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Turning Effects On and Off With Your Feet

(Manual Mode)

Manual mode is a special mode in which you can use the foot switches to turn effect modules on and off or to

change the rhythm pattern tempo. This is useful for example if you want to turn only certain effect modules on

and off during a performance.

To switch the GFX-5 to manual mode,

hold the BANK [

] switch depressed

while the unit is in play mode.

The indication “MANUAL” appears on the display,

showing that the GFX-5 has switched to manual

mode.

To switch effect modules on and off, press

one of the foot switches [1] - [3].

When the GFX-5 is in manual mode, the modules

DRIVE, MOD, and REV can be turned on and off

with foot switches [1] - [3]. The modules are

assigned as follows.

To change the tempo of the rhythm

pattern, tap the BANK [

] switch

repeatedly in the desired interval.

The interval of the last two taps is automatically

detected and taken as the new tempo.

INT

By programming a patch beforehand to link the

ARRM control waveform (→ p. 20) or the DELAY

TIME parameter of the REV module (→ p. 34) to

the pattern tempo, you can control these

parameters manually during a performance.

To return to play mode, press the BANK

[

] switch once more.

MANUAL

Lit:

module is on

Out:

module is off

DRIVE module

MOD module

REV module

BPM 95

Tap repeatedly

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Changing the Sound of a Patch

(Edit Mode)

The edit mode allows you to freely alter the parameters that make up a patch, so that you can create your own

patches. This section describes how to do this.

Patch conﬁguration

Each patch of the GFX-5 consists of several effects

(effect modules), as shown in the illustration above.

A patch is a stored combination of modules, each

with their distinct parameter settings.

Within each module, there are several different but

related effects which are called effect types. For

example, the MOD (modulation) module comprises

effect types such as CHORUS, PHASER, and

WAH, of which one can be selected.

The elements that determine the sound of a patch

are called effect parameters. Each module has

certain effect parameters, whose value can be

adjusted with the effect module keys,

PARAMETER [Q]/[W] keys, [VALUE] dial, etc.

NOTE

Also within the same module, different effect

types will have different parameters.

Basic edit mode steps

This section describes the basic procedure for

editing patches in edit mode. For information on

effect types and parameters in the various modules,

see the section “Effect Types and Parameters” on

pages 28 – 34.

In play mode, select the patch you want to

edit.

Patches for editing can be selected from either a

user group (U/u) or a preset group (A, b). However,

patches from a preset group are read-only. When

you have altered such a patch and you want to store

it, you must select a user group patch as store target

(patch number 1 in the user group bank “U0” is

automatically preselected).

To activate the edit mode, press the

[EDIT/EXIT] key.

The ﬁrst time you switch to edit mode after the unit

was turned on, the parameter PATLVL (patch level)

of the TOTAL module will be selected.

Press the effect module key for the

module that you want to edit.

The effect type currently selected for that module is

shown on the display.

HINT

If a module is selected that is currently off, the

key ﬂashes more slowly.

To toggle the on/off status of the selected

module, press the same key again while

the effect type is being shown.

The effect type display changes to “-OFF-”.

To return the effect module to “on” status, press the

key again.

PATLVL

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Effect type

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