Owner's Manual
POD Farm 2 Advanced User Guide - POD Farm 2 Plug-In
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Clear All - Click to remove all assignments currently shown in the Automation Display, regardless of
selected items.
Automation Assignment columns
• Clear button - Click this button at the left of any row to remove the individual automation
assignment.
• Parameter - Relates to the number of the Plug-In Parameter Automation Slot’s name, as it
appears in your DAW application’s automation menus (“Knob 2,” “Switch 1,” etc.).
• Region - Indicates the Tone path (“A” or “B”) in which the Model containing the assigned
parameter resides. Or, if the parameter is Global one, you’ll see “Global” here. Global parameters
are those for system settings not specic to either Tone A or B, such as Master Input & Output
knobs, Global Gate controls, etc.
• Model (Instance) - The name of the Model containing the assigned parameter, followed by the
numbered “instance” of this model (shown in parentheses).
• Note that it is possible to have more than one instance of the same model within a Tone
path, therefore, each effect model you add to a Tone path is given a unique instance number,
in the order it is added (e.g. - FX-1, FX-2, etc.)
• You can reference this Instance number next to the model’s name within the Signal Flow
View to determine exactly to which model the assignment relates.
• For example, if we hover over the “Analog Delay W/Mod” effect model within our Signal
Flow View’s Tone B, we see that this effect model is the one that matches the instance
number (FX-5) shown in our 2nd row in the Assignments View display:
Hover over an effects model in the SFV to
see its Model Name and Instance number
• Control - The specic button, knob or slider in POD Farm 2 to which the assignment is mapped.