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Additional Features: Tuner
Leads
10.5 LEADS
The leads are two global sound patches created by a specific configuration of Com-
pressor, ,Boost, Preamp,Pre_loop, Amp switching and Noise gate which the user can
access by sending one MIDI CC command. All other parameters/effects which are
not part of the lead patch are not subjected to changes. Therefore if you are playing
a preset with distortion and delay, a lead recall will change the distortion while the
delay settings remain unchanged. Once the lead is de-activated all he parameters
modified by the leads are restored into the original preset configuration.
10.5.1 ACCESSING LEAD SOUNDS VIA MIDI CC
To activate/deactivate the leads you need to send the corresponding MIDI CC
(Lead 1= MIDI CC31, Lead 2= MIDI CC33)
Lead 1 has priority on Lead 2. If both Leads are turn on, you play with Lead 1. Once
Lead 1 is turned off, Lead 2 is in control.
10.5.2 ASSIGN LEADS
Each lead preset has a pointer to one of 400 presets. Only the settings that involves
Compressor, ,Boost, Preamp, Pre_loop, Amp switching and Noise gate are part of the
lead settings; the remaining setting are disregarded. if you are playing a preset that
has a modulation or delay activted and yo turn on the Lead1 the modulationa and
delay setting will not be affected by a Lead call
To enter the Lead menus configuration page, press the multi-function key [10b] la-
belled 'Lead' on
page 4/5
To change the Assign a lead preset, press EDIT [5]. Use the arrow keys [3] to
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position the blinking cursor next to Assign. Adjust the value with the selection
dial [4].
Assign Leads
Lead1=000
Lead2=001
of the main menu.
CleanBlues
Ç
CleanJazzy
Ç
10.6 WAH VIA MIDICC
To turn on/off the wah you need to send MIDICC#30. Use MIDICC#75 to control
the frequency via an expression pedal. If you use the MIDICC#30 the filter routing
is assigned to type 5 (filter F1 before the distortion). For more information on the
effect layout refer to
page 32,33
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