Turn the control clockwise as you strum the guitar until
the VU meter ashes red slightly at your loudest playing
level. If red ashes too frequently, the input is clipping and
you may experience unwanted distortion. Best results
are achieved when the yellow ashes consistently.
C. Battery Check
Push the “batt” button to check how much life is left in
the battery. The VU meter’s LED display doubles as the
battery check function by reversing the color orientation.
A full battery will give you approximately 125 hours of
playing time. Two LEDs means you have approximately
30 hours left. One red LED means it’s time to change the
battery (located on the underside). To maximize battery
life, make sure to unplug your instrument cable when
you are not using the Session DI.
D. Comp EQ
The Session DI features 3 narrowly focused bands of
compression for taming common problematic frequencies
and enhancing the voice of your guitar. The low, mid,
and high frequency compressors are essentially
“touch-sensitive” EQs that respond in real-time to your
dynamics. The harder you strum, the more they com-
press and vice versa. When the knob is in the count-
er-clockwise position, the eect is completely o. Turn
the control clockwise and apply to taste.
E. Saturate
The Session DI’s analog saturation is voiced specically
for the acoustic guitar. Engage the eect to add warmth,
dimension and pleasing harmonic content while
smoothing your signal for an enhanced, post-processed
mix.
Turn the control clockwise to saturate the signal.
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