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GLOBAL SETTINGS
Some of AMPLIFIRE’s parameters are GLOBAL, meaning that they have only one
value and do not change with each preset. These GLOBAL parameters are either
system options or effect parameters that are best set once from one location and
that apply to all presets universally.
When you change a GLOBAL SETTING, the SAVE LED will NOT blink, since it does not
require you to save the preset. All GLOBAL SETTINGS are saved automatically when
you return to the preset display.
Some globals settings are scattered among the effects menus (if they apply to a
specific effect), but most are located in the last menu (the OPTIONS menu).
The table below lists the GLOBAL SETTINGS and their functions:
MAIN LEVEL (dB): Sets the output level of the MAIN output jacks. This is a relative
level in dB for a full scale digital output.
AUX LEVEL (dB): Sets the output level of the AUX output jacks. This is a relative level
in dB for a full scale digital output.
HEADPHONES LEVEL (dB): Sets the output level of the HEADPHONES jack. This is a
relative level in dB for a full scale digital output.
MAIN OUTPUT MODE: Sets the MONO/STEREO operation of the MAIN outputs.
Choices are:
STEREO MODE: Left and right outputs are a true stereo signal pair.
MONO SUM L+R: A dual mono mode, where the sum of the right and left stereo
outputs is copied to both the left and right outputs.
DUAL MONO LEFT: A dual mono mode, where the left stereo output is copied to
both the left and right outputs.
DUAL MONO RIGHT: A dual mono mode, where the right stereo output is copied to
both the left and right outputs.
AUX OUTPUT MODE: Sets the MONO/SETEREO operation of the AUX outputs.
Choices are:
STEREO MODE: Left and right outputs are a true stereo signal pair.
MONO SUM L+R: A dual mono mode, where the sum of the right and left stereo
outputs is copied to both the left and right outputs.
DUAL MONO LEFT: A dual mono mode, where the left stereo output is copied to
both the left and right outputs.
DUAL MONO RIGHT: A dual mono mode, where the right stereo output is copied to
both the left and right outputs.
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