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LINE 6 POD HD400 [54/83] Common fx2 parameters
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FX Models
6•12
Common FX2 Parameters
When you enter Edit Mode for any FX2 model, you’ll see the following common parameters
for most (as well as “Model Select” and “Routing,” as described on page 6•3):
Tap Control
Set this option to Control to have the Modulation speed of your FX2 models follow
whatever tempo you “tap” into your POD HD, using the TA P button. Set this parameter
to Don’t Ctl and the FX2 models’ Speed parameter can be adjusted to any speed you like,
regardless of the current Tap Tempo. The TapCtl setting is a “global” parameter. Also see
“Tap Tempo” on page 2•4.
Speed
Adjusts the modulation/oscillation/tremolo speed for the FX2 models.* The following
behaviors apply:
• If the TapCtl parameter (see previous item) is set to Don’tCtl, you can adjusts the
Modulation Speed manually, independent of the current Tap Tempo. This Speed
value is stored per Preset.
• If the TapCtl parameter is set to Control, the Modulation Speed follows the current
Tap Tempo. If you stomp out your desired 1/4 note rhythm on the TAP footswitch,
this will set a new Tap Tempo, and FX2 models will then follow this new tempo.
* Note that the FX2 Filter swoosh models offer slightly different Speed parameter options, as
detailed within the following model’s descriptions, as applicable.
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- Pod hd300 hd400 advanced guide 1
- Edit mode 4 1 2
- Features functionality 2 1 2
- Setup details 1 1 2
- Table of contents 2
- Working with presets 3 1 2
- Amp cab mic models 5 1 3
- Fx models 6 1 3
- Appendix a line 6 monkey a 1 4
- Appendix b midi b 1 4
- Usb audio 8 1 4
- Using the looper 7 1 4
- Etails 5
- Setup details 5
- Setup options 5
- Autofx 6
- Output mode live options 6
- Usb monitor level 6
- Ac rate 7
- Footswitch mode 7
- Firmware version 8
- Pedal calibration 8
- Tap tempo light 8
- Factory restore 9
- Eature 11
- Features functionality 11
- Tuner mode 11
- Unctionality 11
- Customizing fx 12
- Smart fx 12
- Noise gate 13
- Volume 13
- Fx loop pod hd400 only 14
- Pedal control 14
- Pitch glide 14
- Tap tempo 14
- L6 link 15
- Output mode options 15
- Pedal 2 pod hd400 only 15
- Pod hd edit software 17
- Accessing presets 19
- Orking wit 19
- Preset select controls 19
- Resets 19
- Working with presets 19
- Bank channel footswitches 20
- Saving presets 21
- Accessing edit mode 23
- Edit mode 23
- Fine coarse tuning 23
- Amp menu 24
- Fx1 fx2 fx3 menus 24
- Setup menu 24
- Gate menu 25
- Reverb menu 25
- Threshold 25
- Routing 26
- Vol menu 26
- Wah menu 26
- Fx loop menu pod hd400 only 27
- Minimum maximum 27
- Routing 28
- Send return levels 28
- Midi dump 29
- Amp cab mic models 31
- Parameter details 31
- About default amp settings 32
- Amp edit mode 32
- Amp model selection 32
- Amp model type 33
- Cab model selection 33
- Mic model selection 33
- Bass cab mic models 34
- E r early reflections 34
- Guitar cab mic models 34
- Mic model descriptions 34
- Mic name based on 34
- This option adds the amount of reflective room tone that is mixed with your amp tone this value is saved per preset 34
- To follow is a list of all mic models note that all guitar amp s cabs offer a selection of 8 mics and the 1x15 flip top bass cab offers its own selection of 8 mic models 34
- Master volume 35
- Presence 35
- Bias excursion 36
- Bypass volume 36
- Fx only mode 37
- Manual mode 37
- Amp preamp models 38
- Autofx setup parameter 38
- Amp preamp model based on 39
- Note the following amp models are accessed within 39
- Pod hd amp preamp models 39
- The edit mode amp model select menu only 39
- Amp control knobs 40
- Cab models 40
- Cab model based on 41
- Pod hd cab models 41
- Fx models 43
- Fx1 models reference table 43
- Common fx1 fx2 fx3 parameters 45
- Model select 45
- Routing 45
- Hard gate 46
- New fx1 models flash v 46
- Vintage pre 46
- Fx1 gain swoosh models parameters 47
- Fx1 various swoosh models parameters 47
- Particle verb pod hd400 only 48
- Choose your key on the left then your mode on the top 49
- Finally a line 6 intelligent harmonizer effect select a scale key and shift value and our dsp algorithms will do the rest producing a perfect harmony note along with your guitar riffs the available parameters are 49
- Fx1 pitch swoosh models parameters 49
- Key ionian dorian phrygian lydian mixolydian aeolian locrian 49
- Key select the key you ll be playing in 49
- Lydian mode the scale you want is g major 49
- Mix sets the balance or your dry harmony notes 49
- Scale select the scale you d like to use also see table below 49
- Shift determines the interval value for the desired harmony note 49
- Since the pitch fx are a bit more complex we ve provided examples of each pitch fx model s edit mode screen and parameter descriptions 49
- Smart harmony 49
- The cell where the two connect tells you the scale for example for the key of c 49
- The smart harmony effect automatically detects your guitar s single note pitch and shifts it to match a user selected key and scale a choice of keys is provided consult the table below to achieve other scalic modes 49
- Attack synth pod hd400 only 50
- Pitch glide 50
- Growler 51
- Synth o matic 51
- Synth string 51
- Bass octaver 52
- V tron 52
- Fx2 models reference table 53
- Common fx2 parameters 54
- Tap control 54
- Common filter swoosh parameters 55
- Feedback 55
- Fx3 models reference table 56
- Low res delay 56
- Common fx3 parameters 57
- Tap control 57
- Time tempo 57
- Feedback 58
- Reverb models reference table 58
- Common reverb parameters 59
- Pre delay 59
- Using the pedal 60
- Wah models 60
- Looper controls 61
- Sing th 61
- Using the looper 61
- The line 6 usb audio driver 63
- Usb audio 63
- Audio routing 64
- The pod hd record send 64
- The line 6 audio midi devices panel 65
- Usb monitor level 65
- Line 6 audio midi settings driver options mac 66
- Mac line 6 audio midi devices 66
- Mac os x audio midi setup utility 68
- Line 6 audio midi devices driver tab 71
- Windows line 6 audio midi devices 71
- Asio driver settings 74
- Usb audio streaming buffer 74
- Line 6 audio midi devices inputs recording tab 75
- Appendix a line 6 monkey 77
- Launch line 6 monkey 77
- Login account 77
- Ppendi 77
- Grab those updates 78
- Register your hardware 78
- Appendix b midi 81
- B midi 81
- Midi sysex functionality 81
- Midi sysex software 81
- Ppendi 81
- Midi dump backing up presets 82
- Restoring presets 82
- To restore a single preset 82
- To restore all presets 83
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