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PAGE 1/6 - ROUTINGS

This menu allows you to select from the nine different routing possibilities, i.e.,

the nine different conﬁgurations of the PedalPro effects chain, whereby the

F1 ﬁlter and the F2 ﬁlter are physically connected at different points of the

chain (See section ‘Routing Options - An Overview’, on page 30, for details).

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Route type – Effect chain routing selector. Range: 00 to 09

• To change the Route type, press EDIT [5]; the cursor will blink next to the

route type number. Adjust the value with the selection dial [4].

PAGE 2/6 - FILTER MODE CONFIGURATION

Page 2 is the main conﬁguration page for your two ﬁlters, F1 and F2. The set-

tings for F1 are on the left-hand side of the screen, and the settings for F2 are

on the right.

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HSync – HumanSync™ switch. Range: on (

), off (

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With HSync engaged, the auto ﬁlters (that is, when ﬁlter F1 and/or ﬁlter F2

are set to auto mode) will sweep according to the settings on pages 3/6 (F1)

and 4/6 (F2) – if the level of the signal from your guitar is above an adjustable

threshold (Fsync_th can be set via MIDICC##74).

If the signal is below the threshold, the ﬁlter sweep will be paused. Once the

signal from your guitar becomes louder than the threshold, the sweeping ac-

tion begins. In this way, you can control exactly when the ﬁlter starts to sweep

and when it stops, using your guitar.

• To engage HSync simply press the PARAM. SWITCH key [10b].

QUICK TIP: HSync

With HSync engaged, if you assign the adjustable threshold parameter

(Fsync_th) to an expression pedal via MIDICC#74 you can control the

number of wah/vowel cycles that you are going to produce and these

cycles are always synchronised with your strumming action.

If you set the correct Tempo parameter either in the ﬁlter conﬁguration

page 3/6 (for F1) or 4/6 (for F2) or via midi tap tempo, the ﬁlter sweeping

action will also be synchronised with your drummer (or your drum ma-

Q1 – Resonance factor of ﬁlter F1. Range: 1 to 18, increments of 0.5

Q2 – Resonance factor of ﬁlter F2. Range: 1 to 16, increments of 0.5

The resonance factor (aka Q) characterises a ﬁlter’s bandwidth relative to its

centre frequency. Essentially, the higher the resonance Q, the more the ﬁlter

will emphasise the frequencies around its centre frequency.

• To change the Q of F1 (Q1) or F2 (Q2), press EDIT [5]. Use the arrow keys

[3] to position the blinking cursor next to Q1 or Q2. Adjust the value with

the selection dial [4].

F2type – F2 ﬁlter type selector. Range: Low-pass (ÏÑ) or Band-pass (ÐÑ)

The F2 Filter has an additional feature that allows you to select between two

ﬁlter types: a low-pass ﬁlter and a band-pass ﬁlter

• To select between the two possible settings for F2type, press PARAM.

SWITCH key [10d].

F1Md & F2Md – F1 and F2 mode selector. Range: auto, Equalizer (EQ), enve-

lope positive (env+), envelope negative (env-)

You can choose to independently conﬁgure F1 and F2 in one of four modes:

1. auto = auto mode (for example, auto Wah). If this option is selected for

either F1 or F2, or both, the parameters of page 3/6 and page 4/6 will

deﬁne F1 and/or F2 modulator settings.

Working with Effects: Filters

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