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ToneLab SE Owner's manual - Vox

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Using the expression pedals<br />

EXPRESSION PEDAL <strong>SE</strong>TTINGS<br />

<strong>ToneLab</strong><strong>SE</strong> provides two expression pedals that you can use to control not only<br />

wah or volume, but a wide variety of effect parameters. For each program, you can<br />

specify which effect will be controlled, and how.<br />

HINT: If you’ve assigned a parameter to an expression pedal, operating the pedal<br />

has the same result as using the knob to edit the program. This means that when<br />

you operate the pedal, the EDIT icon will light. When you write the program, it will<br />

be written with the sound as currently specified by the position of the pedal. However<br />

if the expression target is “--OFF--,” “VOLUME,” “M/PITCH,” “D/INPUT,” or “R/<br />

INPUT,” the program will not be edited by the pedal.<br />

EXPRESSION TARGET QUICK ASSIGN<br />

Here’s a very easy and convenient way to set the expression target.<br />

As an example, use the MODULATION selector to choose PITCH SHIFTER. So<br />

that the effect will be easy to hear, we’ll initialize the PITCH SHIFTER. If PITCH<br />

SHIFTER is already selected, turn the selector to choose a different effect, and<br />

then re-select PITCH SHIFTER.<br />

1. When you’re editing PITCH SHIFTER, turn value knob 1 or use the √, ® buttons<br />

to make the name display show PITCH; the EXPRESSION button will<br />

light. If in this state you press and hold (for one second) the EXPRESSION<br />

button, the name display will indicate COMPLETE. The PITCH parameter has<br />

now been assigned to expression pedal 1, letting you control the amount of<br />

PITCH SHIFT. If you want to make more detailed settings, you can press the<br />

EXPRESSION button and set the minimum value (“EXP1 MIN,” value knob 2)<br />

and maximum value (“EXP1 MAX,” value knob 3) of the target range.<br />

In the same way, whenever the EXPRESSION button is lit during editing, you<br />

can press and hold the CONTROL button for one second to assign expression<br />

pedal 2 to control the parameter that is currently shown in the name display.<br />

NOTE: If you change the effect type of a parameter that is assigned to an expression<br />

target (i.e., to be controlled by one of the expression pedals), the target will be<br />

initialized to a setting of “--OFF--”. (However, “A/*****”, “D/INPUT”, and “R/INPUT”<br />

are exceptions.)<br />

HINT: If you’ve set the PEDAL effect type to “VOX WAH,” the “P/MANUAL” (wah<br />

position) will automatically be assigned to expression 1. If you then set the PEDAL<br />

effect to a different type without making any further settings, the Target, Min, and<br />

Max settings will automatically return to their former settings. (However in the case<br />

of “P/******”, it will be initialized to “--OFF--” instead of returning to its former setting.)<br />

NOTE: When you change the expression target, the MIN and MAX values will be<br />

initialized.<br />

Tuner<br />

Pedals<br />

MIDI/DIGITAL<br />

Factory<br />

settings<br />

Troubleshooting<br />

Spec.<br />

Program<br />

List<br />

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