HEADRUSH FLEX PRIME - (4.1.3) Reverb;Delay Tail Spillover; (4.1.4) Amp;Cab Doubling

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(4.1.3) Reverb/Delay Tail Spillover
Flex Prime features two types of Reverb/Delay Tail Spillover:
• If you have reverb and/or delay effect(s) active on your rig and then switch to a different rig, the effect(s)
will continue to decay after switching to the second rig.
• If you have a reverb or delay effect active on your rig and then bypass this effect, it will continue to decay
after it is bypassed.
To enable or disable this feature for the current rig, tap Tail on the Main
Screen.
Note: This feature will not work if you are using the FX Loop or USB Audio
features.
To enable or disable Reverb/Delay Tail Spillover for an individual effect,
first double-tap the effect on the Main Screen. Then, use the Tails parameter
to toggle the feature On or Off.
Note: Adjusting this parameter will not impact the Reverb/Delay Tail Spillover
setting for the whole rig.
(4.1.4) Amp/Cab Doubling
When switching an amp, cab, or IR between a single and dual
configuration using the X2 button, you can select from two
options:
• Stereo-Doubling: When this option is selected, two
amps, cabs, or IRs are placed left and right within a
single slot to create a wider image. Both amps, cabs,
or IRs will be active at all times.
• Switch-Doubling: When this option is selected, two
amps, cabs, or IRs are placed within a single slot, and
you can switch between the top and bottom amp, cab,
or IR.
To use Switch-Doubling, you must assign a
footswitch to this function in your rig. In the Hardware
Assign page, select the Signal Chain category of the
Footswitch Assignment Menu, and choose from the
following two options:
Doubling: A <Switch> B: If there is one Switch-
Doubled amp, cab, or IR, this setting assigns the
footswitch to alternate between the top and
bottom options of the block(s).
Both: A-B-C-D: If there are two Switch-Doubled
amps, cabs, or IRs, and one is located on the top
path of a split signal chain and the other is located
on the bottom path of a split signal chain, this
setting assigns the footswitch to alternate between
the four options of the block(s) in round-robin
order.