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7. C
ONTROL
& P
ROGRAMMING WITH
MIDI
Channel selection, Effect loop and Input selection (Pre-gain loop) are fully programmable and compatible with any
MIDI – footcontroller available. With only three programming switches, full control and stored presets are possible.
7.1 P
ROGRAMMING SWITCHES
Channel select:
Press the “Channel select” switch
up
or
dow
n to select one of the four preamp channels.
Store: See “Programming the Quad15 with a MIDI-footcontroller” below.
Input: Press the “Input” - switch down to toggle between “Front” input and “Rear” input jacks.
Effect loop: Press the “Effect loop” switch up to turn the effect signal from the “Return” inputs on and off.
Press the “Effect loop” switch down to turn the “Dry” signal from the preamp on and off.
(Direct signal)
Four states indicate which signals are being fed to the power amp:
1. Direct/dry signal only 2. Serial effect loop 3. Parallel effect loop 4. Mute
“Dry” signal from the
preamp only
“Return” signal from the
the Return input
jacks only
Both “Dry” and “Return”
inputs are mixed and fed
to the power amp
No signal to the power amp
7.2 P
ROGRAMMING THE
Q
UAD
15
WITH A
MIDI-
FOOT CONTROLLER
Connect a MIDI-foot controller (like the one shown below, not included) to the “MIDI – IN” connector on the rear
panel of the Quad 15 with a standard MIDI-cable. Your MIDI-foot controller can be phantom powered by the Quad 15,
see page 7.
1. Press the foot switch on the MIDI-foot controller for the preset you want to store. (128 presets total)
2. Use the programming switches on the Quad 15 to select “Channel”, “Input - Front/Rear” and “Effect loop
settings”
3. Press the “Store” - switch up twice to store your preset. All LEDs will flash fast 7 times to indicate that the
preset is stored. After pressing the “Store” – switch once, the LEDs will flash slowly to indicate that you are
about to store/overwrite the preset. To escape this state, you can hit any other programming switch.
4. Recall a preset by
pressing one of the
foot switches on the
MIDI-foot controller.
E.g. number 4.