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
Option pedal/switch settings
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Adjusting the sensitivity of the pedal
If you notice that advancing the expression pedal does not reach the full
effect or volume even when the Min and Max parameters are set to the
minimum and maximum settings, or that returning the expression pedal
does not reach the minimum effect or volume, you will need to perform
the following adjustment so that expression pedal will be able to reach its
full range of operation.
NOTE: Set the minimum volume of the connected EXP-2 controller to the
0 position.
NOTE: When adjusting the sensitivity, you should use your hand to
operate the pedal. Accurate adjustment may not be possible if
you use your foot to operate it.
1 Click the Calibration button located below
EXPRESSION PEDAL. The calibration set-
ting screen will appear.
2 Proceed as directed in the screen.
Foot switch settings
JamVOX lets you use a VOX VFS-2 foot switch connected to the JamVOX
monitor to control a wide variety of parameters.
Here we’ll explain how to assign the program up/down functions to the
foot switch, and how to assign the tap tempo function.
Assigning guitar program up/down to the foot switch
1 Press the utility Pedal button.
The FOOT SWITCH and EXPRESSION
PEDAL edit screens will appear.
The two switches will be assigned to Pro-
gram Up and Program Down, respec-
tively.
2 In FOOT SWITCH, click “ASSIGN PRO-
GRAM UP/DOWN” to select it.
The left switch will be program-down,
and the right switch will be program-up.
You can verify the operation by clicking the foot switches shown in
the edit screen.
NOTE: If you assign Program Up/Down to the foot switch, you won’t be
able to assign an effect parameter function to the foot switch.
Assigning the delay effect’s Tap function to the foot switch
You can assign the modulation effect’s “Speed” parameter or the delay
effect’s “Time” parameter to the foot switch. When you press the foot
switch repeatedly, the speed of the LFO or the delay time of the delay
effect will be set to the corresponding interval.
In this example, we’ll assign the “Time” parameter of the delay effect to
the foot switch. Before you continue, turn on the delay effect.
1 In the delay effect, select the effect model for which you want to
assign a parameter to the foot switch.