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10 : ModIFIerS
10 : MODIFIERS
OVERVIEW
Modifiers allow sound parameters to be remote-controlled or automated in real time. For example, you might
use an expression pedal to operate a wah, whammy or volume, or use an LFO controller (Low Frequency
Oscillator) to sweep a filter. MIDI can also control sound changes, as in the example of using a Control Change
message (CC#) to toggle the HOLD switch of a delay.
Modifiers are easy to use, but also provide incredible depth of power for those who like to push limits.
CREATING A MODIFIER
The process of creating a modifier begins at the parameter you want to control. Parameters that can be
controlled are marked with a special symbol (below, left). Look for it beneath a knob or to the right of a text
parameter. If a modifier is already present, the symbol will have a line through it (below, right).
This symbol indicates a
This symbol indicates a
parameter which can have a
parameter with a modifier
modifier attached to it.
already attached to it.
TO CREATE A MODIFIER...
Select any controllable parameter (
) (Just wiggle its knob or use the NAV knob to select it.)
Press the ENTER button to show the MODIFIER screen.
Select a
to control the parameter. ("EXT1" is PEDAL1 by default. We'll cover other SOURCES
SOURCE
later).
Set
and
to the lowest and highest values you want to hear.
MIN
MAX
STORE the preset.
TO REMOVE A MODIFIER...
To remove a modifier, just change its
to "NONE" and store the preset.
SOURCE
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