User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Table of contents
- Quick Start
- Basic operation
- Items in the screen
- Performing
- Creating your own sounds
- Library / List
- Music player
- Playing a song
- Selecting and playing a song you’ve added to the library
- Rewinding or fast-forwarding the song
- Adjusting the song’s volume
- Adjusting the song’s pitch
- Adjusting the song’s tempo
- Playing back one or more songs repeatedly
- Playing a looped region in a song
- Switching guitar programs while the song plays - Auto Change function
- Recording
- Playing a song
- GXT (Guitar XTracktion) function
- Option pedal/switch settings
- Preference settings
Items in the screen
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1. VOX logo
You can click this to view the About screen, which provides information
about the version.
2. Program select (program name, qq
qq
/uu
uu
buttons)
Here you can view and select the program.
3. Utility buttons
This area contains buttons that perform various functions for guitar pro-
grams, such as the Save button, Compare button, and Audition button.
4. Tube (Valve)
This area displays vacuum tubes. The type and number of vacuum tubes
shown will depend on the amp model you’ve selected. The way in which
the vacuum tubes illuminate will depend on the “VR GAIN” setting of
the amp model.
5. PICKUP SELECTOR
This simulates the guitar’s pickup.
6. Effect routing
The effect routing shows the amp model and how the various effect mod-
ules are arranged.
7. Amp/cabinet control panel
Here you can select and adjust the amp model, and select the cabinet
model.
8. Effect control panel
This shows the effect module that’s selected in the effect routing area.
You can edit the parameters of the effect module that’s displayed.
9. METRONOME
Here you can turn the metronome on/off, and specify its tempo and time
signature.
10. MIXER
Here you can adjust the volume of the guitar, mic, and music player
tracks.
11. Music player
Here you can play back or record songs.
12. Library/list
This area lets you manage music, guitar programs, and GXT programs.
13. Function buttons
This area contains buttons for various functions used with the music
player.
14. CPU meter
This indicates the current load on your computer.
If the percentage exceeds 80%, try the following steps.
• If other applications are running, close them.
• In the Options menu “Preferences” - “Hardware,” change the
“Response setting” toward the “Slow” side. However if this is too
slow, there will be more of a delay from when you play your guitar
until sound is actually produced.