Adding effects (BUS FX)

Use the six effect buttons and the three knobs to control the BUS 1 and BUS 2 effects.

  1. Press the [BUS FX] button to toggle the bus that controls the effects between BUS 1 and BUS 2.
  2. When the button is lit orange, BUS 1 is selected; and when the button is blinking orange, BUS 2 is selected.
  4. Press the effect buttons.
  6. Press the buttons of the effects you want to apply, including the [FILTER+DRIVE] button, the [RESONATOR] button, the [DELAY] button, the [ISOLATOR] button, the [DJFX LOOPER] button, and the [MFX] button.
  7. This turns the effects for the selected bus on.

  8. MEMO

    1. You can use the [MFX] button to quickly and flexibly switch between all of the built-in effects.
      Ó “Using the MFX effects”
    2. You can also set the effects you desire for each of the other five buttons ([FILTER+DRIVE]–[DJFX LOOPER] buttons).
      Ó “Assigning the desired effect to an effect button (DIRECT FX)”
    3. When you set BUS 1 and BUS 2 to the same effect, the message “Same EFX on other BUS” is shown.
  9. Use the [CTRL 1]–[CTRL 3] knobs to operate the effect parameters for the selected bus.
  10. The parameters change how the effects are applied.

  12. MEMO

    1. Turn the [CTRL 1]–[CTRL 3] knobs while holding down the [VALUE] knob to operate the sub-parameters of the effect.
    2. Press an effect button while holding down the [REMAIN] button to freeze the effect edit screen view.
      Ó “Editing the effects”
  13. The effect turns off when you press an effect button that’s lit/blinking.

MEMO

  1. Although the effect buttons normally operate as toggles, they work as momentary switches while you hold down the [VALUE] knob (this is the effect grab function).
    Ó “Turning an effect on only while the button is pressed”
  2. Turning off an effect by using the mute bus is an effective performance technique.
    Ó “Playing a break in the performance (MUTE BUS)”