Control Functions - Electro-Harmonix Super Switcher User Manual

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ONTROL UNCTIONS
BOOST
The Super Switcher has a clean boost function that is placed after loop 8
at the output of the signal chain. The boost is stereo—using the boost
function will not collapse a stereo signal to mono. The boost function can
be turned on and off at any time by pressing the BOOST footswitch. The
ON/OFF status of the boost function can be saved per preset but the
amount of boost gain can only be adjusted by turning the BOOST knob.
The BOOST knob setting is not saved with presets.
CTRL 1 & CTRL 2
The Super Switcher has two control functions that can be used as
general-purpose switches. This is useful to change channels on
amplifiers, turn amp reverb or tremolo on and off, or switch parameters
on effects pedals remotely. The control functions can be configured as
normally open or normally closed switches. Latching or momentary
behavior can also be selected. The CTRL 1 function can also be set up to
act as a master bypass for the Super Switcher's effect loops.
Engage/disengage the control functions by pressing the CTRL 1 or CTRL
2 footswitches. The control functions are always live and available. The
control function ON/OFF status can be saved per preset. Each switches
setup behavior is global for CTRL 1 and CTRL 2 and not saved with
presets. See SETUP MENU.
TAP FOOTSWITCH & OUTPUT
The Super Switcher has an auxiliary output jack for tap tempo. This
output can be configured to send out different signals based on the
setup. See SETUP MENU.
tAP ON
When the setting is set to , the Super Switcher automatically
outputs updated tap signals based on adjusting the BPM with the VALUE
knob or new tempo information from the TAP footswitch. The Super
Switcher waits until a new BPM is set and then sends four tap pulses
from the TAP output jack. If the Super Switcher is receiving MIDI clock,
the TAP output will continuously send a tap signal at the same tempo as
the MIDI clock.
tAP OFF
When setting is set to , the TAP output directly mirrors presses
to the TAP footswitch, behaving like a manual tap tempo footswitch.
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