ToneLab Owner's Manual - Vox

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HINT: To set a precise delay time that matches a song’s tempo, tap your finger onthe TAP button in time with the song. If it’s slightly off, use the Fine Control to matchit perfectly.STEP ON IT! If the optional foot controller is connected, you can set the delay timeby tapping your foot.HINT: To defeat Bypass, press the TAP button once again.2.5 Value Knobs 1–3In Program Select mode and Manual mode, these knobs adjust the effect. Theknobs will edit the effect you selected by its TYPE button (i.e., the effect whosebutton is lit). For details on the parameters that these three knobs adjust, referto p.34 and following. (From the left, these knobs are called value knobs 1–3.)When you are making UTILITY or GLOBAL settings, you can use value knob 3to edit the value.NOTE: For some effect settings, undesired distortion may occur. If this happens,lower the CH VOLUME.3 BANK/MANUAL/WRITE/TUNER/CHANNEL SECTIONPhew, the “Bank/Manual/Write/Tuner/Channel Section?” What a mouthful! Don’tstress though – just because this area houses a few different things doesn’t meanit’s complicated. In fact, as you’re about to discover, it’s both logical and simple ...honest! This section is simply where you select and view programs, and see thenames and values of the amp and effect section parameters that are creating yoursound. This is also where you make UTILITY and GLOBAL settings.3.1 BANK DisplayThis displays the program bank.3.2 BANK/VALUE ▲, ▼ ButtonsIn Program Select mode, use these buttons to select one of the eight (8) programbanks. When making UTILITY or GLOBAL settings, use these buttons toedit parameters or values.If you press ▲ and ▼ simultaneously, you will enter Manual mode.3.3 CHANNEL SELECT/MENU & CURSOR 1/PREV, 2/NEXT, 3/√, 4/® ButtonsIn Program Select mode, use these buttons to select a channel within eachbank. When making UTILITY or GLOBAL settings, use these buttons to selecta menu or parameter.3.4 UTILITY ButtonThis lets you assign a name to a program, adjust the Noise Reduction and setup the optional foot controller.Press the UTILITY button to make the button light, and then use the 1/PREV or2/NEXT buttons to move through the menu items listed below.After selecting the desired menu item, use value knob 3 or the ▲, ▼ buttons tochange the value.8
NR SENS: Noise reduction (p.19)********: Program name (p.19)EXP : Expression target (p.42)EXP MIN: Expression target range (minimum value) (p.42)EXP MAX: Expression target range (maximum value) (p.42)EXP INIT: Initialization setting for the expression pedal (p.42)3.5 GLOBAL ButtonThis is where you adjust settings for MIDI or the digital output.Press the GLOBAL button to make it light, and then use the 1/PREV and 2/NEXT buttons (3.3) to move through the menu items listed below.After selecting the desired menu item, use value knob 3 or the ▲, ▼ buttons tochange the value. For some menu items, you will also use the 3/√ and 4/®buttons.MIDI CH: Set the MIDI channel (p.46)PCHG OUT: Output settings for program change messages(p.46)CCHG I/O: Output settings for control change messages (p.47)SYEX OUT: Output settings for system exclusive messages (p.48)DUMP CUR: Sends the current program data from the MIDI OUT jack (p.48)DUMP ALL: Sends all ToneLab data from the MIDI OUT jack (p.48)DOUT LVL: Digital output level (p.50)IntroductionPanel TourSetupProgram/ManualCreatingand Storing3.6 WRITE/ENTER ButtonThis button is used when you want to store a new program. (p.20)3.7 TUNER/CANCEL ButtonThis button turns the built-in chromatic tuner on/off.You will also use this to abort saving a program, or to cancel a GLOBAL orUTILITY operation.3.8 Name DisplayThis displays program names, effect names, and parameter names.3.9 Valve IconThis indicates the number and type of power valves (vacuum tubes used in thepower stage) in the original amp that is being modeled.3.10 Value DisplayThis indicates the value of the parameter.If the displayed parameter value matches the value before you edited it (i.e.,the value that is stored in the program), the ORIG (original value) icon willappear.If you have modified (edited) any parameter of the program, the EDIT icon willappear.9
Page 6 and 7: CREATE YOUR OWN SOUNDS9. To create
Page 8 and 9: 5. UK BLUES .......................
Page 11 and 12: IntroductionWELCOME ABOARD!Many tha
Page 13 and 14: Apart from the vitalvalve tone this
Page 15 and 16: A Guitarist’s Guided Panel TourHe
Page 17: 2 EFFECTS SECTIONThe PEDAL effects
Page 22 and 23: SetupNOTE: You MUST turn off the po
Page 24: USING ToneLab FOR LIVE PERFORMANCEE
Page 27 and 28: Creating and Storing Your OwnProgra
Page 29 and 30: ADJUSTING THE NOISE REDUCTION (UTIL
Page 31 and 32: Explanations of the Amp andEffect T
Page 33 and 34: Tube TalkUs Brits call ‘em valves
Page 35 and 36: 3. AC30As already stated, the VOX A
Page 37 and 38: 7. UK ’80SThis is modelled on a 1
Page 39 and 40: ups. It is also incredibly responsi
Page 41 and 42: B. CABINET MODELSNow let’s look a
Page 43 and 44: 11. OFFOK, this not a cabinet. The
Page 45 and 46: 3. ACOUSTICWanna go “unplugged”
Page 47 and 48: D. MOD (Modulation) EFFECTSThis sec
Page 49 and 50: 1. OFFSelect this if you don’t wa
Page 51 and 52: TunerFor your convenience, ToneLab
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Page 55 and 56: Control via MIDIMIDI stands for Mus
Page 57 and 58: 2. Press the 1/PREV or 2/NEXT butto
Page 59 and 60: BACKING UP1. Connect ToneLab’s MI
Page 61 and 62: Restoring the Factory PresetProgram
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Page 65 and 66: ProgramChange Variable RangeSystem
Page 67 and 68: Program list1-1 BLIZZARDAMP CABINET
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5-1 DIRTAMP CABINET TREBLE MIDDLE B
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9-1 OLDGUYAMP CABINET TREBLE MIDDLE
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IndexSymbols16Numerics1OCTAVE 362OC
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