Details: WAH
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To make things easy, as you spin through the available Mod Assign options, a pair of
red indicator lights (one of the Edit Row red arrows, and one of the Control Knobs’
red lights) will flash to indicate the selected setting’s location in the Editing Matrix.
When using the Mod Assign feature, you’ll generally want to turn the setting being
modulated to its minimum, or 0 setting. This is because PEDAL 2 will only provide
positive modulation – it can only add more, and won’t take any away. The Wah Depth
will determine what the maximum of the modulated setting will be when the pedal is
all the way forward (toe down).
Here’s an example. Say you’ve set Wah Type to 5.19 to control your Drive. Set the
Wah Depth to 99, and then switch to the MAIN Row, and turn the Drive setting to
zero. Now, rocking back and forth on the wah pedal will take you from the minimum
to maximum Drive setting.
Now, with the MAIN Row still selected, turn the Drive up a bit – like to 30. This sets
a new “baseline” for the modulation – remember that the pedal can only add, not take
away. So now, the pedal will take you from the knob’s setting for Drive up to
maximum.
Finally, select the COMP/PEDALS Edit Row again, turn the Wah Depth way down to
something like 10. You’ll now find that the pedal is modulating the Drive over a pretty
narrow range; in our example, you’re pedaling Drive from 30 to 40.
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