User's Manual

The signal flows from left to right. First in line is a Parametric EQ; its Dry/Wet fader is "all
wet" because it's the kind of effect that should NOT be mixed with the original "dry" signal.
Effect 2 is a Chorus; last in line is Effect 3, a Reverb. These two have Dry/Wet faders set to
about 50% to mix the signal from the previous module with their own output. Notice that
each module has its own On/Off or Bypass switch in its upper right corner.
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♪: It may be necessary to adjust the Wet/Dry balance of an effect in order to hear it or the original
signal all the way through the FX signal path.
To turn off all effects press the Master Effects On/Off switch on the Effects tab on the far left
of the panel.
8.4.2. Selecting an effect
To select an effect, click the name field at the top of the effect module. A dropdown menu
will appear; click on the effect you want. A check mark indicates the current selection. After
an effect is selected the menu will close automatically. To remove an effect from the signal
path, either disable it with its on/off button or select None for that slot.
8.4.3. Enabling / disabling an effect
To enable or disable an effect, toggle the on/off button to the right of the effect name. This
is sometimes referred to as a "bypass" switch.
Audio will still pass through the disabled effect to the next effect or the mix output, but it will
not alter the audio signal.
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