Owner`s manual

How Double Track works

The Double Track functions works a bit differently depending upon

whether or not you are using the AVP’s Auto-Tune module for your main

track. Here’s how:

• If the Auto-tune module is active on your main track (i.e., its On button

is lit), the double track will be the non-pitch corrected version of your

track.

• If the Auto-tune module is not active on your main track (i.e., its On

button is not lit), the double track will be generated by passing the

main track through the Auto-Tune function using the parameters set in

the Auto-tune module. Consequently, in this case it is important to

select an appropriate scale, speed, and detune value for the Auto-Tune

module to produce the desired double track effect. (On the other hand,

some unlikely scale note choices or Speed settings might produce some

very interesting — if untraditional — effects.)

Double Track On Button

When this button is lit, the Double Track function is active. When it is not

lit, the module is bypassed. Pressing the button toggles its state. The

Double Track On/Off function can also be controlled by MIDI and/or by a

footswitch.

Output/Main Bypass Page

Main Bypass: OFF

Output Gain: +12 dB

Setting Main Bypass to ON causes the input signal to be passed through

the AVP with no processing by any of the modules. While Main Bypass is

engaged, no other controls will respond until bypass is disengaged.

NOTE: Main Bypass can also be engaged by the footswitch

. Engaging

bypass by the footswitch will cause the Output/Main Bypass Page to be

displayed and, as above, no other controls will respond until bypass

is disengaged.

The Output Gain control is used to fine-tune the AVP’s output level. Its

range is -30dB to +24dB.

Output Meter

The Output Meter displays the level of the signal output by the AVP.