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Tune Switch (Continued)

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Tone

: Set the switch to the Tone position and use the Tune knob to adjust the overall tone of the  

   effect. Set lower for darker, more muted sounds and higher for brighter, full-frequency tones. 

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Symmetry (Sym)

: Set the switch to the Sym position and use the Tune knob to adjust the  

   symmetry of the main LFO shape you have selected on the Tweak knob. Setting the Tune knob  
   at noon will yield traditional LFO shapes corresponding to the selected shape. As you move this  
   control away from noon, the LFO wave shape will asymmetrically deform toward the beginning  
   of the wave below noon and toward the end of the wave above noon. For example, selecting the  
   triangle shape and setting the symmetry knob to minimum would produce a traditional sawtooth  
   wave. See below for other examples of wave shapes at min and max settings with the symmetry  
   knob. Explore the areas in between to create unique, non-traditional LFO waves.

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X

: The X parameter controls a different effect depending on which program you are using. To edit  

   the X parameter, set the switch to the X position and use the Tune knob to adjust. See the program  
   overview section to learn what the X knob does in each program.

CONTROLS

A | B | C Switch

 - The M1 offers three banks for storing presets. Each bank holds three presets for a 

total of nine that you can access without using MIDI. The Bank switch selects which bank of presets 
the pedal will access. Bank A is presets 0-2, Bank B is 3-5, and Bank C is 6-8. The presets in each bank 
correspond to the Red, Green, and Blue preset LED. The first preset in each bank is Red, the second is 
Green and the third is Blue. 

Bypass/Lo-Fi Switch

 - Used to turn the pedal on and off and to access the lo-fi parameters. 

 • Click to turn the pedal on and click again to turn the pedal off. 
 • When the pedal is on, press and hold while turning the Tweak or Tune to knobs to adjust the  
   desired lo-fi parameters.

Bypass LED

 - Indicates if the pedal is on or off by illuminating solid when on, and off when the pedal 

is off.  

Tap/Skip Switch

 - Used to tap the desired LFO rate, which is scaled by the selected tap division. The 

Tap/Skip switch also allows you to momentarily engage a “skipping” effect like a needle skipping on 
a record player. Press and hold to engage the effect to automatically repeat the last few milliseconds 
of audio until the switch is released. The length of audio repeated is determined by the current LFO 
rate.  

Preset LED

 - The Preset LED lights up the color of the selected preset (red, green, or blue) and 

indicates the rate of the LFO by blinking at the current rate. When a knob is turned, this LED turns 
purple to indicate the preset has been modified. When that knob crosses its saved position, the LED 
changes back to the color of the currently selected preset to let you know its last saved position. This 
is helpful when you want to tweak a parameter on a preset but cannot remember where a knob was 
last saved. 

Audio Input and Output

 - The Mako M1 offers multiple input and output configurations. 

   o Mono In / Mono Out - Use the top set of jacks for mono in - mono out.
   o Mono In / Stereo Out
   o Stereo In / Stereo Out 

CONTROLS

SINE WAVE

SINE WAVE

TRIANGLE WAVE

TRIANGLE WAVE

SQUARE WAVE

SQUARE WAVE

TUNE

TWEAK

TUNE

TWEAK

TUNE

TWEAK

Summary of Contents for MAKO M1

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL M1 HIGH FIDELITY MODULATION MACHINE...

Page 2: ...us lo fi parameters to every program Add subtle movement and texture to float under your playing or make a massive statement with a thick swirling chorus to choppy panning tremolo Write your sonic sto...

Page 3: ...tch to the Div position and use the Tweak knob to adjust the tap division used by the M1 to set the LFO speed when tapping a tempo Choose between quarter quarter note triplet and eighth note Type Set...

Page 4: ...the Red Green and Blue preset LED The first preset in each bank is Red the second is Green and the third is Blue Bypass Lo Fi Switch Used to turn the pedal on and off and to access the lo fi paramete...

Page 5: ...rs used to simulate the limited bandwidth of vintage audio players and recording equipment There are five predefined filter combinations around the dial As you turn it up you go further back in time r...

Page 6: ...al circuitry In DSP Bypass mode the M1 locks the relays on and uses the DSP to bypass the pedal The M1 ships in True Bypass mode by default and will remember the selected bypass mode and use that each...

Page 7: ...at a time since the M1 will quickly lock in the tempo o MIDI PC Presets on the M1 are able to be recalled via MIDI program change messages To recall a preset simply send a program change message corre...

Page 8: ...o o Type 2 Harmonic Tremolo o Type 3 Pattern Tremolo o X Stereo Phase Controls the phase of the right output in relation to the left output As you turn this control up the volume modulation on the rig...

Page 9: ...ght room simulation o Tap Skip Fast Slow Brake Press to toggle the rotary speaker between its fast and slow speeds Press and hold to brake MODULATION PROGRAMS Filter Add tone shaping movement to your...

Page 10: ...UPDATES Any updates or features added to the M1 will be available via firmware updates at walrusaudio io Scan the code below to be the first to know when any firmware updates are available...

Page 11: ...Got questions or need a repair help walrusaudio com All our pedals come with a limited lifetime warranty Visit walrusaudio com pages warranty and repair for more info WALRUSAUDIO COM...

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