Owner's Manual

Setup Details

2•3

Preferences

In LCD 3 you set up FX Preferences, beginning with FX order. The default is 1>2>3>4,

left to right. If you prefer, you can set it to 4>3>2>1, right to left, using Knob 3. Please

note that pedal assignments are retained per FX Unit # and follow the selected routing.

For example, if FX1:PDL2, then PDL2 controls FX1 whether its ﬁrst or last in the routing.

The Model Select Knob toggles between True Bypass and DSP Bypass. In True Bypass,

mechanically switching relays route your signal directly from input jack to output jack,

bypassing all circuitry, for absolutely no processing or conversion when bypassing all FX.

If you’re playing back a loop, however, or you want your Delay and Reverb trails to be

heard when bypassing all FX, you must use DSP Bypass. True Bypass can only be activated

when all of the following conditions are met:

• True Bypass is enabled in Setup mode (via the Model Select Knob).

• All 4 FX Units are in a bypass state.

• The Looper is stopped.

• Looper Controls mode is inactive (Looper Controls footswitch light is off).

In v2.0 we’ve added a new Relative Mode for knob control, a popular user request. When

you turn a knob in this mode it won’t jump to the physical knob position, but will adjust

its value relative to its current position. Try it yourself and you’ll see how it operates.

Prefs Scenes FX Lp

MOMEN

PRE ALL

DSP BYP AUTOSAVE

1>2>3>4

POTS

REL

SCENE

TRUEBYP

4>3>2>1

LATCH

SCENE

MNL SAVE POSTFX1

POSTFX2

POSTFX3

OFF

POST ALL

Scenes

Knob 1 toggles between Autosave or Manual Save. With Autosave, every change you

make to your Scene is saved, like a real pedal board. With Manual Save, changes made to

your individual FX will be saved only if you don’t change Scenes; if you do recall a Scene,

all your changes will be lost. Manual Save is a good choice, however, when you want to

be sure your Scenes will always be recalled exactly as programmed.

Knob 4 selects Momentary Scene or Latch Scene mode. Please see Chapter 4 for more

in-depth information on Momentary Scene and Latch Scene modes.