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General| Cabinet Models | 11 |
|---|---|
| Inputs | 1 x Instrument, 1 x Aux |
| Outputs | 2 x 1/4" (L/MONO, R), 1 x Headphones |
| MIDI | In/Out |
| USB | No |
| Sampling Frequency | 44.1 kHz |
| A/D Conversion | 24-bit |
| D/A Conversion | 24-bit |
| Number of Programs | 128 |
| Type | Guitar Multi-Effects Processor |
| Power Supply | 9V DC |
| Effects Types | Delay, Reverb, Modulation, Distortion |
| Effects Categories | Modulation, Delay, Reverb |
| Power Source | AC adapter |
| Presets | 128 |
| Expression Pedal | Built-in |
| Signal Processing | 32-bit (internal) |
Avoid direct sunlight, extreme temperatures, dust, vibration, and magnetic fields.
Use correct voltage, avoid excessive force on controls, and handle with care.
Clean with a dry cloth; keep foreign matter out of the equipment.
Compliance information for Class B digital devices and potential interference.
Conforms to EMC and Low Voltage Directives for CE marking.
Save important data to prevent loss due to operation or malfunction.
Connect audio outputs, guitar, and power supply before powering on.
Turn on the unit safely and select AMP/LINE output mode.
Set volume levels and adjust tone controls for desired sound.
Select banks and programs to explore different sounds.
Enter Effect On/Off mode to toggle individual effects.
Adjust amp models and parameters to create custom tones.
Highlights key features like Valve Reactor, modeling, effects, and connectivity.
Details the analogue valve power amp circuit and its tonal contribution.
Explains signal flow and available operational modes (Program Select, Effect On/Off).
Covers amp/effect editing, expression pedal, and control switch functions.
Instructions for saving custom programs and configuring MIDI/output settings.
How to select amp, cabinet, and effect models using buttons.
Details on INSERT, CAB, PEDAL, AMP, MODULATION, DELAY, and REVERB selectors.
Explains edit category LEDs and value knobs for parameter adjustment.
Describes the name display, valve icon, value display, and bank display.
Controls for expression pedal, chain settings, and value editing.
Functions for AMP/LINE output, program renaming, and global parameters.
Controls for saving programs, aborting operations, and accessing the tuner.
Used for bank navigation and entering Effect On/Off mode.
Select programs and control individual effects in Effect On/Off mode.
Controls assigned effect functions based on target parameter.
How the expression pedal controls assigned parameters and its LEDs.
Details the Valve, STANDBY switch, AC9V inlet, and INPUT jack.
Explains INSERT, OUTPUT, and HEADPHONES jacks for audio and external effects.
Covers MIDI OUT, MIDI IN, and S/P DIF OUT connectors.
Steps to connect ToneLab LE to audio equipment and external effects.
Connecting power, turning on, and selecting AMP/LINE output.
Transmitting digital data with the S/P DIF connector.
Setting the output level for the S/P DIF connector.
Controlling ToneLab LE or external devices via MIDI.
Adjusting settings for connecting to guitar amps or mixers/recorders.
How to navigate and select programs.
Switching individual effects on or off within a program.
Detailed steps for controlling pedal and insert effects.
Securing controls to prevent accidental changes during performance.
Modifying preset programs to create desired sounds.
Step-by-step guide to building custom programs from the ground up.
Reordering modulation, delay, and reverb effects.
Adjusting tonal characteristics for specific output settings.
Assigning custom names to saved programs.
Saving your custom sound settings to memory.
Utilizing the ORIG icon to view stored parameter values.
Introduction to the 16 modeled amp types.
How controls like GAIN, VR GAIN, and VOLUME function across models.
Detailed explanation of GAIN, VR GAIN, and CH VOLUME controls.
Explains the AC15 model, its controls, and original valve configuration.
Descriptions of AC15TB, AC30, and AC30TB amp models.
Descriptions of UK BLUES, UK 68P, and UK '80S amp models.
Descriptions of UK '90S, UK MODERN, and US MODERN amp models.
Descriptions of US HIGAIN, BOUTIQUE OD, and BOUTIQUE CL amp models.
Details the BLACK 2X12 amp model, including tonal hints.
Descriptions of TWEED 1X12 and TWEED 4X10 amp models.
Introduction to the 11 modeled cabinet types.
Details on TWEED 1X8, 1X12, 4X10, BLACK 2X10, and 2X12 cabinets.
Descriptions of VOX AC15, AC30, AD120VTX, and UK H30, T75 cabinets.
Details on US V30 cabinet and recommendations for amp/cabinet pairings.
