User Manual

STOMP SECTION 23

select the phaser by turning TYPE to check the same settings with the phaser algorithm, that is somewhat

relative to the ﬂanger. Some generic parameters, common to most of the stomp eects, are:

 Mix

Controls the amount of eect in the signal. At the default setting of 100% you get the most intense eect.

With some eects, such as Wah or Compressor – only the eect signal is audible at the 100% position to

give the strongest eect. With other eects, typically modulation eects like ﬂanger or phaser, the dry sig-

nal is still in the mix for maximum interference with the eect signal.

When MIX is at 0% you will hear no eect. The MIX control is scaled to perfection individually per eect,

so there is no volume drop or boost at the 50% position. Some eects, such as the Air Chorus, don’t oer

a MIX control, as this would contradict the character of the eect.

 Volume

The “Volume” control allows you to change the gain for driving the next distortion stage. The output vol-

ume of the stomp eect can be boosted, or attenuated, by +/-24 dB, which is much more than in the real

world. This will reduce the need to switch to a dierent rig, if all you need to do is boost a solo sound; just

dial the stomp eect that you need for the solo and boost the Volume control. By activating this stomp

you engage the eect and the boost at the same time.

 Stereo

The “Stereo” parameter is only available for the X and MOD modules in the EFFECTS section. It controls

the stereo intensity of these eects. With modulation eects this is done by osetting the LFO modulation

phases of the left and right side. For other eects parameters, such as ﬁlters, frequencies are shifted in op-

posite directions for the left and right sides. That way, even the Wah Wah can create a stereo eect, when

dialed up in the eects section!

The recommended value for most eects is +50% (or +90°), which will often produce the nicest stereo im-

age. At the middle zero position the eect will be fully mono. With negative values you will get the same