The GigRig G3 ATOM User Manual page 13

THE ADVANCED SWITCHING SYSTEM
preset simply by adding my stop box mode preset. (In DEEP EDIT mode you can choose between 3
different types of Stomp – Standard, Sticky and Flash. Check in the deep edit guide for more info).
a. Select the preset that you want to create a stomp box mode preset using the footswitches.
b. Turn on the loop or the function that you want to add to another preset. It is important that
you only select the function or loop that you want to add and turn everything else off including the
outputs. If your delay is in loop 6 and that is what you want to be able to add in stompbox mode,
simply turn on loop 6 and make sure that every other function and loop is turned off.
c. now simply press stompbox. You will see a yellow light turns on next to the preset this
indicates that this preset is now in STOMPBOX mode.
d. Go to a normal preset you will see the yellow light of the stomp box mode preset stays on
Indicating that this is a stompbox mode preset and is ready to use.
e. Now try adding your stop box mode preset to your standard preset you will see loop 6 is added to
whatever loops you already had programmed in your standard preset.
You can create as many stompbox mode presets as you like. In Standard Stompbox mode, as soon as
you go back to a normal preset you clear the stompbox mode presets. If you choose Sticky Stomp, the
StompBox Preset will not be cleared when you go to a normal preset, and instead must be cleared
manually. In Flash mode, the Stompbox preset is momentary meaning that its only on while your foot is
on the preset.
There are 3 different stompbox modes. Standard which is detailed above, Sticky, and Flash.
Standard – All standard StompBox mode presets are cleared when a normal preset is pressed.
Sticky – Sticky Stomp presets are NOT cleared by a normal preset.
Flash – This Stompbox mode is momentary and is only active while the footswitch is pressed.
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