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1. SEQUENCE Button
Press this button to program the song sequence. Once a sequence is programmed, pressing this button will
turn Sequence mode on or off. For more information on programming a song sequence, see 'Programming
A Song Sequence' on page 21.
2. PART Buttons
The TRIO+ can learn up to 5 different song parts (for example, an intro, verse, chorus, bridge, and outro).
The PART 1-5 buttons are used to select between these 5 parts. The PART buttons have 7 states, they are:
• Off — The part has not been learned and is not selected.
• Dim Green — The part has been learned and is not selected.
• Bright Green — The part is selected.
• Dim Red — The part has been learned, is programmed for high intensity, and is not selected.
• Bright Red — The part has been learned, is programmed for high intensity, and is selected.
• Dim Amber — A loop has been recorded to the part with no backing band and the part is not
selected.
• Bright Amber — A loop has been recorded to the part with no backing band and the part is selected.
See 'Teaching The Band & Working With Song Parts' on page 17 for more information on song parts.
3. GUITAR FX Button
Press this button to apply the built-in effects to your guitar signal. See 'Using The Built-In Guitar Effects' on
page 16 for more information.
4. ALT TIME Button
Pressing this button selects an alternate interpretation of the selected song part's tempo — usually this
is either double or half the current tempo since this can be ambiguous. If the TRIO+ can't find a suitable
tempo and number of bars by halving or doubling, the alternate time will remain the same as the original
timing. See 'Using Alternate Time' on page 27 for more information on using the Alternate Time feature.
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