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EFFECT encoder
The EFFECT encoder (7) allows you to select an effect from the processor. When turning
the EFFECT encoder, a menu with the different effects available appears on the screen. To
choose one of the effects, turn the EFFECT encoder to highlight the option and select it by
pushing on the encoder. There are 18 effects available. These are described in section 7.3.
If not turned, the EFFECT encoder also carries out the START function. The START function synchronizes the
instant of the music with the beginning of the selection BPM pattern. The START function also sends the MIDI
START and MIDI STOP commands by default.
PARAM 1 encoder
The PARAM 1 encoder (8) controls the first of the selected effect’s parameters. The value of PARAM 1 can be
seen its respective processor screen.
Pressing this encoder starts the TAP function, which lets you enter a rhythm sequence to manually synchronize the
BPM counter. You must enter at least 3 beats to validate a rhythm sequence.
PARAM 2 potentiometer
The PARAM 2 potentiometer (9) controls the second of the selected effect’s parameters. The value of PARAM 2
can be seen its respective processor screen.
FX PFL button
The FX PFL button (10) allows you to monitor the signal from the effects processor. The FX PFL signal is affected
by the DRY/WET crossfader (11).
DRY/WET crossfader
The DRY/WET crossfader (11) allows you to fuse the processed (WET) signal with the original (DRY) input signal.
LAUNCH button
The LAUNCH button (12) sends the post-
DRY/WET crossfader signal to the program’s main mix output (MIX).
If LAUNCH is disabled, the effects signal is not sent to the main output, and the selected channel is processed
pre-fader. This allows you to monitor the effect settings in the headphones without affecting the main mix.
As soon as you enable LAUNCH, the signal processed by the DRY/WET crossfader is sent to the main output. The
channel selected is now processed post-
fader, meaning that the mix of effect will also depend on the channel’s
fader.