Section - 4 Editing Modules | Johnson Millennium |
Scrolling through a Module’s Pages
Notice in the bottom left corner of the display (just under the preset number) the display indicates which page you
are on and the total number of pages within the module. Each page allows you to access up to four parameters using the <1> - <4> knobs.
Example:
To scroll through the parameter pages of the Dual Chorus module, from the Preset mode either press the <Mod> button on the front panel until the Dual Chorus module comes up in the display. or, press the <Edit> button and once this button is lit, use the <Preset/Effect> wheel to scroll to the Dual Chorus module. At this point use the <Page> button to scroll through the parameters of the Dual Chorus module.
For a complete description of all the FX Modules and their parameters, see pages
Output Module Functions
The last module in the audio chain within any preset of the Millennium gives you control over crucial output functions of the amplifier such as: Master mix, Master volume and On and Bypass of the XLR cabinet emulator for each preset.
1.To access the Output module, press the <Edit> button and turn the <Preset/Effect> wheel
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| Master Vol | XLR Cab Emul | |
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| 1 100% | 3 byp |
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| LINK CHANGEDLINK CHANGED | LINK CHANGED | LINK CHANGED |
| 2 WAH TUBE EQ | GATE | L/R OUTS | |
| USER | #DIGITAL |
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BANK |
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PAGE | 2 OF 2 b |
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2.Using the <3> and <4> knobs will let you set the Master dry and wet levels in the selected preset.
3.By turning the <Page> knob, you will now be taken to page 2 of the Output module and the display will appear like this:
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| Master Vol | XLR Cab Emul | |
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| 1 100% | 3 byp |
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| LINK CHANGEDLINK CHANGED | LINK CHANGED | LINK CHANGED |
| 2 WAH TUBE EQ | GATE | L/R OUTS | |
| USER | #DIGITAL |
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BANK |
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PAGE | 2 OF 2 b |
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4.The <1> knob is used to set the Master Volume level and the <3> knob is used to set the XLR Cabinet emulator to On or Bypass in the currently selected preset. To Exit the Output module, either turn the <Preset/Effect> wheel, or press the <Preset> button.
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