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Included Effect Plug-ins

Distortion Plug-ins

Selecting and Deactivating Cabinets

• To switch cabinets on the Cabinets page, click the model that you want to

use. Select No Cabinet if you only want to use the amps and effects.

•If you select Link Amplifier & Cabinet Choice, the plug-in automatically

selects the cabinet corresponding to the selected amp model.

Microphones

On the Microphones page, you can choose between different microphone

positions. These positions result from two different angles (center and edge) and

three different distances from the speaker, as well as an additional center position

at an even greater distance from the speaker.

You can choose between two microphone types: a large-diaphragm condenser

microphone and a dynamic microphone. You can crossfade between the

characteristics of the two microphones.

• To select one of the microphone types or blend between the two types, turn

the Mix control between the two microphones.

Placing the Microphone

• To select a microphone position, click the corresponding ball in the graphic.

The selected position is marked in red.

Master

Use the Master page to fine-tune the sound.

Input/Output Level Meters

The input and output level meters on the left and the right of the Master section

show the signal level of your audio. The rectangle on the input meter indicates the

optimum incoming level range. In compact view, the input and output levels are

indicated by two LEDs at the top left and right.

Using the Master Controls

• To activate/deactivate the equalizer, click the pedal-like On/Off button. If the

equalizer is active, the LED next to the button is lit.

• To activate/deactivate an equalizer band, click the corresponding Gain knob.

If a band is active, the LED to the left of the Gain knob is lit.

• To tune your guitar strings, click the pedal-like On/Off button to activate the

Tuner and play a string. If the correct pitch is displayed and the row of LEDs

below the digital display is green, the string is tuned correctly.

If the pitch is too low, red LEDs are lit on the left. If the pitch is too high, red

LEDs are lit on the right. The more LEDs are lit, the lower/higher is the pitch.

• To mute the output signal of the plug-in, click the pedal-like Master button. If

the output is muted, the LED is not lit. Use this to tune your guitar in silence,

for example.