DigiTech HARMONYMAN -, Owner'S Manual

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Guided Tour - Front Panel
Memory Store Button
The Memory Store button stores the current voicings (Voice 1 and
Voice 2), mix setting, and key and scale to the active memory. Any time
changes are made to the Voice knobs (10) or Mix knob (5), the Memory
Store button lights to show that the changes have not yet been stored.
Additionally, the Memory Store button lights whenever the harmony key
has been manually changed using the Strum To Set Key function. (For
more information about saving and loading key and scale, see “Load
Settings from a Memory Location” on page 11.) When the Store button
is pressed, the new changes are stored to the active memory and the light
goes out.
Signal LED
The Signal LED turns green when a guitar signal is detected in the Guitar
Clean Input or Distortion Return Input, yellow when the guitar signal is
approaching levels that may clip, and red when the signal may be clipping
and may degrade the ability of the HarmonyMan
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to detect the guitar
notes. The Signal LED does not indicate Sidechain Input signal level.
Mix Knob
The Mix knob controls the mix of the lead and harmony signals when the
effect is on. The mix can be stored as part of a custom harmony voicing to
any of the four memories (any time the Mix knob is adjusted, the Memory
Store button’s LED will illuminate, indicating that the change must be
stored to a memory, or it will be lost when the HarmonyMan is powered
down or the memory is changed). At the full minimum position only lead
dry (no effect) is heard. At the full maximum position, only harmony
signal (no lead dry) is heard.
Memory LEDs
The Memory LEDs indicate which memory is currently active. From the
factory, different sets of voicings, mix settings, and harmony key have been
pre-programmed but you can customize each memory for your particular
needs. For example, Memory 1 could be set to a stereo detune, Memory 2
could be used for 3rds up intelligent harmony, Memory 3 could add a 5th
up harmony, and Memory 4 could have an octave-down voicing with mix
at maximum for a bass guitar sound.
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