The sensitivity of the V-Switch can be tailored to
engage with the amount of pressure you wish to use.To adjust the V-Switch sensitivity, press the Utility button and
scroll to the left of right until the Display shows v swch. Rotate the Data Wheel to select the sensitivity you desire.
Ranges from 1 to 99 (with 99 requiring more pressure to engage).

Volume Pedal Update

The RP2000 provides the option of selecting the Expression Pedal's position to be updated after changing Presets when
it is linked to the Volume Parameter. This feature allows you to change Presets and retain the same volume level from
the previous Preset if the Expression Pedal is assigned to control volume on both Presets. If this feature is disabled, new
Presets will load with the volume Parameter initializing at the Level value stored to the Preset.To enable or disable this
feature, press the Utility button and scroll to the left or right until the Display shows volupd. Rotate the Data Wheel
to select on (enabled), or of (disabled).

Dry Track

The Dry Track option is used to select whether the Digital Output taps the signal before or after the Effects, Delay, and
Reverb modules.With Dry Track enabled, the signal delivered to the Digital Output signal includes processing from the
Pickup Modeling module through the Noise Gate module.With the Dry Track disabled, the Digital Output signal
includes all processing.This is useful for recording dry guitar tracks with the intent of adding processing after the guitar
tracks have been recorded. All effects can be monitored through the left, right, and headphone outputs even when Dry
Track is enabled.To access the Dry Track option:
1. Press the Utility button and scroll to the left or right until the Display shows drytrk.
2. Rotate the Data Wheel to select on (enabled) or of (disabled) in the red Display.
Note: If either the Wah Pitch or Effects modules are configured to be "Pre" Amp Modeling, these effects
will be heard at the Digital Output when Dry Track is enabled.
Bank Names
The RP2000 provides the ability to customize the names of each of the 16 User Banks where the 64 User Presets
reside. Customized Bank names aid in quickly identifying the User Bank containing the Presets you may need for a par-
ticular song.The procedure for naming the User Banks is as follows:
1. Press the Utility button and scroll to the left or right until the Display shows the name of User Bank 1. From the fac-
tory this bank is named shocas.
2. Rotate the Data Wheel to select the User Bank you wish to rename.
3. Press the Store button once which takes you into the naming menu.The far left letter of the Bank name begins to
blink.
4. Rotate the Data Wheel to change the character of the blinking letter.
5. Press the Rhythm button to select characters to the right, or the FX Mode button to select characters to the left.
Rotating the Data Wheel will change the alphabetic character.
6. Once the desired Bank name is showing in the Display, press the Store button again.The Display will briefly show-
namsvd indicating that the Bank name has been saved, and then return to the new Bank name.
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