This effect type provides pedal control of the frequency
emphasized by passing only particular sound ranges
through a band pass filter.
Parameter 2 Freq ★ 1 – 10
Parameter 3 DRY-Mix 0 – 5
Parameter 4 Mode 1 – 4
Parameter 5 Position 0 – 1
Explanation
(2) Freq (Frequency)
Determines the frequency when pedal control is not used.
(3) DRY-Mix
Mixes an effect sound with the direct sound. When the
value is 0, only the effect sound is produced.
(4) Mode
Enables selection from among four types of frequency
movement curves for the pedal movement.
1: Vintage Wah Wild, vintage style wah
2: Mild Wah Wah with mild reverberation
3: Lower Wah Generous low range wah
4. Resonant Wah Highly distinctive wah
(5) Position
Determines whether the pedal wah comes before or after
the distortion module.
0: Before distortion module
1: After distortion module
This is an Auto Wah for raising and lowering the
emphasized frequency according to the strength of the input
sound.
Parameter 2 Sens ★ 1 – 10
Parameter 3 DRY-Mix 0 – 5
Parameter 4 Mode 1 – 4
Parameter 5 Position 0 – 1
Explanation
(2) Sens
Determines the sensitivity of the wah effect for the input
sound.
(3) DRY-Mix
Mixes an effect sound with the direct sound. When the
value is 0, only the effect sound is produced.
(4) Mode
Enables selection from among four types of variations in
the direction of the basic sound and the direction in
which the frequency is moving.
1: Sharp UP Central frequency rises during
picking, for a sharp wah.
2: Fat UP Central frequency rises during
picking, for a fat wah.
3: Warm Down Central frequency lowers during
picking, for a warm wah.
4. Sold Down Central frequency lowers during
picking, for a solid wah.
(5) Position
Determines whether the Auto Wah comes before or after
the distortion module.
0: Before distortion module
1: After distortion module
This effect gives a varied palette of distortion sounds,
including natural distortion of a tube amp and hard
distortion. In addition, this row of effect modules contains
parameters for setting the noise reduction (ZNR).
Parameter 1 Type 1 – 8
Explanation
(1) Type
Distortion can be selected from the types listed below.
1: OD1
2: OD2
3: DIST1
4: DIST2
5: BLUES OD
6: FUZZ
7: LEAD
8: METAL
The overdrive sound produces natural, warm distortion
such as obtained with a tube amplifier.
Parameter 2 Gain ★ 1 – 16
Parameter 3 Tone 0 – 10
Parameter 4 Level 1 – 8
Parameter 5 ZNR 0 – 5
Explanation
(2) Gain
Determines the strength of the distortion. Higher values
yield stronger distortion.
(3) Tone
Adjusts the tone. The larger values accentuate the top
range for a brighter tone, and the lower values accentuate
the low range for a heavier tone.
(4) Level
Adjusts the output level of the module.
(5) ZNR (Zoom Noise Reduction)
Determines the point for producing the Zoom Noise
Reduction effect which reduces the noise during no
input. The recommended approach is to set the value as
high as possible without producing an unnatural cut of
the instrument sound.ZNR can be used even when the
DIST effect module is OFF.
Reset ZNR for the guitar you are going to use.
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