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Page 1: Table Of Contents
Duo X User Guide From MOD Wiki This page is under construction, with contents copied from the Mod Duo guide. The MOD Duo X when powered up Contents 1 Warnings 2 Overview 3 Device features 3.1 Inputs and outputs 3.1.1 Inputs jacks 3.1.2 Expression/CC Input... -
Page 2: Warnings
3.1.4 Headphone/CC jack 3.1.5 Power jack 3.1.6 Control Chain port 3.1.7 USB Host port 3.1.8 USB computer port 3.1.9 DIN-MIDI I/O 3.1.10 SPDIF out 3.2 Actuators 3.2.1 Endless knobs 3.2.2 Left endless knob actions 3.2.3 Right endless knob actions 3.2.4 Knobs 3.2.5 Buttons 3.2.6 Performance buttons 3.2.6.1 Instant snapshots... -
Page 3: Overview
• To prevent risk of electric shock and fire because of overheating, please ensure that curtains and other objects do not prevent adapter ventilation. Overview The wireframe images below expose the controls and inputs/outputs that the MOD Duo X has. Device features Inputs and outputs... -
Page 4: Inputs Jacks
Headphone/CC jack The headphone output on the MOD Duo monitors output 1 and 2. It is possible to set the volume level of the headphone output through the device menu. -
Page 5: Control Chain Port
USB computer port This port is mostly used to connect the MOD Duo to your PC for setting it up. When executing a manual system update, its use changes to a mass-storage device, so that you can copy the update-file to the MOD Duo. -
Page 6: Knobs
Knobs Duo X has 8 knobs that can be used to control plugins parameters. See how to assign plugin parameters to actuators. Buttons Duo X has 4 buttons that can be used to control plugins parameters. It can hold switch parameters, such as a bypass switch, enumerators and tap tempo parameters. -
Page 7: Left Display
How each section of the screen maps to each actuator Left Display The top section of the left display shows the Current Pedalboard name. The section just below it shows the control mapped to the left endless knob. The four following sections represent the four knobs. The bottom section represents the two left buttons. -
Page 8: Dimensions
The top section of the right display shows the Master Volume. The Master Volume can be adjusted by pressing and holding the right endless knob. See more information in the Adjusting Volumes section. The rest of the sections represent each actuator in the same way as in the left display, but mapping to the knobs and button on the right. -
Page 9: Tuning
To exit the tuner press and hold the right knob for one second. If you see a question mark on the tuner screen, it means the MOD Duo is not receiving any input or the input levels are too low. -
Page 10: Switching Pages
IMAGE: screenshot: detail of the address interface in the GUI showing the 3 pages of actuators. The pagination button is the central of the 3 top buttons in the Duo X panel. It's light indicate the current selected page:... -
Page 11: True Bypass
True Bypass MOD Duo X has a true bypass circuit for each pair of input/output. This allows you to physically connect input 1 to output 1, and input 2 to output 2. The true bypass is enabled when the device is off and it is automatically disabled after the current pedalboard is loaded. -
Page 12: Accessing Via Usb Cable
The easiest way to access the GUI is through the USB cable. Simply connect the USB cable, which you received along with your MOD Duo X, to your PC or Mac. The operating system should recognize the MOD Duo X as a network device and configure it automatically. However, this process...
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