Fender Mustang GTX Series - List of Delay Effects; Descriptions of Delay Effects

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There are two modes for BPM—”global” and “preset”. “Global” mode applies a single BPM to all presets. In

“preset” mode, each preset has its own BPM, which can be set individually per preset (the default rate is 120

BPM). To switch from one BPM mode to the other, press the bottom LAYER BUTTON corresponding to “mode:

preset” or “mode: global” in the DISPLAY WINDOW; turn the ENCODER to adjust the BPM rate:

SETTING NOTE DIVISIONS

To synch an eect to the BPM rate, the user can set a specic “note division” for modulation and delay eects.

When the note division is set, the time value is automatically calculated to t with the current BPM setting. If

the time parameter is changed, the note division is automatically set to “o”.

Note divisions values are o, whole note, half note, dotted half note, half note triplet, quarter note, dotted quar-

ter note, quarter note triplet, eighth note, dotted eighth note, eighth note triplet, sixteenth note, dotted six-

teenth note, sixteenth note triplet, thirty second note, dotted thirty second note and thirty second note triplet.

To set note divisions, go to the CONTROLS LAYER of the selected modulation or delay eect by pressing the

corresponding bottom LAYER BUTTON. Use the ENCODER to scroll to and select “NOTE DIVISION” (abbreviat-

ed “DIV”); then turn and press the ENCODER to select a note division value:

If all note divisions are o, BPM will correspond to rate of last delay or modulation eect in the signal path.

TAP TEMPO

133 bpm

TAP

mode: global

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BLACK HOLE VIBE

’59

BASSMAN

VIBRA-

TONE

POST FX 1

LEVEL ROTOR DEPTH

FDBK PHASE

5.67

NOTE DIVISION

OFF