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Line 6 GearBox 3.1 – Basic Features Guide
Operating GearBox in Dual-Tone mode can require some major processing power from your
computer (not surprisingly, twice as much as a single Tone!). Each effect that is powered “on”
will use some processing power – effects that are “off” do not use processing power.
computer (not surprisingly, twice as much as a single Tone!). Each effect that is powered “on”
will use some processing power – effects that are “off” do not use processing power.
MIDI Control
When using GearBox with TonePort and GuitarPort devices, GearBox offers options for remote
control of its parameters. You can connect a 3
control of its parameters. You can connect a 3
rd
party MIDI controller device to a MIDI port on
your computer and set GearBox to receive MIDI Continuous Controller (CC) data from it.
GearBox is also capable of sending out MIDI CC data for the adjustment of the onscreen
GearBox knobs and switches.
GearBox is also capable of sending out MIDI CC data for the adjustment of the onscreen
GearBox knobs and switches.
The Send 1-2 controls are shown for Tone
1, and Send 3-4 controls are shown for
Tone 2
1, and Send 3-4 controls are shown for
Tone 2
To send out MIDI CC data from the
adjustment of GearBox onscreen knobs &
switches, check this box.
To control GearBox features (such as Wah or
Volume) from a 3
adjustment of GearBox onscreen knobs &
switches, check this box.
To control GearBox features (such as Wah or
Volume) from a 3
rd
party hardware MIDI
controller device or software, choose the
MIDI Port that your controller unit is
connected to. GearBox will then receive
MIDI CC data on MIDI Channel 1.
MIDI Port that your controller unit is
connected to. GearBox will then receive
MIDI CC data on MIDI Channel 1.
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