Korg AX100G manual Editing the effects, Drive Amp effect Quick Edit function

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3. Editing

3. Editing

In Program mode and Effect Select mode, you can edit each effect, adjust the noise reduction and pro- gram level, and modify the program name.

During editing, the edit icons in the multi-display and the LEDs beside the select switches for each ef- fect will blink.

If you wish to save the effects you edited, you must use the "Pro- gram Write" operation. If you turn off the power or switch to another effect without performing "Program Write," the previ- ous settings will reappear.

The parameter assigned

Editing the effects to the knob you moved

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Edit icon

Editing the effects

The drive amp effect can be edited immediately by turning the value knobs or type knob; you do not have to press the DRIVE·AMP switch. (Refer to the section below, "Drive Amp effect Quick Edit function.")

To edit other effects, press the corresponding select switch to put that effect in Edit mode (the LED will blink).

Drive Amp effect Quick Edit function

You can edit the Drive Amp effect (unless the effect is turned off) by using the Type knob to re-select the effect, or by rotating the five value knobs to modify the parameter values. When you do so, the multi-display will show the effect name or parameter name assigned to the corresponding knob, and its current value.

Even when another effect such as Modulation or Pedal is in edit mode, you can still turn the type knob to edit the drive amp ef- fect.

Editing is not possible if other functions are assigned to the value knobs, nor in Bypass, Mute, or Phrase Trainer modes.

Drive amp channel

For each program, the Drive Amp effect has settings for two chan- nels, A and B.

Press the DRIVE·AMP switch located at the right of the panel to select the channel you will edit. Each time you press the switch, the LED will change between green (channel A) and red (chan- nel B).

Editing the Drive Amp effect (example)

As an example, here's how to set channel B of the Drive Amp effect to TUBE OD.

1.Press the DRIVE·AMP switch several times to select channel B (red LED).

2.If the multi-display reads "TUBE OD," no change is necessary. Otherwise, rotate the Type knob to select TUBE OD. If the Type knob is already located at the TUBE OD position, turn it first to another effect type, and then turn it back to TUBE OD.

3.The multi-display will indicate "TUBE OD" as the effect name. If you selected the effect that had been programmed, the Origi- nal icon in the multi-display will light.

4.The five value knobs will be assigned to GAIN, TREBLE, MIDDLE, BASS, and LEVEL respectively, and will adjust the value of the corresponding parameter. (See p.12, "Effect pa- rameters.")

5.As you rotate the knobs, the sound will change and the multi- display will show the parameter name assigned to that knob and the current value. If you rotate the knob to adjust the value to the value it had before you began editing the original pa- rameter value icon in the multi-display will light.

Channel A/B display

DRIVE·AMP

switch

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If you do not wish to use the Drive Amp effect, use the Type knob to select OFF so that the Drive Amp effect will be bypassed, and the multi-display will indicate "DRV OFF." In this case, the LED beside the DRIVE·AMP switch will go dark.

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Korg AX100G manual Editing the effects, Drive Amp effect Quick Edit function, Editing the Drive Amp effect example