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The processors have 100 different effects programs available.
These can be divided up into 7 groups, as follows:
multi-effects:
special effects:
delays:
choruses:
reverbs:
discrete stereo effects:
utility programs:
(test tones, tuner, metronome)
The charts on the following pages show the program number, the
name of the effect, whether it uses chorus, flanging, delay and/or
reverb, and other useful information for each of the processors.
Some things to know about the digital display:
When you power up the processor, it runs itself through a quick
self-test, then goes to whatever preset you last saved. When the unit
is turned on for the very first time (before any presets have been
changed), or is "reset" (see page 19), none of the presets will be lit
and the display will read "00."
When using the tuner, the display characters for the notes being
tuned will read out in upper or lower case, depending on the note. The
notes will look like this (see also page 21):
E
IMPORTANT NOTE: In the unlikely event the processor locks up, the
display will show the letter "F." (This is not to be confused with the pos-
sibility of the "F" appearing when using the tuner.) If this happens, try
resetting the unit (see page 19). If the display still shows an "F" after
resetting, pull the plug and call for service!
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00-29 (both)
30-39 (both)
40-59 (both)
60-69 (GFX)
70-84 (GFX)
85-96 (both)
97-99 (both)
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60-69 (BFX)
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