Millennium Enterprises Stereo150 manual Storing/Naming Defaults, Naming the Default

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Section - 4 Editing Modules

Johnson Millennium

Section-4 Editing Modules

Storing/Naming Defaults

Before we get into editing modules and creating your defaults, let’s learn how to store changes so you won’t lose any modifications you’ll want to keep. The Store procedure allows you to rename, relocate and save any modifications you have made to defaults so that they can be accessed easily later.

1.When you have satisfactorily altered an effect default (or created a new one), scroll back to Page 1 of the effect module you are editing (if you’re not already there). The display looks something like this:

 

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FX:[Name]

 

 

 

 

Custom

 

 

 

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LINK CHANGED

 

 

 

 

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GATE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

L/R OUTS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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FACTORY USER

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BANK

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L/R OUTS

2. From Page 1 of the FX Edit menu, turn the <3> knob clockwise. You will then be able to name your new default.

Naming the Default

1.Using the <Preset/Effect> wheel, change the character to the one you want in the selected position.

2.When the correct character is displayed in that position, use the <Page> knob to scroll the cursor to the next character you want to change.

3.Use the <1> to change the letter’s case. Use the <2> knob to select numbers. The <3> knob is used to insert spaces. The <4> knob is used to copy and paste characters.

4.To copy a character, position the cursor under the character you want to copy (using the <Page> knob), then turn the <4> knob clockwise. To paste the copied character, position the cursor where you want to paste the character, then turn the <4> knob counter- clockwise.

5.To abort the procedure, push either the <Preset> button to take you to preset mode, the <Edit> button to take you to FX Edit mode, or the <Utility> button to take you to Utility mode, depending upon which mode you want to enter.

