User Manual

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Table Of Contents

Welcome
Overview
Quick Start
- Power
- Guitar/Audio Connections
- Brief Knob, Footswitch, and Button Descriptions
Connections
- Input Side Connections
  - Input 1
  - Input 2
    - Input 2 as an Audio Input
    - Input 2 as a Neuro App Data Input
- Output Side Connections
  - Output 1
  - Output 2
    - Output 2 as an Audio Output
    - Output 2 as a Neuro App Data Daisy-Chain Output
- Power and Control Connections
Basic Overdrive Operation
Effect Types
- Classic
- Crunch
- Smooth
- Additional Effect Types
Controls
- Knobs
- Effect Switch
- LEDs
  - Engage / Bypass LED
  - External Control LED
- Footswitch
- Control Input Button
Preset Storage and Recall
- Saving Your First Preset
- Editing a Preset
- Exiting Preset Mode
Universal Bypass TM
Stacking and Parallel Processing “Inside the Box”
- Stacking (Series / Cascaded)
- Parallel Processing
- Series / Parallel Hybrid
Stereo Routing
- Automatic Routing Mode Selection
Parametric EQ
Low Cut Filter
LoRetain
Voice Control
Noise Gate
External Control
- Expression Control
Neuro App
- Main Menu
- Sound Editor
- Browse Sounds
  - Open In Sound Editor
  - Deleting or Publishing Presets
- Hardware Options
- Example Neuro Daisy-Chain Connections
  - Mono Audio Path with Neuro Daisy-Chain
  - Mono-To-Stereo Audio Path with Neuro Daisy-Chain
- Neuro Hub (Formerly the Soundblox Hub)
  - MIDI
- USB
  - USB-MIDI
Specifications
- Dimensions
- Weight
- Power
- Audio Performance
Troubleshooting
- General
- Noise
- Hot Hand Doesn’t Work
- Unit Appears Dead / No LEDs Lit
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I change the routing mode for my pedal without changing anything about the sounds?
- What kind of instruments can I connect to the L.A. Lady’s inputs?
- Can I power the L.A. Lady directly over USB, without using the 9 Volt supply?
- When connecting the L.A. Lady to a recording interface or mixer, should I used a Lo-Z (microphone) or Hi-Z (line / instrument) input?
- Why doesn’t the L.A. Lady respond to MIDI messages being sent to it?
- How do I enable extended effect types via MIDI?
Rubber Feet
Waste Disposal Notes
Warranty
- Limited Transferrable Warranty
- Warranty Information
- Disclaimer and Limitation of Warranty
Version History

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Automatic Routing Mode Selection

By default, the routing mode is automatically chosen. The cables connected to the inputs and

outputs are detected and the mode is set according to the below table:

Input(s)

Output(s)

Routing Mode

1 only

Mono Input, Mono Output

1 and 2

1 only

Stereo Input, Stereo Parallel Processing, Sum to Mono Output

1 only

1 and 2

Mono Input, Stereo Parallel Processing, Stereo Output

1 and 2

Stereo Input, Independent Stereo Processing, Stereo Output

Check the Neuro App for more details on routing options.

Parametric EQ

The L.A. Lady features two built-in 4 band parametric EQs that can be configured using the Neuro

App. Different EQ settings can be saved for each of the three effect types, as well as for the user

preset. The EQs consist of four independently configurable bands:

 Bass (Band 1): Low Shelf

 Mid A (Band 2): Peaking (a.k.a. Bell / Band)

 Mid B (Band 3): Peaking (a.k.a. Bell / Band)

 Treble (Band 4): High Shelf

Each band has configurable frequency, boost/cut, and Q (bandwidth).

A simple example of these four bands in action is shown in the graph below. In this example, Band 1

is a low shelf filter at 100 Hz with a 6 dB cut, Band 2 is a peaking filter at 620 Hz with a 3 dB cut and

relatively high Q, Band 3 is a peaking filter at 3 kHz with a 1.5 dB boost and relatively low Q, and Band

4 is a high shelf filter at 10 kHz with a 2.5 dB cut.

External Loop Post-Effect