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THE ADVANCED SWITCHING SYSTEM
4. BASIC PROGRAMMING
Most of the programming of G3 Atom is done via the top panel.
Everything is laid out in a simple, logical order to keep the experience as intuitive as possible.
4.1 PRE-SET PROGRAMMING
Pre-sets are at the heart of the Atom's extraordinary functionality. Whether you are controlling MIDI or
adding stop box mode it all happens within a pre-set.
a.
Starting with a simple pre-set. Select the pre-set that you want a programme using the
footswitches on G3. In the above example we have chosen preset 2
b.
Having selected the pre-set, all you need to do is turn on the loops and functions you want to
associate with that pre-set. We've chosen loops 1,2 & 6, as well as some POST GAIN. This pre-set
is now stored -there is no save button. It really is that simple!
c.
Move to a new pre-set and do the same thing. Simply turn on The loops and G3 Atom functions
that you want to access with the new pre-set. Now as we switch between those two programmed
pre-sets, you will see that from one pre-set to the other the loops and functions automatically turn
on and off depending on what you have programmed in each pre-set.
There are 8 standard pre-sets plus up to 8 hidden presets in each of G3 Atom's 99 banks.
4.2 STOMP BOX MODE
Stomp box mode allows you to add a loop or any combination of loops and functions on top
of a G3 Atom preset. For example, Let's say I have a rhythm sound setup and all I want to do
is boost that rhythm sound. There's no need for me to create a new pre-set, all I need to do is
to create a stomp box mode preset that has a boost in it. That way I can boost any standard
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