TC Electronic G-Major 2 - Manual (Page 21)

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MOD MENU
EQ On/Off
Use this setting to toggle the EQ of G-Major 2
on or off remotely (using an external controller).
* You will find that (depending on the
expression pedal type you are using),
different settings are required to achieve
different effects. Therefore, G-Major 2 allows
you to set dedicated response curves for
each of the level-related parameters in the
MOD menu.
These response curves are set by entering
minimum, medium and maximum values. You
can enter these values by first selecting the
parameter (e.g. Preset Out Level) and then
pressing ENTER.
For a more detailed explanation on how to
set a Modifier response curve, please refer to
the following page.
External Control
We will now take a look at how external
controllers can be assigned to G-Major 2
parameters in the MOD menu.
• Press MOD (in the Setup section) and select
a parameter using the UP/DOWN keys.
• For each parameter, you can configure how it
should be controlled. Use the ADJUST wheel
to select between the following options:
- Off
- Learn
- Pedal
- CC 1 to 128.
Off
“Off” means: This particular Modifier will not be
controlled externally at all.
Learn
This option makes setting up external
controllers a breeze.
• While “Learn” is selected, press ENTER. The
display will blink “>>>Learning<<<”, showing
that you are now in Learn mode.
• Now you must show G-Major 2 which of the
connected external devices you will use to
control this particular Modifier. Either send a
CC (by pressing one of your MIDI pedal’s CC
buttons), or move the connected Expression
pedal.
• “>>>Learning<<<” will stop blinking,
indicating that G-Major 2 has recognized
your external controller.
Pedal
When “Pedal” is selected, only the pedal
connected to the EXT. CONTROL jack on the
rear panel can control the Modifier.
CC 0-127
This is where you can directly specify which CC
number the Modifier should respond to.
The “natural choice” for switching
effect blocks on or off (or for muting
the Tuner) would be MIDI CCs
(Control Change messages) sent from
your MIDI pedal. The “natural choice”
for controlling any Level, Speed or
Pitch parameter would be using an
expression Pedal.