TC Electronic BH500, User Manual

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position is far from the current memory setting.
– When the LEDs flash quickly, this indicates that the knob
position is close to the current memory setting.
– When the LEDS are lit steadily, this indicates that the knob
position matches the values stored in the current memory
setting.
When the left LED is flashing, the knob position is lower than the
current memory setting. When the right LED is flashing, the knob
position is higher than the current memory setting.
operatIon – front panel
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WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) or Memory Mode
Although the three memory locations are a convenient feature
that you most likely will learn to appreciate, BH500 also features a
“WYSIWYG” mode where you can rely 100% on the position of the
front panel controls.
Entering WYSIWYG mode is simple. Just press the MEMORY
button of the currently active preset. When no MEMORY LED is lit,
WYSIWIG mode is selected.
Knob Positions vs. Current Settings
When you go from one memory setting to another, or when you
switch from WYSIWYG mode to any of the three memory settings,
the position of the knobs may not reflect the current sound.
1. When you touch a knob, the parameter instantly changes to
the knob position.
2. Although the position of the knob now reflects the sound you
hear, it may still differ from the position/value stored with the
current preset. This is indicated by the two arrow LEDs in the
Compression/Tuner section.
– When these LEDs flash slowly, this indicates that the knob