Blackstar ID:CORE STEREO 100, Руководство пользователя

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2. Press the Bank switch to scroll through the three banks (green, orange, red) to
choose the store location.
3. Press any of the three Channel switches once to store the patch in the chosen
location.
The LED corresponding to the chosen store location will illuminate and the new
patch will be active.
Green bank = Patches 1-3
Orange bank = Patches 4-6
Red bank = Patches 7-9
The amplifier controls can be used to edit the patch at any stage of the store
process. Press the Manual switch at any stage to cancel the store process and
return the amplifier to the last state.
Storing a patch will overwrite any previous patch in that location. Patches can also
be stored using Blackstar’s INSIDER software when connected to the amplifier via
USB.
Recalling Patches
Press any Channel switch to load that patch. Pressing the Bank switch will cycle
through the three banks – green-orange-red. The Channel will be preserved,
therefore the corresponding patch within the current Bank will be loaded when
scrolling through the Banks. Alternatively, patches can be recalled via Blackstar’s
INSIDER software or any compatible footcontroller.
USB Audio
Standard device drivers are used to connect the amplifier to a PC or Mac, therefore
no additional device drivers are required. If your computer’s audio latency is found
to be too high a generic ASIO driver can be downloaded and associated with your
amplifier, for example ASIO4ALL – www.asio4all.com . For a guide on low-latency
USB recording visit:
www.blackstaramps.com/usbrecording
NOTE: Always connect the amplifier via a main USB port, often found on the rear
of the computer.
The amplifier will appear as an audio capture device within recording software.
The output of the audio over USB can be changed via the Blackstar INSIDER
software, and can be one of the following:

Speaker emulated stereo effected audio channels

2 x mono audio channels
- Left – effected amplifier signal
- Right – unprocessed guitar signal

Reamping Mode