Channel 2 + Volume 1 = Program 1
Channel 2 + Volume 2 = Program 4
Channel 3 + Volume 1 = Program 2
Channel 3 + volume 2 = Program 5
You then need to midi map desired FX to the above program changes on your FX processor. This gives 3 channel sounds,
each at 2 different volume levels each with different a FX combination. For example a useful setup could be shown below:
Channel 1 + Volume 1 = Program 0 > Small Reverb
Channel 1 + Volume 2 = Program 3 > Chorus
Channel 2 + Volume 1 = Program 1 > Small Delay
Channel 2 + Volume 2 = Program 4 > Small Multi Tap Delay
Channel 3 + Volume 1 = Program 2 > Large Hall Reverb
Channel 3 + Volume 2 = Program 5 > Long Multitap Delay
You get reverbs and chorus FX for your clean sound on channel 1,
you get delays for your rhythm sounds on channel 2 and you get
reverbs and long multitap delays for your lead breaks /solos on Channel 3.
Laney
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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phantom power* Connect to the midi in of the next external midi equipped device in the chain if required.
MIDI IN:
The TT amplifier receives midi information here from external midi devices such as foot controllers or midi
sequencers allowing the status of the amplifer to be switched via midi. It is a 7 pin DIN socket supporting phantom power*
Connect to the midi out of an external midi equipped device.
*
5 pin DIN leads may be used instead of 7 pin DIN leads but they do not support phantom power.
Shown here is a simple midi setup. The TT amplifier acts as the master controller by switching the state of the ‘slave’ external
FX processor. Whenever channel or volume Switches are changed the TT amplifier sends a program change to the FX
processor. The sent Program changes are shown below:
Channel 1 + Volume 1 = Program 0
Channel 1 + Volume 2 = Program 3
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