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All other trademarks are the property of their respective holders. ©2008 Harman International Industries, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Table of Contents Section One - Introduction ............1 Harmony Pitch Shifting ......................................28 Getting Acquainted ..........................................................1 Boss® OC-2 OctaverTM .......................................29 Included Items ...................................................................1 Delay ............................................................................29 About the RP1000 ...........................................................1 Reverb .........................................................................30 Preset Mode and Pedalboard Mode .......................1 Bypass ..........................................................................1 Section Four - Other Functions .....31 Amp/Cabinet Bypass ................................................2 Expression Pedal...............................................................31 Tuner .............................................................................2 Footswitch Assign.............................................................31 Tone Library (Knob 1) ..............................................2 LFOs ....................................................................................31 Effects Library (Knob 2) ...........................................2 Wah Min/Max ....................................................................32 Effects Level (Knob 3) ...............................................2 Expression Update ...........................................................32 Amp Gain/Effect Parameter (Knob 4) ...................3 Factory Reset ....................................................................32 Amp Level/Effect Parameter (Knob 5) ..................3 Expression Pedal Calibration .........................................32 Master Level (Knob 6) ..............................................3 Preset Level .......................................................................33 TM X-Edit Editor/Librarian ..........................................3 Bypass .................................................................................33 Presets ..........................................................................3 Looper ................................................................................33 Create Your Sound in Three Easy Steps ......................3 Tuner ...................................................................................35 A Guided Tour of the RP1000 .......................................4 USB Setup ..........................................................................35 Front Panel...................................................................4 Rear Panel ....................................................................7 Section Five - RP1000 Effects Getting Started .................................................................8 Making Connections ..................................................8 Descriptions ....................................37 Amp/Cabinet Bypass..................................................8 Wahs ...................................................................................37 Amp Loop ....................................................................8 Compressors ....................................................................37 Stomp Loop .................................................................8 Noise Gates ......................................................................37 Connection Setups ....................................................9 EQ........................................................................................38 Applying Power .........................................................14 Chorus Stompbox Models .............................................38 Flanger ................................................................................38 Phasers ...............................................................................39 Section Two - Editing Functions .....14 Pitch ....................................................................................39 Preset Mode and Pedalboard Mode.............................14 Vibrato / Rotary ...............................................................40 Editing/Creating Presets .................................................15 Tremolo ..............................................................................40 Editing Amp/Cabinet Models .........................................15 Envelope / Special .............................................................41 Amp/Cabinet Bypass .......................................................15 Delays .................................................................................41 Storing/Copying/Naming a Preset ................................16 Reverbs ...............................................................................42 Distortions ........................................................................42 Section Three - Effects and Amps ...................................................................................44 Parameters ......................................17 Cabinets .............................................................................48 About the Effects .............................................................17 Effect Definitions ..............................................................17 Section Six - Appendix ....................50 Wah ...............................................................................17 Specifications .....................................................................50 Compressor ...............................................................17 Tone Library ......................................................................51 Distortion ....................................................................18 Effects Library ...................................................................51 Amplifier .......................................................................20 EQ ..................................................................................22 Noise Gate/Auto Swell .............................................22 Chorus/FX ...................................................................22 Chorus ....................................................................22 Flanger.....................................................................23 Phaser......................................................................24 Vibrato ....................................................................24 Rotary Speaker .....................................................24 VibroPan .................................................................25 Unicord Uni-VibeTM .............................................25
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