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Description of Controls – Chapter 3
Wedge Reference Manual 27
C
HAPTER
3
D
ESCRIPTION OF
C
ONTROLS
Front Panel
LCD Display
When the Wedge is first turned on, the display will look something like this:
The Wedge’s display is divided into 5 sections:
Ê Program Number. Wedge Programs are numbered from
00
to
127
. In this
example the Program selected is number
01
.
Ë Bank. The Wedge has two Banks of 128 Programs: the Preset Bank and User
Bank. The display will either say “
PRESET
” or “
USER
”, depending on the
current Bank. In this example we are in the Preset Bank.
Ì Program Name. Each Program has its own eight character name. This one is
called
Medium Hall
. The 128 User Programs can be renamed; the 128 Preset
Programs are pre-programmed at the factory and cannot be renamed.
Í Configuration. This tells us what type of effect this Program is. It can also tell
you the order that the input signal(s) will pass through multieffects and whether
this is a Stereo or Dual Configuration (more about Configurations in Chapter 5).
The Configuration for this Program is called
HALL REVERB
.
Î
Input Level Meters. These peak style meters monitor the signal strength of the
unprocessed inputs, and are used in much the same way as the level meters on a
standard tape recorder. The meters shown in this example are idle, indicating
that there is no input signal activity. Normally, these are labeled as “
L
” and “
R
”.
However, when the selected Program uses a Dual type Configuration (two
mono effects), these will be labeled as “
CH1
” and “
CH2
”. For more information
on Dual Configurations, see Chapter 5.