Digitech gsp2101 用户手册
FX L
IBRARY
B
UTTONS
The FX Library buttons (see fig 2-4 on pg. 12) make the GSP-2101 Artist easier and faster to
use. These buttons let you jump to the first Parameter page of each Module used in the
Program. From there, you can scroll to the Parameter you want using the Parameter [NEXT] and
[PREV] buttons. For example: if a Program uses an algorithm that contains two choruses and one
reverb effect, you can jump directly to the first chorus module by pressing the [CHO/FLA] but-
ton, and get to the second chorus module by pressing the [CHO/FLA] button again. The
[NEXT] button could have taken you to the same location, but the FX Library Buttons made
things much quicker.
use. These buttons let you jump to the first Parameter page of each Module used in the
Program. From there, you can scroll to the Parameter you want using the Parameter [NEXT] and
[PREV] buttons. For example: if a Program uses an algorithm that contains two choruses and one
reverb effect, you can jump directly to the first chorus module by pressing the [CHO/FLA] but-
ton, and get to the second chorus module by pressing the [CHO/FLA] button again. The
[NEXT] button could have taken you to the same location, but the FX Library Buttons made
things much quicker.
There are two buttons found in this button array that aren't labeled with names. They are the
[<] and [>] buttons. These two buttons allow you to jump from effect module to effect module.
This is helpful when you're not sure of the effect order, and you don't wishto scroll through all
the parameters. Press the [>] button to access the next effect module in the algorithm, or the [<]
button to jump to the previous module.
[<] and [>] buttons. These two buttons allow you to jump from effect module to effect module.
This is helpful when you're not sure of the effect order, and you don't wishto scroll through all
the parameters. Press the [>] button to access the next effect module in the algorithm, or the [<]
button to jump to the previous module.
S
ELECTING AND
M
ODIFYING PARAMETERS
Using the Program's Title Screen as a starting point, press one of the FX Library buttons, or
[Prev] or [Next] buttons to enter Edit Mode. Once in Edit Mode, you will see that Parameters
are often logically grouped into sets of two and three like this:
[Prev] or [Next] buttons to enter Edit Mode. Once in Edit Mode, you will see that Parameters
are often logically grouped into sets of two and three like this:
To select one of the three displayed parameters, press either the [1], [2], or [3] button. Once you
have selected the Parameter, use the Data Wheel to adjust the value. Pressing the [1], [2], or [3]
button again will cause the value to increment or decrement (depending on its current assign-
ment and the last direction it was moved). To retain any changes you have made to a Program,
Store it before changing Programs (see Storing Changes pg. 17)
have selected the Parameter, use the Data Wheel to adjust the value. Pressing the [1], [2], or [3]
button again will cause the value to increment or decrement (depending on its current assign-
ment and the last direction it was moved). To retain any changes you have made to a Program,
Store it before changing Programs (see Storing Changes pg. 17)
A
SSIGNING
P
ARAMETERS TO
F
UNCTION
K
EYS
The Function keys ([1], [2], and [3]) are user-programmable buttons that let you access and
tweak up to three of your most commonly used Parameters in a Program, from the Program Title
Screen.
tweak up to three of your most commonly used Parameters in a Program, from the Program Title
Screen.
If you find that you need to adjust delay times frequently, you could set up a Function key to
give you instant access to the delay time Parameter, enabling you to tweak it’s value quickly and
easily. This feature is great for maximizing productivity in the studio, or fixing something fast in
a live performance situation.
give you instant access to the delay time Parameter, enabling you to tweak it’s value quickly and
easily. This feature is great for maximizing productivity in the studio, or fixing something fast in
a live performance situation.
Stereo Noise Gate
SNGt |Thresh|Hyster
On
On
|-64dB |6dB
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Section 3 - Editing Effects
GSP-2101 Artist Owner’s Manual
Editing Effects