Explains the COMP effect and its parameters: SENS and LEVEL.
Describes the ACOUSTIC simulator and its parameters: BODY, BASS, TREBLE, TYPE.
Explains the VOX WAH effect and its parameters: CLOSE, OPEN, MANUAL, TYPE, ORDER.
Describes the U-VIBE effect and its parameters: SPEED, DEPTH, MIX.
Explains the BLK/ORG PHASE effect and its parameters: SPEED, DEPTH, RESO, MANUAL, TYPE, ORDER.
Describes the OCTAVE effect and its parameters: DIRECT, 1OCTAVE, 2OCTAVE.
Explains RING MOD effect and parameters: DIRECT, EFFECT, FILTER, MANUAL.
Details the TREBLE BOOST effect, designed for overdriven sounds.
Describes the TUBE OD effect, a warm overdrive sound.
Explains the SUPER OD effect, popular as a booster.
Describes the BOUTIQUE effect for rich midrange overdrive.
Details the FAT DIST effect for smooth, harmonic distortion.
Explains the ORANGE DIST effect, a classic distortion unit.
Describes the METAL DIST effect for metal guitar sounds.
Explains the FUZZ effect for retro, raw sound.
Describes the OCTAFUZZ effect for octave-up fuzz sounds.
Explains the CLASSIC CHORUS effect and its parameters.
Describes the MULTI TAP CHORUS effect for spacious sounds.
Explains the CLASSIC FLANGER effect, inspired by a legendary guitarist.
Describes the BI CHORUS effect, a unique VOX chorus model.
Explains the DUO PHASE effect with two phasers.
Describes the TEXTREM effect, a tremolo circuit with panning.
Explains the ROTARY effect simulating a stereo rotary speaker.
Describes the PITCH SHIFTER effect for octave shifts.
Explains the MOD DELAY effect with analog delay and vibrato.
Describes the FILTRON effect, an envelope controlled filter.
Explains the TALK MOD effect, an envelope controlled talking modulator.
Explains the ECHO PLUS effect, a tape echo machine model.
Describes the MULTI HEAD effect with three playback heads.
Explains the ANALOG DELAY effect, a bucket-brigade device model.
Describes the MOD DELAY effect, Korg's first digital delay.
Explains the SWEEP DELAY effect with envelope controlled delay time.
Describes the STEREO DELAY effect, Korg's 24-bit digital delay.
Explains the CROSS DELAY effect with cross-feedback.
Describes the 2TAP DELAY effect with skewed delay times.
Explains the RHYTHM DELAY effect with tempo-set delay taps.
Describes the HOLD DELAY effect for holding delay sounds.
Explains the REVERSE DELAY effect for backward playback.
Explains the SLAP reverb, a tiny room with short reverb time.
Describes the SPRING reverb, ideal for surf music.
Explains the BOUNCE reverb for higher-density reverberation.
Describes the PLATE reverb, simulating a vibrating metal plate.
Explains the GARAGE reverb for high-density reverberation.
Describes the CHAMBER reverb, simulating an echo chamber.
Explains the CANYON reverb, simulating canyon reverberation.
Describes the ROOM reverb, simulating a typical room with reflections.
Explains the STUDIO reverb, simulating a large room.
Describes the HALL reverb, simulating a concert hall with echoes.
Explains the ARENA reverb for smooth, dense reverberation.
Visual representation of signal flow through different input/output configurations.
Step-by-step guide to using the automatic chromatic tuner.
Adjusting the reference pitch (A=440Hz) within a specified range.
Configuring expression pedals for wah, volume, or effect parameters.
Easily assign parameters to the expression pedal for control.
Detailed steps for assigning target parameters and ranges.
Setting whether pedal data is maintained or reset when switching programs.
Assigning control switch functions like effect on/off or TAP TEMPO.
Assigning specific effect functions like LFO trigger or HOLD.
Adjusting the FACTOR parameter for TAP TEMPO timing.
Calibrating the expression pedal for optimal range and responsiveness.
Establishing MIDI connections for data exchange and control.
Configuring MIDI channel and Program Change transmission.
Specifying transmission/reception of control change messages.
Enabling transmission of parameter changes via System Exclusive.
Transmitting ToneLab LE data (programs, settings) via System Exclusive.
Receiving and loading ToneLab LE data from an external device.
Resetting ToneLab LE to its original factory state.
Addresses problems like no power, no sound, or distorted output.
Troubleshooting steps when effects are not heard despite being set.
Lists key technical details including I/O, valve, dimensions, and weight.
Details which MIDI functions are transmitted and recognized by the unit.
Explains specific notes regarding MIDI messages and operational modes.
