Creating & Storing Sounds Y Inside the Edit Menu
When you set your Delay time to match dotted-eighth notes, for instance, the TIME
control will look like this:
If you know exactly what the tempo is and donOt feel like tapping today, press the EDIT
button if it isnOt lit already, and spin SELECT to go all the way to the end of the EDIT
4 Y 7pages. Well look at that! ThereOs a TEMPO parameter for you to adjust. This is the
tempo, in Beats Per Minute, of the current channel, and you can save it so that all the
effects in this channel that youOve told to use a note value will follow this tempo.
Mod and Delay/Verb X-Overs
While effects are great, they can sometimes cause a lack of tonal definition. The biggest
problem is often what they do to the bass frequencies, where things can get real muddy
real fast when youOre laying on effects. To help you keep your toneOs punch even while
bathing it in wetness, weOve included a set of crossovers in the wet path of the Mod and
Delay/Verb effects of your Bass PODxt.
From the last Delay/Verb edit page, spin the SELECT knob one click clockwise and
youOll see them:
Press the Soft Button below MOD and turn the knob down to the minimum setting to
select OFF and disable the Mod effectOs crossover. Or turn the knob clockwise to select
a frequency range from 25Hz to 800Hz. The portion of the signal below the frequency
you choose will not have the Mod effect applied to it. As youOd expect, things work
basically the same way for the Delay/Verb crossover: press the Soft Button below DELAY/
VERB and choose OFF or set a frequency.
Since the crossover point only affects the effected part of your sound, changes will be
most noticeable when the mix of the Mod or Delay/Verb effect is set high. |
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