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Contents User’s Guide Mains Plug Warning EN 55020 Manufacturer’s NameEN 55013 Select Preset Connect J-3 Multi-Function FootswitchApply Power Adjust Input and Output Quick StartTable of Contents Midi Functions Editing Modules Advanced TopicsAmplifier Section Digital Effects SectionUsing the Johnson Amplification J-12 Foot Controller AppendixUser Guide Introduction CongratulationsUser Guide Quick Tour of the Millennium Front Panel100 User Guide F FX Library Buttons Rear Panel MidiAmplifier Model Types American Stack Dual Rectifier, Boogie MK II, Soldano SLOEffects include Basic Specifications Programmable Mono FX LoopFoot Controller Compatibility Johnson Amplification J-12 foot controllerModule Types Module SizesSetting Up Making ConnectionsTo Exit this mode, simply press the Preset button XLR Cabinet Emulation functionsUtility Mode Preset ModeFX Edit Mode Assign ModeEQ and Preset Level Input and Master Output AdjustmentsGain Adjustments Getting SoundsAmplifier Contour Control Wet/Dry Mix Adjustments Global or LocalAmplifier Model and Channel Selection Digital FX Quick Adjust Knobs Utility Menu Tuner Mode Selecting a PresetUsing the Tuner Press the Utility button once. The display readsReference and Output Johnson Amplification J-12 Tuner ModeInstant Tuner Access Naming and Storing Presets Naming the PresetStoring the Preset After which you are taken to the preset you have just storedIntegrated Amplifier Model Editing Editing a PresetPreset Editing Sections Integrated Amplifier Model SelectionBgain LVL Analog Wah Editing Adig LVLNoise Gate Editing Avail Link for Pedal 1 OFFSelecting Effect Configuration Routes Config Series 4,4,4,4Custom Defaults Selecting a DefaultAdjusting the Module’s Parameters Changing Effect ModulesComparing Changes Comparing Original PstStoring/Naming Defaults Naming the DefaultStoring the Default Editing a ModuleScrolling through a Module’s Pages Output Module FunctionsDigital Effect Module Size and Type Effect NameDefault List ChorusesAmplifier Types Effects LibraryAnalog Wah Analog Wah ParametersNoise Gate Noise Gate ParametersReverb Digital EffectsReverbs Stereo Reverb a true stereo version of the Reverb ModuleGated Reverb Reverb ParametersLow Pass Over TypeOver Freq TimeChoruses and Flangers T C H ChorusChorus Parameters Flanger Flanger ParametersOut a B PhasersRanges from 0 to 60 milliseconds Level Rotary Speaker SimulatorMode OverAuto Panner Tremolo and Auto-PannerTremolo Tremolo & Auto Panner ParametersPitch Shifters and Harmony Pitch Shifters ParametersDetuners Detuner Parameters DelaysSlapback delay effect. Ranges from 0 to 60 milliseconds Ranges from -50% to 50%Delay Parameters Compressor Compressor ParametersGraphic Equalizer Parameters EqualizersGraphic Equalizers Parametric Equalizer Parameters Multi Effects Modules Chorus/Delay and Flange/DelayParametric Equalizers Multi-Effect Module ParametersWhammy Effects Whammy Effect ParametersAuto Wah Auto Wah Effect ParametersDynamic Modifiers Assigning ModifiersMidi CCs LFOsExternal Expression Pedals Linking a Parameter to a ModifierSetting up an LFO Setting up a Dynamic ModifierMorphing Pedal Assignments Amplifier MorphingVolume Pedal Assignments Morphing Between Effect ModulesVol Pdl Morph Pdl Midi Functions Setting the Midi ChannelsPreset Receive Map Midi MergingPreset Transmit Map SysEx Device ChannelSysex Dumps SysExDump UserPst³PstNumAfter which it returns to the User default screen SysEx Dump Bulk SystemGlobal vs. Local XLR Cabinet Emulation Factory ResetOther Utility Functions Output Mode Footswitch Set-UpExpression Pedal Names Configuring the PedalboardConnecting the Johnson Amplification J-12 Foot Controller Assigning Functions Assigning Presets to FootswitchesPress the Preset button to exit Assigning Parameters to Footswitches/ Expression Pedals Gain Exp 1 Min 56MaxOther Footswitch Functions Turn the Page knob to page 10 and the display readsAssigning Midi Control to the Expression Pedals When connected. The display now reads 12 will appear like thisMomentary Footswitch Assignment Turn Page knob to page 3 and the display will readOther Pedalboard Tidbits Bank Up/ Tuner and Bank Down / Bypass FootswitchesUsing the Tuner Naming BanksUn-Linking or Viewing Parameter Control Will now read Available LinkBank 4 Vox Bank 1 TopBank 2 Fender MatchlessBank 14 Vintage Bank 12 Alternative Bank 18 DynamicsBank 13 Country Bank 19 Morph StudioMillennium Preset Descriptions Bank 3 Boogie/SoldanoBank 5 Matchless Bank 6 MarshallBank 8 Signature Bank 12 Alternative Bank 13 CountryBank 15 Studio Bank 16 Jazz/FusionBank 18 Dynamics Effect Configuration Chart ConfigStereo 2,2 ConfigParall 4,4,2 ConfigMonoSplit 4,4,4,4Harmony Interval Charts Audio Outputs Power Amp SectionPower Requirements Audio InputsMidi Implementation Chart RemarksJohnson Amplification System Exclusive ImplementationMidi Basics Los Angeles, California 90056 USA 213Procedures General FormatRequest ONE Preset 01h Syshead 48h, dd1st1 dd1st2, ... ddnth1, ddnth2, F7h DdnSyshead 17h, aa1, aa2,bbs1, bbs2, F7h Vv = Software version number Rr =Tt = BbsIndicates the beginning of the xth Module Number of ModulesModules User requested Number of available parameters in the FX Module02h Effect Module 03h 04h Whole Effect Module SYSHEAD, 54h, cc, F7hReset Preset 20h SYSHEAD, 22h, F7hSysEx Button/Keys/Footswitch codes Key Label Hex equivalentSysEx Preset Dump Example Fx Module codes and numbers PEQ 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 Section

Stereo150 specifications

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