Accessing The Green And Red Preset Banks; Three Different Preset Modes - Source Audio Spectrum Intelligent Filter User Manual

Octave Lead (Red Bank – Right Position): Our thickest default Spectrum sound lends itself
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well to lead lines and solos. Dry signal is mixed with an monophonic octave down and octave
up, and then run through our Peak, Notch, Low-Pass filter controlled by the Wide
Range envelope.

Accessing the Green and Red Preset Banks

The Spectrum can store up to six presets (2 banks of 3 presets) accessible without a MIDI controller
or the Neuro Editor.
Green Preset Bank (Indicated by the green center LED): By default the center toggle switch
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selects between three presets (TRON, DUMPLING, THRUST) stored in the first (green) bank of
presets.
Red Preset Bank (Indicated by the red center LED): Pressing the ALT button on the topside of
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the pedal initiates a blinking pattern from the Alternate Function LED on the pedal's face,
indicating that the second preset bank is accessible with the toggle switch. Upon moving the
toggle switch the center LED will turn red indicating the current preset is drawn from the second
bank. Follow the same process to switch back to the green bank.
Also, pressing and holding the footswitch from the bypassed state will toggle between the first
(Green) and second (Red) preset banks. Note: if "Quick Bank Switch Using Footswitch" has been
selected from the Neuro Editor's "Spectrum Intelligent Filter Hardware Options," it is also
possible to change preset banks with the footswitch while the pedal is still engaged.

Three Different Preset Modes

Connecting the Spectrum to the Neuro Desktop or Neuro Mobile App (See the Neuro Section for
more info) allows you to select between three different Preset Modes: Preset (default mode),
Control, and WYSIWYG ("What You See Is What You Get"). To select which mode your Spectrum
operates under, go the Spectrum's Hardware Options Menu (the gear icon in the Connection section)
and use the Preset Mode menu. Each mode is universal and applies to all six presets available in the
green and red preset banks.
Preset (Default) Mode
Preset Mode engages a pre-programmed preset. So upon the initial engagement of a preset the knob
parameters will instantly jump to their saved values, regardless of the physical position of the knobs.
Upon making a knob adjustment, the center LED will start to blink, indicating that edits have been
made. After making an adjustment you can save the new settings by pressing and holding the
footswitch until the center LED stops blinking (around five seconds).
Control Mode
In Control Mode each preset engages with a pre-programmed preset, meaning the physical positions
of the knobs do not affect the sound of the preset. It is, however, possible to reach down and make
knob adjustments on the fly. If, after making a knob adjustment, the pedal is bypassed then
reengaged without moving the toggle switch, the sound will continue to reflect the new knob
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