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Effect Copy

An effect can be copied to any other memory location within a scene,

or to a completly different scene. For example you can copy your effect

in memory location

FX Unit 1A to FX Unit 3B. To begin, select the

memory location you would like to copy (the effect must be on and cur-

rently showing its parameters in your display). Press and hold the Model

Select knob. Your display will be ﬂashing. Press the memory footswitch

for the location you want to copy to and now your copy is complete and

is stored in both the original and new location.

You may also copy an effect from one scene to another scene in the same

folder. Press and hold the Model Select knob. Your display will be ﬂash-

ing. Press the scene switch. Now all the scene displays will be ﬂashing.

Select the scene you wish to copy the effect to. M13 will go to that scene

and all active displays will be ﬂashing. Press the memory footswitch for

the location you want to copy to and now your copy is complete and is

stored in both the original and new location.

Send/Return Jacks for External Effects or Amps

The rear panel send/return jacks are stompbox/instrument level unbal-

anced connections that allow you to connect external devices in series

with M13 Stompbox Modeler’s effects. From the

SETUP mode, you

choose where this occurs in the signal ﬂow: before all FX Units, inserted

between any two of them, or after them all. You can also set the FX loop

to the off position. This setting is stored as part of each scene, so differ-

ent scenes can use the send/return differently. And if you don’t connect

to the return, the loop will be ignored, and will not affect the signal ﬂow

(but still sends signal, allowing you to use just the send to feed a tuner).

A typical use would be running one or more external effects in the send/

return loop:

How about using some of the FX Units to feed your guitar amps’ input,

and others in your amp’s effects loop? No problem. Let’s have FX Unit

1 and 2 feed your amp’s input, and put FX Unit 3 and 4 in your amp’s

effect loop. First, set the send/return loop to run after FX Unit 2. Then,

hook up like this:

Or for real fun, try splitting effects to 2 separate amps: set the send/

return loop to run after FX Unit 2 and set up as shown next. FX Unit 1

and 2 will feed the ﬁrst amp, and FX Unit 3 and 4 feed the second amp:

Or just run the full set of FX Units out to 2 amps in true stereo like

so: