Peavey Ultraverb II - Page 17

algorithm you want to edit since the algorithm itself cannot be edited.
2. Press and hold EDIT to start the "light show." The green LEDs will light,
in order, to show which modules make up the algorithm. After a brief
pause, as long as EDIT remains held down, the green LEDs will cycle
through again. The display will also show an abbreviation for the
algorithm. Example: With the algorithm Pre-delay -> Exciter -> Chorus ->
Tapped Echo, first the Delay button lights, then the Exciter, then Chorus,
then Delay again (remember, the Delay can often provide two delay
modules in the algorithm). Meanwhile, the display shows ECtE (for Exciter,
Chorus, tapped Echo).
(Note: you can also trigger the light show while in patch mode by pressing
and holding the PATCH button. This makes it easy to see which algorithm a
patch uses.)
3. Press the button for the module you want to edit. If the associated LED
won't light, that means the module is not contained in the algorithm. If no
LEDs can be lit, the algorithm can't be edited.
4. The display's left side will show the abbreviation for a module parameter
(e.g., rSL for Room Size Left); the right side, the parameter value.
5. If desired, change the parameter value with the +/- buttons.
6. Each module has multiple parameters. Press the module button again to
access the next parameter. If desired, change the parameter value with the
+/- buttons.
7. Repeat step 6 until all parameters are set as desired. Eventually you'll
return to the parameter that appeared when you first pressed the module
button.
8. Move on to the next module to be programmed.
9. If you want to save your masterpiece, do so. If you select a different patch
without first saving your edits, the patch parameters will revert to what
they were before you started editing.
The procedure for programming MIDI parameters is similar but will be
described in detail in section 3.4.