Speaker Simulator; Volume - DigiTech RP14D User Manual

Speaker Simulator

Parameters
On/Bypass
The RP14D's Speaker Simulator circuitry allows you to use it in both recording and live situations without lugging heavy amps and/or cabi-
nets around. Just connect the RP14D's outputs to a mixing console and engage the Speaker Simulator. No miking hassles, no heavy equip-
ment, just full on miked cabinet sound.
On / Bypass
Note: When headphones are plugged in, the Speaker Simulator is engaged globally on all programs. The Display will read
gLbL. This will affect the sound at the left and right main outputs.

Volume

Parameters
Level *
Pre/Post
Volume Update
The RP14D's Master Volume controls the overall volume level of the selected program. The level can be controlled with the Expression
Pedal for balancing levels in real-time during live performance. It is also useful to lower the overall digital effects level if clipping occurs.
Level
Pre/Post
Volume Update
*
Note: These Parameters can be assigned to the Expression Pedal. See page 11 for more information on Expression Pedal
assignments.
RP14 UserÕs Guide
Displayed Values
O n - By p
Turns the Speaker Simulator on or off.
Displayed Values
0 - 1 0 0
Pre- p O st
O n O ff
Controls the overall volume level of the Program. Variable from 0 to 100.
Selects whether the Volume is controlled before or after the digital effects. This Parameter is useful when
the Expression Pedal is assigned to control volume as setting this to pre allows delays and reverbs to be
heard after the volume is pulled back. Setting this Parameter to post affects all volume.
This parameter gives you the option of having the volume updated to the Expression Pedal's current posi-
tion in all programs that have the Expression Pedal linked to volume, much like a real volume pedal
would. Selecting On will update the volume in any programs that have the Expression Pedal linked to
Volume to the current Expression Pedal position. Selecting OFF will load all programs with their saved
volume regardless of the Expression Pedal's position.
Section Three - Effects and Parameters
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