Using An Expression Pedal; Set The Control Parameter And Adjustment Range - Zoom G2.1Nu Operation Manual

Using an Expression Pedal
Use the G2.1Nu's built-in expression pedal or an optional connected expression pedal (FP01/FP02) to control volume
and effect parameters in real time.
Set the control parameter and
adjustment range
1. Select a patch that uses the expression
pedal.
When using the G2Nu, connect an optional
NOTE
expression pedal (FP01/FP02) to the CONTROL
IN jack.
2. Set the module selector to "TOTAL" and
use the effect type [▼]/[▲] keys to select
"RTM."
Select control Set range
destination
(minimum)
3. Turn Parameter knob 1 to set the module to
be controlled by the expression pedal.
On the G2.1Nu, you can also use the PEDAL
ASSIGN key to set the module controlled. The
indicator lights next to the selected destination.
ZOOM G2Nu/G2.1Nu
OFF
VOLUME
EFX
DRIVE
MOD
DELAY
REVERB
Set range
(maximum)
4.
Destination
Indicator
(DEST) display
(None)
VOLUME
EFX
DRIVE
MODULATION
DELAY
REVERB
• In the Effect Type Parameters section, a pedal
HINT
icon appears next to effect types/parameters
that can be controlled by an expression pedal
(→ P33– 48).
• When set to "VOLUME," the volume cannot
exceed the range set by the master level and
patch level parameters.
• For settings other than "VOLUME," if you press
the built-in expression pedal until it stops and
then push it down farther, you can turn the con-
trolled module ON/OFF.
• When the controlled module is OFF, the indica-
tor next to it blinks (on the G2.1Nu). In this
state, you can press hard on the built-in expres-
sion pedal to turn the module ON, or choose a
different module to be controlled.
Use Parameter knobs 2 and 3 to change the
adjustment range of the control parameter.
Use Parameter knob 2 to set the minimum value
(MIN) and Parameter knob 3 to set the maximum
value (MAX). The range that can be set depends
on the controlled module selected in step 3.
Parameter value
MAX
MIN
When MAX > MIN
Parameter value
MAX
MIN
Parameter controlled
(None)
Volume
EFX module
DRIVE module
MODULATION module
DELAY module
REVERB module
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