Vox Tonelab EX, Owner'S Manual

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8.Setting/Display section
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a. Bank/Value display
This display usually indicates a
bank number. When you ʹ re using
the tuner, it indicates a note name.
While you are selecting a bank, the
bank number will blink.
When you’re editing a parameter,
this shows the parameter value that you’re editing.
If the parameter value matches the original value, the decimal
point segment in the lower right of the LED will momentarily
light up (p. 13, “Parameter original value indication”).
In Stomp Box Mode, the“ ” indicator will appear on the
Bank/Value display (p. 11).
b. EXIT/TUNE switch
Press this if you decide to cancel an operation (such as saving
a program). When the CABINET on/off switch LED, the
Quick Assign LED, or the bank/value display are not blink ‐
ing, you can press this switch to use the tuner (p. 29, “Tuning
procedure”).
By
holding down this switch for about two seconds, you can
activate the Key Lock function , which locks (disables) the
operations of the switches, selectors, and knobs on the top
panel. To deactivate this function, hold down the switch once
again for about two seconds.
c. WRITE switch
Press this if you saved the sound you’ve edited (p. 15, “Sav ‐
ing a program”).
d. Quick Assign LED
This will light when the Quick Assign function is available,
and will blink when you’re specifying the variable range of
the expression pedal.
e. EXPRESSION switch
This lets you specify the maximum value and minimum
value of the parameter that’s assigned to the pedal. For
details, refer to “Expression pedal minimum and maximum
values” (p. 32).
If the Quick Assign LED is lit, holding down this switch for
approximately two seconds will assign a effect parameter to
the expression pedal (p. 31, “Assigning a function to the
expression pedal (Quick Assign)”).
9. Expression pedal section
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a. EXPRESSION PEDAL LED
This will light when the effect assigned
to the expression pedal is on.
b. Expression pedal
This controls the function that’s assigned
to the expression pedal (e.g., volume or
wah), or controls the parameter of some
other effects.
If you firmly advance the expression pedal
all the way forward, the effect assigned to
the pedal will be switched on/off.
NOTE:
If volume is assigned to the expression pedal, advancing
the pedal in this way will not turn off the volume pedal.