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“CC00”–“CC95”: When you operate a controller, messages of the specified control change number 00–95 will be transmitted. Similarly, ToneLab will be controlled when it receives messages of the same control change number from an external MIDI device.

PARAMETER CHANGE (GLOBAL “SYEX OUT”)

When you operate ToneLab’s knobs or buttons to edit the value of a parameter, system exclusive such as parameter changes are transmitted.

If you want ToneLab’s parameters to be transmitted to an external device, turn the “SYEX OUT” setting “On.” Normally, you will turn “SYEX OUT” on when using the Sound Editor.

This setting specifies whether ToneLab will transmit parameter changes.

1.Press the GLOBAL button (3.5) to make the button light.

2.Press the 1/PREV or 2/NEXT button (3.3) to make the name display (3.8) read “SYEX OUT.”

3.Specify whether parameter change messages will be transmitted. Use value knob 3 (2.5) or the , buttons (3.2) to make your choice.

“OFF”: Parameter change messages will not be transmitted.

“On”: Parameter change messages will be transmitted.

NOTE: When ToneLab receives parameter changes or other system exclusive messages, its parameters, modes, or program numbers will change — regardless of the “SYEX OUT” setting.

BACKING UP AND RESTORING PROGRAM DATA (GLOBAL

“DUMP CUR,” DUMP ALL”)

All of ToneLab’s data (including its programs) can be transmitted and received in the form of system exclusive messages. Exchanging this type of data with an external device via system exclusive messages is known as a “data dump.” By per- forming a data dump, ToneLab programs you created can be backed up (saved) on an external device such as a MIDI data filer or a sequencer that is able to trans- mit and receive system exclusive messages. Then when necessary, you can re- transmit that data back to ToneLab to restore it. This provides a way for you to organize large numbers of programs. You can also use this method to copy pro- gram data between two connected ToneLabs.

You can transfer program data in one of two ways; one program at a time, or all programs at once. When you transmit all programs at once, all of ToneLab’s data will also be transmitted, including Manual Mode settings and MIDI settings.

NOTE: You can transmit data dumps regardless of the “SYEX OUT” setting. In fact, if you want to transfer program data between two ToneLabs, we recommend that

you turn the “SYEX OUT” setting “OFF.” If “SYEX OUT” is “On,” operating the knobs or other controls may change the parameters of the other ToneLab in unintended ways.

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Contents Page Precautions Iii Setup Quick StartListen to the Programs Use the Bank , buttons 3.2 to select a bankCreate Your OWN Sounds Table of Contents Viii Restoring the Factory Preset Programs Using the Optional Foot ControllerEnd of this manual Page Introduction Main FeaturesWelcome Aboard Power AMP and the Glory Valve Reactor TechnologyAN Overview of ToneLab Signal RouteStructure Write UtilityGlobal TunerTOP Panel Guitarist’s Guided Panel TourAMP Section Treble Control Middle Control Bass Control CH Volume ControlPresence Control Pedal Selector Effects SectionEffect Type LEDs Type ButtonsBank Display Value KnobsBANK/MANUAL/WRITE/TUNER/CHANNEL Section BANK/VALUE , ButtonsWRITE/ENTER Button TUNER/CANCEL ButtonGlobal Button Name DisplayINPUT/PHONES The Front Panel Input Jack ValveValve window Phone Jack stereoMidi Power SupplyRear Panel OutputSetup Basic ConnectionsExample of Analogue Connections Using ToneLab for DIRECT-LINE RecordingExample of Digital Connections Using ToneLab with a Midi Device or Computer Using ToneLab for Live PerformanceUsing the Optional Foot Controller Example of Connection to a Guitar AMP Or AmpsPrograms Program Select Mode Selecting a ProgramIf the bank display shows Manual Mode Getting to Program Select ModeSwitching to Manual Mode Creating and Storing Your Own Programs ... & More Creating Your OWN ProgramsWhen you’ve got a sound you like, store it Naming a Program Utility Program Name Restoring a Setting to ITS Original Value Storing a ProgramExplanations of the Amp and Effect Types AMP ModelsAbout the Gain and Volume knobs AC15 Tube TalkAC15TB AC30 AC30TBUK Blues UK 68PUK ’90S UK ’80SUK Modern UK Modrn Boutique OD BTQ OD RectoUS Higain US HI-G Boutique CL BTQ CLBlack 2X12 BLK Tweed 1X12 TWDTweed 4X10 TWD Cabinet Models Black 2X10 BLKVOX AD412 AD412 VOX AC15 AC15VOX AC30 AC30 UK H30 4X12 UK H30What Goes with WHAT? OFFSome Recommendations Pedal Effects CompVOX WAH AcousticAuto WAH Treble Boost Treb BST VibeOctave Tube ODChorus FlangerTremolo PhaserRotary Tape Echo T Echo DelayMulti Head Multi HD Room SpringPlate Tuner Tuning ProcedureCalibrating the Tuner Using the Optional Foot Controller Expression Pedal SettingsExpression target Type Parameter that is Controlled Page Connecting a Midi Device or Computer Control via MidiSetting the Midi Channel Global Midi CH Program Change Global Pchg OUTControl Change Global Cchg I/O Parameter Change Global Syex OUT Backing UP and Restoring Program Data GlobalBacking UP RestoringAdjusting the Digital Output Level Global Dout LVLRestoring the Factory Preset Programs Amp isn’t powering up when the Standby switch is on TroubleshootingThere’s no sound Even though they’re dialed Midi Implementation Chart Midi Implementation ChartProgram Spec Trouble Factory Specifications Audio OutputsProgram list BlizzardThrash MR.CLEAN TASTY-FL Oldguy 11- 1 Wildman Symbols Numerics IndexTOP Panel Rear Panel Program Sheet