Mod Duo - 9 True Bypass; 10 Hooking up the MOD Duo

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Enter the Versions sub-menu to see the versions of:
release
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restore (hexadecimal)
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system (hexadecimal)
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controller (hexadecimal)
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Enter the Device sub-menu to see the serial number of your MOD Duo.
True Bypass
The MOD Duo has a true bypass circuit for each pair of input/output. This allows you to physically
connect input 1 to output 1, and input 2 to output 2. The true bypass is enabled when the MOD Duo
is off and it is automatically disabled after the current pedalboard is loaded.
You can also enable or disable the true bypass via the GUI using the two bypass buttons
in the status bar. As a second option you can control the true
bypass using a special plugin called Hardware Bypass.
Install the Hardware Bypass plugin via the plugins store (see Installing new plugins section) and
add it to your pedalboard. Now you can assign the ON/OFF parameter to any physical actuator (see
Assigning plugins parameters to actuators) and control the true bypass with it.
Hooking up the MOD Duo
The MOD Duo has two completely independant inputs and outputs, as well as support for regular
DIN-MIDI as well as USB-MIDI devices. It quickly becomes clear that many different possibilities
exist for hooking up the MOD Duo in your setup.
In general, there are two scenarios for hooking up the MOD:
At setup time, with a computer connected to create new pedalboards1.
For live use, possibly without a computer connected2.