Programming your PC1
The Setup Editor
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1. Start with Setup 130 EntryVol, which we created in the previous example.
2. If necessary, press the Zone 1 button to make Zone 1 current.
3. Press Edit button.
4. Hold the Global button, and turn Knob A. You’ll see the Ctrl Num parameter for Knob
A.
5. Turn the Alpha Wheel to the right until the value is 93 FXAWet.
6. Press the Zone 2 button to make Zone 2 the current zone. Press the button again to
unmute the zone, if necessary. Now you’re looking at the Ctrl Num parameter for Zone
2.
7. Hold the Global button, and turn Knob B. Change the value of the Ctrl Num parameter
to 91 FXBWet.
8. Save the setup as 131 KnobFX.
Now Knobs A and B control the Wet/Dry mix of whatever effects are assigned to FX-A and FX-B.
Turning these knobs won’t necessarily change anything, however. In order for them both to have
an effect, the setup must route some or all of its audio signal through both effects blocks. So let’s
check the effects routing.
The easiest way to check the effects routing is to look at the LED in the FX button while you’re in
Setup mode, which is where we are now. The color of the LED indicates the effects routing of the
current zone. If you press each of the zone buttons in turn, you’ll see that the FX button’s LED is
red for Zones 1 and 2, and green for Zones 3 and 4 (Zones 3 and 4 are off, but they still have
effects routings). This means that Zones 1 and 2 are routed through FX-B only, and Zones 3 and 4
are routed through FX-A only. (Off is None, green is FX-A, red is FX-B, and amber is Both. Each
zone can be routed independently.)
Let’s change the effects routing so that Zone 1 is routed through FX-A.
1. Select Setup 131, and make sure that Zone 1 is the current zone.
2. Enter the Setup Editor. Press the Right cursor button until you see the Effect menu.
3. Press Enter to display the Routing parameter.
4. Change the value to FXA. Notice that the FX LED changes to green.
5.
Play some notes on your PC1, and move Knobs A and B. You should hear the level of
the effects (a chorus controlled by Knob A and a reverb controlled by Knob B) change as
you move the knobs.
6. Save the setup, replacing Setup 131.
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