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How to Use Your Pedalino
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Press Set Key (11) to enter in the editing page of the selected Pad.
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From this page, you can assign to a specific pad one or more effects.
Use the + Key (8) and the - Key (9) to navigate through the effect chain
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and the Set Key (11) to toggle a specific effect (refer to the effect posi-
tion diagram).
Wah/Filters(Fi1=Filter 1, Fi2=Filter2, F12= Filter 1+2 etc)
Compressor(Cp)
Cp Fi1 Bo Pr Ex
T Vo Ph Ch Dl Ax
Tremolo(T), Panner(T)
Volume(Vo)
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If you wish, repeat the last two points for the other pads and return to
the main page by pressing the Exit. The virtual board settings are au-
tomatically stored in the Pedalino and the virtual board is ready to be
used.
When the Pedalino enters into virtual board mode, it retrieves automatically
the corresponding routing based on the preset definition (see above Effect
position and routing).
Rev. 2.0 - EN EU - fw 4.22
E ect's position and routing
Boost(Bo)
Preamp(Pr)
External /Ex(Ex)
Phaser(Ph)
Aux/Dsp(Vo)
Delay(Dl)
Chours(Ch), Chorus+Vibe(CV), Flanger(Fl)
If a preset is an empty one, the default routings are loaded as shown in the
previous figure. In virtual board mode Pad 1 is always assigned to Lead 1
If Lead 1 is engaged any changes on Compressor, Boost, Preamp, External
generated by toggling VB pads will not be effective. In fact Lead 1 is defined
as a sub list of parameters of a specific preset on which Compressor, Boost,
Preamp, External, Amp switching settings are defined.
Lead1 takes priority over any current setting on the sub list of parameters.
Wah, Filters, Modulation, Delay, DSP/AUX, Volume are not affected by Lead
changes.
8.4.3 Expression pedal functions
By using anyone of four pads at the pressure LEVEL 3, you can assign the four
different functions for the expression pedal:
Pad 1 (Bypass)= Tap tempo via expression pedal
Pad 2 (-)=Turn On/Off the Wah
Pad 3 (Load)= Assign the ADES parameter to expression pedal
Pad 4 (+) =Turn On/Off the Volume pedal
The function of the expression pedal is identified on the display by the under-
line char _ below an effect or note (tap tempo) as explained in
Each time you change the function of the expression pedal, the underline
char moves accordingly to inform the user on which operation is assigned to.
8.4.4 Reset virtual board changes
By using the virtual board you can activate and deactivate different effects
and therefore change the preset chain. If you wish to restore the preset
chain as originally defined, you can hold and press the Pad3 to Level 3 for
about 2 sec.
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