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Ipb-10 Manual/Help OWNER’S MANUAL Table of Contents Introduction ............................................................ 3 Firmware Version .................................................. 16 Working With Amps .............................................. 33 Features/Included Items ........................................ 4 Tuner Reference .................................................... 16 Adding an Amp to the iPB-10 Signal Path ....... 33 Record Out Level ................................................ 16 Changing the Amp ................................................ 34 Hardware/Software Requirements .................... 5 XLR Mix .................................................................. 16 Changing the Cabinet .......................................... 35 iTunes® & iPad® Requirements ........................... 5 1/4” Mix .................................................................. 16 Deleting an Amp from the Signal Path ............. 36 Mac® Requirements .............................................. 5 Calibrate Expression Pedal ................................ 16 Assigning Footswitches ......................................... 37 Windows® Requirements ................................... 5 About....................................................................... 16 Assigning Pedals to the A-E Footswitches ....... 37 Disable iPad® Notifications & Alerts ................. 6 iPB-10 Top Panel ..................................................... 17 Configuring the Amp Loop ................................. 38 Disable Auto-Brightness ....................................... 7 LED Display ............................................................ 17 Configuring the Stomp Loop ............................. 39 Bank UP/DOWN Footswitches ........................ 17 Expression Pedal & LFOs ..................................... 40 iPB-Nexus Icons ..................................................... 8 1-5 Footswitches .................................................. 17 Assigning the Expression Pedal .......................... 40 Pedalboard Icon .................................................... 8 Stomp Loop ........................................................... 18 Assigning Parameters to an LFO ....................... 41 My Tones Icon ........................................................ 8 A-E Footswitches .................................................. 18 Help Icon ................................................................ 8 Amp Loop .............................................................. 18 Saving & Assigning Tones ....................................... 42 Tuner Icon .............................................................. 8 Expression Pedal ................................................... 18 Saving Tones with the Quick Save Button ....... 42 Volume Icon ........................................................... 8 Saving Tones with the Save New Button ......... 43 iPB-10 Rear Panel ................................................... 19 Settings Icon ........................................................... 8 Assigning Tones to the iPB-10 Pedalboard ...... 44 Input ......................................................................... 19 Pedalboard Window .............................................. 9 Headphone Output .............................................. 19 Bypassing Tones ...................................................... 45 Quick Save Button ................................................ 9 Power Input............................................................ 19 How to Bypass Tones ........................................... 45 Save New Button .................................................. 9 Power Switch ......................................................... 19 Edit Button ............................................................. 9 Amps & Pedals ........................................................ 46 Amp Loop Ground Lift Switch .......................... 20 About Amps & Pedals .......................................... 46 Loaded Tone ........................................................... 10 Amp Loop .............................................................. 20 Amps/Preamps....................................................... 47 Banks ....................................................................... 10 Stomp Loop ........................................................... 20 Cabinets .................................................................. 52 Tone Buttons ......................................................... 10 Amp/Mixer Switch ................................................ 21 Compressors ......................................................... 54 Amplifier ................................................................. 11 XLR Ground Lift Switch ...................................... 21 Chorus .................................................................... 55 Cabinet .................................................................... 11 1/4” Line Outputs ................................................. 21 Delays ...................................................................... 56 Assigned Footswitches ........................................ 12 XLR Mixer Outputs ............................................. 21 Distortions ............................................................. 57 Expansion Bar ........................................................ 12 Output Level .......................................................... 21 EQ ............................................................................ 60 My Tones Window .................................................. 13 USB Port ................................................................. 22 Flangers ................................................................... 61 Assigned Tab ........................................................... 13 Connection Diagrams ........................................... 23 Noise Gates ........................................................... 62 Factory Tones Tab ................................................. 13 Amp with Stomp Loop ........................................ 23 Phasers .................................................................... 63 My Library Tab ....................................................... 13 Amp Loop & Stomp Loop .................................. 24 Pitch ......................................................................... 64 Name/Genre Buttons .......................................... 13 Mixer ....................................................................... 25 Tremolo/Panner .................................................... 65 Tone Info & Assignments ..................................... 13 Envelope/Special .................................................... 66 Loading Tones .......................................................... 26 Trash Can Icon ...................................................... 13 Reverbs ................................................................... 67 Loading Tones from the iPB-Nexus App .......... 26 Vibrato/Rotary ...................................................... 68 Tuner Window ........................................................ 14 Loading Tones from the iPB-10 .......................... 26 Tuner ....................................................................... 14 Wah ......................................................................... 69 Working With Pedals ............................................ 27 Accessing the Tuner from the iPB-10 ............... 14 Preset List ................................................................ 70 Changing Pedal Settings ....................................... 27 Volume Window ..................................................... 15 Changing Pedals – Performance Mode ............ 28 Factory Hard Reset ............................................... 71 Tone Volume ........................................................... 15 Changing Pedals – Edit Mode ............................. 29 Specifications ........................................................... 72 Settings Window .................................................... 16 Adding Pedals ......................................................... 30 App Version ............................................................ 16 Deleting Pedals ..................................................... 31 Compliance Information ....................................... 73 Reordering Pedals ................................................. 32 Introduction The iPB-10 Programmable Pedalboard sets a new standard for guitar signal processing. 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