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1. Dual Input Bargraph Meters

LEDs indicate input level for each channel.

2. Digital In LED

Indicates when the S/PDIF digital input is

selected and active.

3. Routing Button

Press this button to cycle through the four

signal routing options. For more informa-

tion about routing, see page 12.

4. Active Reverb / Effects Matrix

Indicates which effects are active at all

times. Green LED indicates active effect in

Processor 1, red LED indicates active

effect in Processor 2.

5. Tempo Button - P1

Tapping this button twice sets the Delay

Time of Processor 1. LED flashes to indi-

cate current tempo, or lights solid when

synched to MIDI.

6. Bypass Button - P1

Bypasses Processor 1. In the factory

default, this puts the processor into Bypass

mode and allows dry, unprocessed signal

to pass through to the outputs. To change

to Bypass Mute, which allows no signal

(wet or dry) to pass, see Bypass Mode

Select in the Utilities section on page 25.

7. Tempo Button - P2

Same as for Processor 1 (see #5).

8. Bypass Button - P2

Bypasses Processor 2. Red LED lights to

indicate effect is bypassed.

9. Store Button

Stores program modifications to one of the

99 User program locations. Press the

Store and Audition buttons simultaneous-

ly to access Utility functions. (See page 23

for more information.)

10. Audition Button

Plays audio samples through the proces-

sors to audition their settings. Press the

Audition and Store buttons simultaneous-

ly to access the Utility functions. (See page

23 for more information.)

11. Input Knob

Controls the input level of both Left and

Right analog inputs.

12. Mix 1 Knob

Controls the P1 Wet/Dry effects mix.

13. Mix 2 Knob

Controls the P2 Wet/Dry effects mix.

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