ToneLab LE's manual - Vox

using a crunch or high gain lead sound then it makes much more sense to add effects like
ROTARY, ROOM (reverb), or DELAY after it’s been distorted, rather than before.
1.2 INSERT button
Use this button to turn the insert effect on/off. This will be lit if the signal input/output to the
external effect is ON, or dark if it is OFF. The external effect is placed before the pedal effect.
1.3 CAB (CABINET) button
Use this button to select a cabinet model or turn the cabinet model on and off.
While this button is blinking, you can use value knob 1 to select a cabinet model.
If you press the CAB button while holding down the AMP button, then you can use value
knob 3 to adjust the presence, and value knob 4 to adjust the noise reduction, and value
knob 6 to adjust the volume level of the programs.
1.4 PEDAL selector, select button
This lets you select one of the sixteen pedal effect models ToneLab LE offers. When you
turn the PEDAL selector, the PEDAL select button will blink, and you can use value knobs
1–6 to adjust the pedal effect parameters. (For an explanation of each effect, refer to p.34–.)
As stated before, pedal effects are connected before the amp.
NOTE: The parameters will be initialized when you switch effect types.
1.5 AMP selector, select button
This lets you select from sixteen types of classic amp models, including the legendary VOX
AC30TBX. (For details, see p.27.) When you turn the AMP selector, the AMP select button
will blink, and you can use value knobs 1–6 to adjust its parameters.
If you press the CAB button while holding down the AMP button, you can use value knob 3
to adjust presence and value knob 4 to adjust the NR (noise reduction) effect, and value
knob 6 to adjust the volume level of the programs.
The operating mode of the preamp and power amp, the response of the tone controls, and
their placement within the circuit will change depending on the type of amp you select here,
precisely replicating the exact gain and tonal character of the original amp. The all-important
power amp stage (class A or AB) and negative-feedback circuit (or lack thereof) are also
carefully simulated.
1.6 MODULATION selector, select button
This selects one of eleven modulation effect models. When you turn the MODULATION
selector, the MODULATION select button will blink, and you can use value knobs 1–6 to
adjust the parameters of the modulation effect. (For details on each effect, refer to p.37–.)
NOTE: The parameters will be initialized when you switch effect types.
1.7 DELAY selector, select button
This selects one of eleven delay effect models. When you turn the DELAY selector, the
DELAY select button will blink, and you can use value knobs 1–6 to adjust the parameters of
the delay effect. (For details on each effect, refer to p.41–.)
NOTE: The parameters will be initialized when you switch effect types.
1.8 REVERB selector, select button
This selects one of eleven reverb effect models. When you turn the REVERB selector, the
REVERB select button will blink, and you can use value knobs 1–6 to adjust the parameters
of the reverb effect. (For details on each effect, refer to p.44–.)
NOTE: The parameters will be initialized when you switch effect types.
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