Fender Mustang GTX Series, Руководство пользователя

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In presets that include Modulation effects, Delay effects or both*, the TAP utility button flashes in time with
the default rate of the last delay effect in the signal path (or last modulation effect if no delay effect is present).
This rate can be left as is, or it can be modified using the TAP utility button. To set a new TAP tempo, tap the
flashing TAP utility button at the desired tempo at least two times ( see illustration below ). The TAP utility button
will function regardless of which layer is highlighted (PRESET LAYER, SIGNAL PATH LAYER or CONTROLS LAYER).
Various time parameters for all delay and modulation effects in the signal path can be adjusted in the CON-
TROLS LAYER without use of the TAP utility button. In the SIGNAL PATH LAYER, use the ENCODER to high-
light the delay or modulation effect to be modified; its controls will then appear in the CONTROLS LAYER.
Enter the CONTROLS LAYER by pressing its corresponding layer button, and scroll to the time parameter to
be changed using the ENCODER. Press and turn the ENCODER to select and adjust the desired time value,
during which the window containing the time value will turn red; press the ENCODER again to keep the new
time value ( see illustration below ).
TAP TEMPO SUBDIVISIONS
Mustang GTX delay and modulation effects can be synched to the player’s preferred BPM rate. To see the
current BPM rate, press the TAP utility button once; the rate will appear in the DISPLAY WINDOW:
* Mustang GTX modulation and delay effects are listed on pages 24-26.
USING THE TAP TEMPO BUTTON
TWIN
REVERB
REVERB FUZZ
ROCK & ROLL
TAP
TAP
ROCK & ROLL
DELAY
1
DELAY
2
LEVEL
DELUXE
REVERB
POST FX 2
DELAY TIME
60ms
To change the tempo of the first delay effect (or modulation effect if no delay effect is present), tap
the TAP utility button at the desired tempo.
Delay and modulation effects tempos can also be changed by highlighting the time parameter’s numerical value in the
CONTROLS LAYER, then pressing and turning the ENCODER to set the desired tempo.
TAP TEMPO
120 bpm
TAP
mode: preset
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