Line 6 AXSys 212 T

Chapter 2: The Guided Tour

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Aside from the six Main Controls (see page 12), many other parameters

are available to you that provide for greater control over your tone. If you

want more detail, check out chapter 3. For now, weÕll give you a quick

way to navigate through the Edit Rows to get to various parameters.

The parameters that make up a Sound are found in the Òparameter matrixÓ

located above the six Control Knobs:

AUX/MIDI AUX INPUT MIX AUX INPUT BASS AUX INPUT TREBLE AUX INPUT REVERB MIDI CHANNEL T RANSMIT SOUNDS

NOISE GATE NOISE GATE ON/OFF NOISE GATE THRESHOLD NOISE GATE DECAY HUM CANCELLER GATE/HUM PER SOUND AUX PER SOUND

COMP/PEDALS COMPRESSION LEVEL VOLUME PEDAL ON/OFF DISTORTION BOX WAH TYPE WAH DEPTH AUTO-VOLUME ATTACK

PREAMP PREAMP TYPE PREAMP BASS PREAMP MIDDLE PREAMP TREBLE BRIGHT SWITCH PREAMP OUTPUT LEVEL

GRAPHIC EQ 80Hz 240Hz 750Hz 2200Hz 6600Hz PRESENCE

TREMOLO/CAB TREMOLO TYPE TREMOLO SPEED TREMOLO DEPTH TREMOLO SHAPE CABINET TYPE CABINET STEREO SPREAD

DELAY DELAY TYPE MAIN DELAY TYPE DELAY TIME OFFSET DELAY FEEDBACK DYNAMIC DELAY DELAY LEVEL

CHORUS CHORUS TYPE CHORUS SPEED CHORUS DEPTH CHORUS FEEDBACK CHORUS SHAPE CHORUS LEVEL

REVERB REVERB TYPE PREDELAY REVERB DECAY REVERB TONE REVERB DIFFUSION REVERB LEVEL

FX ON/OFF DISTORTION BOX ON/OFF DRIVE ON/OFF EQ ON/OFF TREM/CHORUS ON/OFF DELAY ON/OFF REVERB ON/OFF

MAIN DELAY/REVERBGAINTREBLEMIDBASSDRIVE

The parameter matrix is divided into 11 Edit Rows. The name of each Edit

Row may be found running down the left side of the parameter matrix

(these include: AUX/MIDI, NOISE GATE, COMP/PEDALS, PREAMP, GRAPHIC

EQ, TREMOLO/CAB, DELAY, CHORUS, REVERB, FX ON/OFF and MAIN).

TIP Think of each Edit Row as a different effect in your rack.

What a Control Knob will do when you turn it depends on the Edit Row

youÕve selected. Five Row Select buttons (located along the left side of the

parameter matrix) let you select any of the Rows. There are two Edit Rows

associated with each Row Select button.

The first time a Row Select button is pressed, the upper Edit Row

associated with that button will be selected. If the Row Select button is

pressed again, the lower Edit Row associated with that button is selected.

Each time the same Row Select button is pressed, youÕll toggle between its

two Edit Rows.

The currently selected Edit Row is indicated by an LED pointer

. Each

Edit Row provides six different Controls which are usually, but not

always, associated with a common function or effect. Example: In the

GRAPHIC EQ Row, the Control knobs let you adjust the various frequency

bands of the Graphic Equalizer module.