Adding Fx Modules - DigiTech Artist GSP-2101 Owner's Manual

• Pressing the [ENTER] button once. The Edit LED lights and the display reads:
followed by:
You can now select whether you want to modify the current Algorithm, create a new Algorithm,
or Exit directly out of Edit mode.
Edit LED indicator - This LED is located in the Display Window (see pg. 12) and indi-
cates (when lit) that you are in Algorithm Edit mode. This LED lights when performing
operations like adding or deleting effects Modules from an Algorithm or when naming
an Algorithm.
Once you are in Edit mode, you can exit by pressing the [3] button. If you have made any
changes to the Algorithm, the display reads:
This prompt allows you to save the algorithm, return to the Edit mode, or exit the Edit mode
without saving any of the changes you made.
Adding FX Modules: Adding effects Modules to an Algorithm is like placing a group of objects
on a table for later use. They are not arranged in any specific order (although you can use
AutoLink™if Modules are added to the Algorithm in an order that reflects the way they will be
routed), and there are no inputs or outputs connected. Once all the Modules that you want to
use have been added, you can begin the Linking process.
NOTE: There are a few conditions that will prevent you from making changes to existing
Algorithms. For instance, if an existing Algorithm is used by more than one Program,
you will only be allowed to temporarily add or delete effects Modules to and from the
Algorithm. Permanent changes to the Algorithm can only be saved as a new Algorithm
that contains all the elements of the Algorithm you modified originally. This safety fea
ture prevents you from accidentally modifying Programs by making changes to their
assigned Algorithms.
The GSP-2101 Artist will allow changes to be saved to an existing User Algorithm if it
is used by only one Program. Any modification attempts under any other circumstances
will be deferred to a new Algorithm.
GSP-2101 Artist Owner's Manual
Entering edit
mode, Please wait
/
Edit Algorithm:
¡Modify Current Alg
™Create New Alg
£Exit Edit Mode
Save Changes ?
¡Yes ™Edit £Exit
Section 4 - Algorithm Usage
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