Owner`s manual

Controls and Display Screens

MASTER MODULE

Preset Select

When the AVP is first powered up, it will briefly display the version of its

internal firmware and will then display the Preset Selection screen:

Select Preset:

##: Preset Name

Use the Data Entry knob to select the desired preset. Presets may also be

selected by MIDI Program Change commands and may be stepped through

sequentially using a footswitch.

Pressing the Preset button will always return you to this screen.

NOTE: Depending on the relative settings of adjacent presets, changing

presets while the AVP is processing audio may result in audible artifacts.

If you are using the AVP in live performance, care should be taken to

change presets while no audio is being processed.

Factory Presets

The AVP provides the ability to store 35 presets. All of these preset loca-

tions initially contain factory presets. The factory presets can be edited or

replaced entirely. Should you wish, you can always restore the factory

presets at a later time (see the “Restore Factory Presets” page below.)

A couple of things to keep in mind about the factory presets:

1. Except for those that use it as a special effect, all factory presets have

the Auto-Tune module turned off. If you want to include Auto-Tune in

a factory preset, either edit the preset and resave it, or copy the preset

to an unused location and edit the copy.

2. Presets that include double tracking default to Stereo Mode and Auto-

Tune set to a chromatic scale. Again, edit and resave or copy as desired.

Input Meter

These five LEDs light to indicate the level of the incoming audio. Ideally,

you should adjust the input to the highest level that does not consistently

cause the top red LED to light. (The red LED lights at a level of -3dB.

Digital clipping, which introduces a particularly nasty-sounding distortion,

will occur if the input exceeds 0dB.)