15. ROUTING BUTTON:
routing chain switching. Each press cycles
through six different orders of audio effects (see
DISTORTED REALITY
paragraph below).
16. DISTORTION KNOB with LED:
control over the distortion amount
(shown with the brightness of the
blue
LED). Secondary function in
combination with the
SHIFT
button controls the amount of treble content
after the distortion output. Acts as a 6db/oct
TILT EQ
for low and high
frequencies: clean in the middle (default value), CCW settings being darker
and higher CW settings being brighter (this amount is shown with the
brightness of the
red
LED).
17. MIX
/CABINET*
KNOB:
primary function controls the
GLOBAL
DRY/WET MIX
between the clean input at full CCW and the final processed
audio chain output before the
VOLUME KNOB
(7) at full CW (this amount is
shown with the brightness of the
blue
LED). Secondary function in
combination with the
SHIFT
button controls the amount of
SPEAKER
CABINET (or COMBO-) SIMULATOR
applied from clean audio path at CCW
to full at CW (amount is shown with the brightness of the
red
LED). Cabinet
simulator has a set of filters to quickly sculpt a distorted tone signal from your
guitar without the need for extra amps or pedals. Cabinet simulator always
stands after the distortion stage (16) before the bitcrusher stage (7*) in every
routing.
18. FILTER
/RESONANCE*
KNOB:
primary function controls the
FILTER
CUTOFF FREQUENCY
(the amount is shown with the brightness of the
blue
LED). Secondary function in combination with the
SHIFT
button controls the
RESONANCE
of the filter (the amount is shown with the brightness of the
red
LED). When the BAND-PASS filter is selected (13), this knob defines the
width of the band. In
COMB FILTER
mode the resonance knob is bipolar and
defines the feedback, adding negative (to CCW) and positive (CW) combs
and at maximum side CW/CCW values enables the resonator.
19. SHIFT /* BUTTON with LED:
adjusts secondary parameters while
held down and when using other controls (shift functions are labeled with
asterisk
/…*
on the panel). When the shift is enabled, its
white
LED is on and
you may see all the LEDs near the knobs switch from blue to red, showing
visually the amount of secondary parameters with their brightness and
allowing you to edit them (or assign modulation as well!).
SHIFT
button has
an additional latched action, so you may press it once to leave enabled and
adjust other parameters while operating with one hand only, however, some
rarely used settings like bypass types or tap assignments require the
SHIFT
button to be held. After you press and hold
SHIFT
, tweak some parameters
and release the button - it turns that button action off.
20. BYPASS
/PRESET LOAD
FOOTSWITCH:
is essentially a
BYPASS
/
enable / activate effect / on footswitch. Each consequent press enables and
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