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Owner's Manual
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SHAPE (0-99)
This parameter controls the depth of the effect, with 0 being the most shallow
and 99 being the deepest setting.
SPEED (Slow-8 X)
This parameter adjusts the rate at which the Modulation effect cycles. The
following table provides a description of each option.
Modulation Speed Option Description
Slow Sets the mod speed to 108 BPM.
Med Sets the mod speed to 240 BPM.
Fast Sets the mod speed to 360 BPM.
1/8 x, 1/7 x, 1/6 x, 1/5 x, 1/4 x, 1/3 x, 1/2 x,
1 x, 2 x, 3 x, 4 x, 5 x, 6 x, 7 x, 8 x
Each of these options sets the mod speed to the
multiple denoted in the option name (e.g., 1/8x
= 1/8
th
the speed of the currently set Live Adapt
tempo, 8x = 8 times the speed of the currently set
Live Adapt tempo, etc.).
REVERB (0-99)
This parameter adjusts the amount of Reverb effect added to your guitar
signal. This is the same Reverb effect used to process your vocals in the
Live Harmony. For information on editing the Reverb effect parameters, see
"Reverb" on page 69.
To dial in the Guitar effects:
1. Press and hold the <GUITAR> button to enter the edit menu.
2. Play your guitar (or use the Sound Check feature, see "Sound Check" on page
19
).
3. Ensure the MOD LVL parameter is set high enough to hear the effect.
4. Select the desired MOD TYPE using the <DATA> encoder.
5. Adjust the SHAPE parameter for the desired amount of effect depth.
6. Adjust the SPEED parameter until the desired effect is achieved.
7. Fine-tune the MOD LVL parameter until the desired effect balance is achieved.
8. Raise the REVERB parameter if you wish to apply reverb to the guitar signal.
You can then edit the Reverb effect parameters in the Reverb menu to tailor
the Reverb effect, see "Reverb" on page 69 for further information. Set
REVERB to 0 if you do not wish to apply any reverb to the guitar signal.