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300 V 3.0 Owner's ManualLexiconThe Front PanelMIDI and SampleRate LEDsThe amber MIDI LEDindicates activity overthe designated MIDIchannels. The samplingrate of the 300 isshown by the greenLEDs.Note: 32kHz samplingrate is not supported.LevelUsed to adjust Analoginput and output levels(in conjunction withthe Soft knob and thePage Up/Down keys).Levels are shown onthe LED bar graphs directlyabove theLEVEL key. The lower6 LEDs are green, followedby 2 amber, andone red - indicatingoverload.Page Up/DownAllow access to displaypages of adjustableparameters.BypassEnable digital bypassof Machine A or B toprovide an unprocessedsignal, or tomute the effect input.PowerPower on/off.MIDI48 kHz44.1 kHz32 kHz300 DIGITAL EFFECTS SYSTEMLEVEL⎧⎨⎩⎧⎨⎩PAGEUPPAGEDOWN⎧⎨⎩7 8 94 5 61 2 3— 0ENTER⎧⎨⎩SETUPSELECTMACHSTOREVALUECONTROLSETUPEDITEFFECTEDITMODEDIT⎧⎨⎩BYPASSABYPASSBPOWERSoft buttonsEach of these eightbuttons is used to selectthe parameterdisplayed directlyabove or below. Onceselected, parameterscan be changed incrementallyby additionalbutton pushes, or theycan be adjusted bythe Soft knob.Soft knobUsed to adjust parametersdisplayed andselected with the Softbuttons.Numerical KeypadUsed for numeric entryof program numbers(as an alternative toSoft Knob selection)and for time code entries.Dedicated-function keysSetup Select: Used toselect and run setups.Mach: In appropriateconfigurations, allowsselection of either ofthe 300's two processingmodules (MachineA and Machine B) forfront panel control.Store: Used to memorizeeffects and setups.Control: Used to accesssystem parameters.Setup Edit: Used tocreate or modify thecurrent setup.Effect Edit: Used toadjust the parametersof effects.Mod Edit: Used tocreate patches.Value: Used to displayparameter values forSoft button or Softknob adjustment.2-4
System OverviewThe 300 front panel has been designed for ease-of-use and intuitive access toall of the 300's functions.Overview ofFront Panel ControlsIn general the user will be operating in one of the following modes of operation,each of which is accessed from the dedicated keypad on the front panel. Eachmode key has an LED which lights when the key is activated. The functions ofthe VALUE and STORE keys are discussed later in this section.SETUP SELECTIt is from Setup Select mode that setups are selected and loaded. Setups canbe selected with the Soft knob, or by entering a setup number on the numerickeypad and then pressing ENTER.CONTROLControl mode provides access to global system functions which include: DigitalI/O Configuration, MIDI Channels, Modes, and Effect Change tables. SelectingControl mode does not interrupt the audio operation of the 300.SETUPSELECTMACHSTOREVALUECONTROLSETUPEDITEFFECTEDITMODEDITMACHThis button allows you to toggle between the 300's two DSP engines. Eachmachine can process audio continuously and simultaneously. However, thefront panel can only actively control one effect at a time.Each time you pressMACH, the 300 switches control; the display indicates whether Machine A or Bis being controlled.SETUP EDITThis mode is used to modify the current setup. In this mode you can select theeffect for the setup, and the name assigned to the setupEFFECT EDITIn this mode you can modify the effect used in the current setup, and change thename of the effect. The available parameters for each effect are organized ontodisplay pages. The algorithms and their parameters are discussed in detail inChapter 4.MOD EDITIn Modulation Edit you can assign MIDI and Soft knob patches.Switching between these various modes is as simple as pressing a button. Theoperation of the 300 in each of these modes is discussed in the followingsections.2-5
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