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6 Select the the desired patch group.
7 Press 4 to highlight the effect-patch number.
8 Turn the dial to choose the patch you want from the currently
selected bank and group.
Customizing BOSS Insert FX Patches
Editing an Effect Patch
To customize an effect patch for a particular song or situation, you can
• turn individual modules on or off
• adjust each module’s settings.
Turning an Effect Module On or Off
1 To turn a module in a patch on or off, use the 6, 5, 3, and/or 4
button to highlight the module in the displayed algorithm.
2 Turn the dial or use DEC and/or INC to turn the module on or off.
When a module’s on, its icon is visible.
In this screenshot, we’ve selected the AMP module. The
Delay and Chorus modules are currently turned off.
Adjusting an Effect Module’s Settings
1 To customize a module’s settings, use the 3 and/or 4 button to
highlight it.
2 With the module selected, press 5 (EDIT) to display its settings.
If the module has more settings than will fit onscreen at once, you’ll
see a scroll bar at the right edge of the window, as in the screenshot
above.
3 To view offscreen module parameters, use the 6 and 5 buttons to
display the setting(s) you want to see.
4 To change a setting, press 6 and 5 until its value is highlighted, and
then turn the dial or use DEC and INC to set it as desired.
5 Press EXIT when you’re done to return to the INSERT FX screen.
Saving Your Settings as a USER or SONG Effect
To store your current effect patch settings, you’ve got to write the patch into
the JUNO-Gi’s memory as a User patch, or with the current song on your SD
card as a Song patch. Here’s how to do this.
1 If you’re currently viewing
• the INSERT FX screen—press the WRITE button.
• the editing screen for one of the patch’s modules—
press 6 (WRITE).
The INSERT FX PATCH screen appears on which you can name your
patch.
2 Press 3 and 4 to highlight each character position, and then turn
the dial or use DEC and INC to choose the desired character.
3 Repeat Step 2 until you’ve named your patch.
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