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EQ
The 3-band EQ lets you further shape the tone of each preset. Each EQ band is identified with
a pair of letters (e.g.,
bA represents the bass band) and has nine settings (i.e., 1-9). Settings 1-4
represent EQ cut (
1 = 12dB cut, 2 = 9dB cut, 3 = 6dB cut, 4 = 3dB cut). Settings 6-9 represent
EQ boost (
6 = 3dB boost, 7 = 6dB boost, 8 = 9dB boost, 9 = 12dB boost). A setting of 5
represents no cut or boost (flat). The following table shows the available EQ options.
Available EQ Options
Option (Shown In Display) Description
bA1-9
Low frequency (bass) tone control
Id1-9
Mid frequency (midrange) tone control
tR1-9
High frequency (treble) tone control
Noise Gate
The Element and Element XP offer two noise gate types: Silencer and AutoSwell.
• Silencer Gate (noise reduction)
The Silencer Gate is designed to eliminate noise when you are not playing. The Silencer’s nine
settings (
GA1-GA9) determine the threshold, with 1 being the lowest threshold and 9 being
the highest. This determines how loud a signal must be before it can open the gate and be
heard. The higher the setting, the louder a signal must be in order to open the gate.
• AutoSwell Gate (pluck detector gate)
The AutoSwell Gate creates an automatic volume swell effect. The AutoSwell’s nine settings
(
SL1-SL9) determine the attack time (how quickly the volume swell grows from the note or
chord you play). The higher the setting, the slower the swell grows.
Available Noise Gate Options
Option (Shown In Display) Description
OFF
Noise Gate effect is turned off
gA1-9
Silencer Gate
SL1-9
AutoSwell Gate
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