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HUSH Page
122
HUSH
ON
H-THRES
-44dB
GLB OFFSET
-3dB
DESCRIPTION
The HUSH parameter determines whether the HUSH
®
circuit is active for the
current preset. (Off, On)
The HUSH THRESHOLD parameter determines the level at which downward
expansion begins. For example, if the HUSH THRESHOLD was set at -20dB and
the input signal dropped below -20dB, downward expansion would begin. (-90dB
to -27dB)
The GLOBAL OFFSET parameter allows you to globally (all presets) adjust the
HUSH
®
expander threshold. This means that if this parameter is altered from 0dB
to +3dB, the expander threshold will become 3dB higher for all presets. This
feature is useful when switching from a quiet guitar with passive electronics to a
noisier guitar with active electronics, as the guitar with active electronics would
require a higher threshold level in all presets. (-10dB to +30dB)
PARAMETER
HUSH
HUSH THRESH
GLB OFFSET
HUSH page parameters
Application Notes: HUSH
You may find that the HUSH is not even needed for tones created with the Clean American voicing
or the Texas Blues voicing when using a low gain setting. As you move into a higher gain Texas
Blues setting or the Vintage British and Mega Drive voicings, the gain rises and so does the noise
floor. The higher the Gain parameter of these voicings is set, the more noise you'll hear. Before
turning on the HUSH and adjusting the HUSH threshold, make sure you have the preamp gain and
EQ settings the way you want them for that preset, then engage the HUSH.
To properly set the HUSH THRESHOLD:
Set the Threshold level so that your signal remains open during the quietest notes or decay's that
you'll be playing, yet shuts down tight when you mute your strings.
Using different guitars:
It is also important to note that if you switch guitars during a performance and those guitars have a
different output level, you should quickly use the INPUT LEVEL control on the face of the unit to
set a proper input level for each guitar. This will allow your preset HUSH Threshold settings to
work the same for all guitars. You may also use the GLOBAL OFFSET to fine tune the HUSH
Threshold settings for all presets.
- 1. Introduction 1
- Power Requirements 2
- Operating Temperature 2
- Safety Precautions 2
- 2. Front Panel 3
- 5 BASS control 4
- 6 MID control 4
- 7 TREBLE control 4
- 8 PRESENCE control 4
- 9 MASTER control 5
- 10 PAGE control 5
- 12 Button group 5
- 13 OUTPUT LEVEL control 7
- 14 INPUT LEVEL control 7
- 15 INPUT jack 7
- 3. Rear Panel 8
- 4. Connections 10
- 5. Basic Operation 13
- Preset Pages 14
- Prophesy effects 16
- PROPHESY EFFECTS 17
- Effect Configuration 17
- Assigning Effects to a Preset 18
- Saving your changes 19
- Assignable Effects Loop 20
- Block Diagram 21
- 6. Pages and Parameters 22
- PRESET TITLE Page 23
- How HUSH 24
- HUSH Page 25
- Application Notes: HUSH 25
- COMPRESSOR Page 26
- WAH Page 28
- PREAMP Pages 29
- Channel/Voicing 30
- Application Notes: Pre EQ 31
- Preamp Page 4: 32
- Global EQ 33
- PRE EFFECT page 34
- POST EFFECT pages 35
- FLANGER Pages 36
- Flanger Page 2: 37
- CHORUS Pages 38
- Voices 3 and 4 39
- ROTARY Page 40
- Application Notes: Rotary 41
- PHASER Page 42
- PITCH SHIFT Pages 43
- Pitch Shift Intervals 44
- DUCKER/DELAY Pages 45
- ESCRIPTION 46
- ARAMETER 46
- Damping/Ducker 47
- TREMOLO Page 48
- REVERB Pages 49
- Reverb Page 1: 50
- Reverb Page 2: 51
- SPEAKER SIMULATOR Page 52
- MIXER Pages 53
- Post Effect 1 Mix Levels 54
- Post Effect 2 Mix Levels 54
- Post Effect 3 Mix Levels 55
- Reverb Mix Levels 56
- CONTROLLER Pages 58
- Controller Pages 59
- TAP BUTTON Page 60
- Tap Button Page 61
- MIDI Pages 62
- MIDI Program Mapping 63
- TITLE EDIT Page 64
- PRESET UTILITY Page 65
- 7. Using the Prophesy 66
- Storing modified presets 67
- Naming presets 68
- Using Controller assignments 70
- Using ADSR 72
- Using the Tap Button 79
- Setting MIDI Channels 82
- All Access 85
- PRESET UTILITY 87
- PRESET DUMP 87
- DUMPED!!!! 87
- DUMP ALL 88
- LOAD COMPLETE 90
- Restoring all factory presets 92
- FLAT C * SHARP 93
- FLAT * C SHARP 93
- FLAT C SHARP 93
- 8. Appendix 95
- May be saved in 95
- For Bulk Dump/Load 95
- Specifications 96
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