How Do I…: SET/RESET THE GLOBAL TONE CONTROLS?
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SET/RESET THE GLOBAL TONE CONTROLS?
READ THE GLOBAL TONE CONTROLS SECTION BEFORE USING THESE.
To control the Global Tone Controls, tap twice on the MAIN Row Select button so
that the MAIN Row’s red arrow light is flashing. Grab any one of the six Control
Knobs and make a tweak that will affect all your AX2 channels. Remember, even
when this light is not flashing, the Global Tone Controls are in effect, adding or
subtracting from the MAIN Row settings of each channel you use.
To reset the Global Tone Controls, just get the MAIN Row’s red arrow flashing, and
then turn each of the six control knobs straight up to zero. Remember, the value you
are setting is always shown in the AX2 display as you turn the knob.
BACK UP MY SOUNDS?
There are two ways to keep a record of your AX2's stored settings:
WRITE ’EM DOWN
Using traditional technology, you can grab a trusty pen (if you're confident) or pencil
(if you're smart) and write your fave settings down. You'll notice a Programmer’s Sheet
on the back of the manual. Photocopy it and use it to record the settings for AX2
channels that you've created. In case you missed it, here’s how you check to see what a
channel’s settings are without changing them:
If you want to see the exact setting of a particular parameter without changing it, that’s
easy, too. For instance, let’s see what the Reverb parameters are set to. Press and keep
holding the REVERB Edit Row button. You’ll see the exact settings of each of the
parameters of the Reverb Edit Row shown one after the other in the AX2 display
( ). The settings are run through from left to right, and the little red light flashes
next to each setting’s knob as its value is shown, so you can easily follow along. If you
want to check one particular parameter on the row – for instance, the Reverb Level –
you can easily do that, too. Just keep holding the REVERB Row’s select button and
then turn the knob under Reverb Level (it’s that last knob on the right), and you’ll get
just that parameter displayed. Turn the knob up and down and you’ll see that the value
doesn’t change, because you are only viewing the setting, not changing it.
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