Fender Mustang GTX Series - Using the Tap Tempo Button; Setting Tempo with the Tap Button; Adjusting Effect Time Parameters

EDITING EFFECTS SETTINGS
To edit the control settings of a particular eect, turn the ENCODER to highlight the eect in the SIGNAL
PATH LAYER, then press the CONTROLS LAYER button, which presents the individual controls for each eect.
Turn the ENCODER to scroll through available eect controls, which will each turn blue as they’re highlight-
ed, and press the ENCODER to select a specic eect control, which will then turn red.
After selecting a specic eect control, turn the ENCODER to edit that specic eect control to preference,
and press the ENCODER again to keep the edited eect control setting. The edited eect control will then
turn from red back to blue. When an eect control is edited, the box containing the preset number will
change from blue to red (indicating that a preset edit has been made), and the SAVE utility button will illumi-
nate. With the eect now edited, further eects control edits can then be made or the SAVE utility button can
be pressed to keep completed preset edits (see illustrations below and on next page).
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ROCK & ROLL
TWIN
REVERB
FUZZ
SAVE
AMPLIFIER
The SIGNAL PATH LAYER will then show the eect has been deleted (as indicated by white arrow), either by replacing
it with a plus-sign placeholder symbol (as seen here) or by shifting another eect (if present) into its position.
ADD FX
BYPASS
DELETE
MOVE
REPLACE
Select “DELETE” in the eects placement options menu by scrolling to it and pressing the ENCODER.
To edit the settings of a particular eect, highlight the eect in the SIGNAL PATH layer
by scrolling to it with the ENCODER; then press the CONTROLS LAYER button.
ROCK & ROLL
TWIN
REVERB
REVERBFUZZ
POST FX 1
LEVEL DECAY
DWELL DIFF TONE