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Program Mapping‘TWX the night before Christmas and all through the house not 3 creature was stirring, not even a1nouse. . . whoops, wrong stoly.Once upon a time there lived a musician who was very discouraged with the trdde he had to go throughto chqqe from one preset to the next (he had only one button to use, and all it did was go up one presetat a time . . .gasp!‘). He wished that it was possible to take his favorite and most useful presets and place themin such a way that he could move from one to the next with ease, but he didn’t want to reprogram them,that would be too cumbersome. It was then that this young musician discovered a wondrous inventionprogrammapping. This magical thing called a Program Map allowed the musician to place ;tII his favoritepresets in whatever order he chose-it was a dream come true, and he progranin~ed lqpily ever after.Okay, maybe a Program Map isn’t ‘~wondro~is” or even “magic:il” but it is a useful way to move fi-c ~11 ( )ne presetto the next when you are using the front panel, or 21 foot controller with an increment and declwment 13utton.A Program Map is simply ;I diagram that points fi-on1 a program hay, Al > to ;I preset (for instance,DualGuitar U 1).When nelv, or reinitialized, the Tube Fex restores the Program Map to the factory defdt settings, where theprogram number corresponds one-to-one with the preset number (e.g., AO=I JO. . .ASO=l JSO, etc. >The following tutorial should help to illustrate the usefulness of the Pr~gr;im Map.Suppcxx you ha\le the following presets that you use all the time and you want to 1~ al~le to have cl~lickto them from the front panel of the Tube Fex:;~ccessPreset # Preset Name Current Program Map #IJllO Thr-uO Dirt All0Fl12 OLltOfPllase I3112u12 SwarmKorus A12F64 FOLLOW WAH B64Target Program Map #A0AlA2ArSGoing from one preset to the next without mapping them would be nearly as Id 3s what oiir young musicianhad to put up with. (Just think about changing from ThruODirl t to OutOfPhase using the V and A buttons!)Luckily, ure are going to show you an asier way using the Program 11x1~. Pay attention, we’re only goingto do this once.1. Press the Play button. This places you in the play mode. In this mode you can view Id1 the programnumber and the preset rume/numher on one screen. For instance:Cursor under Program Number1 - ICursor under Preset Name &Number2. Press the right arrow button one time to place the cursor under the preset name. This leaves you inprogram number AO, but allows you to change the preset name/numl->er assigned to AO.Tutorials 29