
Storing Presets
As soon as you make any change to a preset, be it a new amp model, effect selection, or EQ adjustment, the preset LED will flash. The flashing LED informs you that in order to keep this new sound, you must save the preset. To save the preset, simply hold the current preset button down for approximately 2 seconds. When the LED stops flashing, you have saved your current settings in that preset location.
You do not necessarily have to save an altered preset to its current loca- tion. You may select another preset in that bank, or use the BANK UP and DOWN buttons to choose another bank and save to one of those 5 presets. Again, hold the targeted preset button down for approximately 2 seconds until the LED stops flashing.
Discarding an Edited Preset/ Restoring a Single Factory PresetIf you edit a preset, but decide that you do not like your changes and would rather return to the original setting, you may simply select another preset without saving. This way when you return to that preset, it will recall the settings as they were before you started editing. This method works as long as you do not save your unwanted edit.
If you do save an edit and would like to return to the original factory preset that was stored there, hold down the two arrow keys (BANK UP and DOWN) until the display reads“Pr.”If you would like to keep the original factory setting for this preset, hold down the preset button for approximately 2 seconds to save.
Restoring All Factory Presets
All factory presets can be restored as follows:•While holding buttons D and E, power on the unit.“CL”appears in the display.•Release the D and E buttons.•Press the arrow keys (BANK UP and DOWN) simultaneously.
This erases all saved edits and returns all presets to their factory settings. Refer to the MIDI chapter for information on saving your settings via MIDI.
Amp/Speaker Simulation
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Each amp has an adjustable DRIVE function that acts similar to changing channels on an amp. The simulation is still the same, but when switched to distortion mode (default for most ROCK and METAL amps), the gain setting is significantly higher. This feature enables all 32 amps to produce clean or distorted tones, much like the actual amps themselves would. See‘Edit Mode’under the Presets section for details on changing an amp’s DRIVE setting.
You should always select an amp model first, then change the cabinet simulation (if necessary), followed by an effect. To give you a better overview of the extensive range of amp simulations, we have compiled the following descriptions of the different types of amps.
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