Working It Y Manual Mode: What You See Is What You Get
Manual Mode: What You See Is What You Get
When none of the A, B, C, D Buttons are lit, HD 147 is operating in Manual Mode,
2Y 6meaning that all of the controls are active and the sound of the amp is determined by
the current knob settings. Just like a regular amplifier, right?
If you are not in Manual Mode and would like to be, simply give the lit A, B, C, or D
Button a quick press.
Using The Channel Memories
HD 147 can store and recall your favorite settings using the A, B, C, D Buttons.
Save: Any time youOve dialed up a sound that youOd like to save for later recall, all you
have to do is hold down button A, B, C or D for 3 seconds. At the end of that 3
seconds, the button you held will flash to let you know that youOve successfully stored
your present setting of all the controls to that button.
Recall: When you tap one of the A, B, C, D Buttons to light it up, HD 147 recalls
the settings that were stored in that buttonOs Channel Memory. This includes your
choice of Amp and Cab Models, the Drive, Bass, Mid, Treble, Presence, Reverb
and Channel Volume settings, plus your Mod and Delay settings. Note: The Master
Volume setting is not stored with each Channel. Instead, it acts as a global volume that
controls the overall level of all channels.
The various front panel lights will show the recalled settings, but the knobs will not.
Turning any knob or operating any button will override the recalled setting for that
control only. To override all the recalled settings and get the sound determined by the
current setting of all the knobs, press the lit A, B, C, or D Button. YouOre now back in
what-you-see-is-what-you-get Manual Mode.
See Chapter 5 for details on how to store and recall a total of 36 HD 147 Channel
Memories using your feet.
To reset all the Channel Memories (including all 36 available from an FBV and MIDI)
to their factory state, hold the A and D Buttons while powering up your HD 147. |
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