Millennium Enterprises Integrated Modeling Amplifier Effects Library, Analog Wah, Amplifier Types

Johnson Millennium

Section - 4 Editing Modules

Effects Library

The following pages offer a complete description of all of the effects available in the Johnson Millennium Stereo 250.

Analog Wah

With the Analog Wah, you get the best of both worlds. This Analog Wah is digitally controlled. This means that you get an dead-on accurate Wah emulation, which is controlled via the Millennium's powerful processing. And the best thing is, you no longer have to change batteries every 3 to 4 hours.

The Analog Wah module also gives you the ability to assign a Dynamic Modifier to the Pedal parameter to create Auto-Wah effects within the Wah module.

Analog Wah Parameters

On/Bypass	This parameter turns the Analog Wah On or Bypasses the effect module.
Wah Position	Controls the pedal position of the Analog Wah effect module. Ranges from 1 to 128. *An Expression pedal such as
	the expression pedals on the J-12 or a standard volume or voltage control pedal must be assigned to this
	parameter in order for module to operate.
Wah Type	Selects which Wah type is to be used. Selections are: Toe heavy, Linear, and Heel Heavy.

Amplifier Types

All of the great Amplifier tones of today and the past are present under the hood of the Johnson Amplification Millennium. You can access any of these tones by pressing any one of five Amplifier Modeling buttons located on the front panel. Successive presses of each button will move you through a variation of the selected Amplifier Model type. They’re all there, but if you want to modify these tones, this can easily be done in the Edit mode or on the fly with the tone controls on the front panel.

Amplifier Type Parameters

Amp Selector	This parameter is used to select the different Amplifier types available.
Channel Selector	Selects which channel of the Amplifier is being used or modified. Selections are channel A or channel B.
Channel A Gain	This parameter controls the amount of gain used in channel A. Range is from 0.0 to 10.
Channel A level	This parameter controls the overall level of channel A. Range is from Off to 100%.
Channel B Gain	This parameter controls the amount of gain used in channel B. Range is from 0.0 to 10.
Channel B level	This parameter controls the overall level of channel B. Range is from Off to 100%.

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