User manual LINE 6 MM4

[. . . ] Operation is designed to be simple: Power off your Stomp Box Modeler by unplugging the LEFT/MONO INPUT. Next, plug in your Expression Pedal, and set the expression pedal to the full heel-down position. Plug the left/mono input back in (this turns the Stomp Box back on) and dial up a sound you like. Now press the expression pedal forward to the fully toe-down position, and set one or more of your knobs to another setting. [. . . ] The Phase 90 is relatively subtle compared to other phasers, and becomes part of the overall tone. Its lush, organic, and groovy swirl can be heard all over the first two Van Halen albums, as well as Jimmy Page's work on Physical Graffiti. The Phase 90 is a four stage phaser; its single knob controls only speed. Our model stays true to the original when DEPTH is set to max and TWEAK / TWEEZ are set to minimum. But, being the flexibility freaks we are, we also let you explore destinations unknown. TWEEZ selects 4, 8, 12, or 16 Phase Stages (thus controlling the degree of out-of-phase-ness). Dual Phaser ­ Mu-Tron® Bi-Phase What could be better than one really cool phaser?This multi-stage phaser is known for its big jet sound and its sheer physical size. The Bi-Phase featured controls for waveform, Speed, and Depth ­ and was the first phaser to hit the market with a variable Feedback control. Our Dual Phaser model gives you the lush, offset phasing that make the Bi-Phase a treasured classic. TWEEZ allows you to select the waveform shape ­ sine or square wave. * All product names used in this manual are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6. These trademarks of other manufacturers are used solely to identify the products of those manufacturers whose tones and sounds were studied during Line 6's sound model development. Fender® and Deluxe Reverb® are registered trademarks of Fender Musical Instruments Corp. Mu-Tron® is a registered trademark of Mark Simonsen. Panned Phaser ­ based on* Ibanez® Flying Pan The Panned Phaser embodies the mantra of many '70s pedals designers: "If you like them separate, why not both together?" You can bet your bell-bottom jeans that the Flying Pan kept heads spinning around the dance floor when they heard this four-stage phase shifter with a panner built in. The Flying Pan featured controls for phase speed, pan speed, and a three position switch to assign the phaser to the left, right, or both channels. TWEEZ adjusts pan speed. U-Vibe ­ based on* Uni-Vibe® The now-legendary Uni-Vibe® was put on the map in 1969 by Jimi Hendrix. Essentially a four-stage phase shifter, it is best known for its watery texture and sultry tones. One listen to "Machine Gun" and you'll know what we mean. For an authentic experience, use the optional Line 6 expression pedal to sweep speed. To recreate the effect of the Uni-Vibe vibrato switch, turn the mix control to 100% wet. (That's what the switch did on the original. ) TWEAK adjusts feedback. TWEEZ adjusts volume sensitivity (peak follower). Rotary Drum ­ based on* Fender® Vibratone What goes around comes around with our model of the Fender® Vibratone. The famous sound of the Vibratone can be heard on Stevie Ray Vaughan's "Cold Shot, " and was created by a rotating drum surrounding a 10" speaker. [. . . ] Ring modulators are for those special times when you want different, weird, distinctive, strange and otherwise nontraditional guitar sounds. It's a very percussive sounding effect, and sounds almost like you're messing with your signal in a twistedly mathematical, torturing-the-computer sort of way. TWEEZ gives you a choice of modulation flavors ­ AM (amplitude modulation), FM (frequency modulation), or somewhere in between. Panner From here to there and back again, what can you say about a panner?Well, I guess you can say this: a panner makes your sound constantly pan back and forth between left and right channels. [. . . ]