Smart Delay: Toggles Smart Delay on/off

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Monophonic Control: only takes affect when in Mono Mode.

Auto-Slur: only takes affect when Mono Mode and Smart Delay is on. This will add hammer-ons, pull-offs and other types of human like slurs a jazz guitarist would likely perform if playing that phrase. If a slur is performed that is not desired, it can be overridden by implementing the desired articulation or attack key switch before that note. note: If position (main panel) is set to auto you may here an occasional slur- like position change. If this not desired, turn off auto position or temporarily change to a set position.

Interval selector: under auto-slur. Sets the maximum interval up or down to which a slur may be applied. Half- Step to Major 3rd

Shift | Stretch: When a note is played that is out of range of the current position “Shift will simulate the player stretching their hand to reach the note.

 

Chord Control: only takes affect when in Chord Mode and Smart Delay is on.

Realistic Chords: available when in Chord Mode and Smart Delay is on. Turing on allows for the below settings to take affect and also limits the number of notes that can be played to 6. If playing more than 6 notes or playing a chord voicing that is not actually possible on guitar, some notes will automatically be omitted, if these notes must be included, either turn off realistic chords, or try moving one of the inner notes up or down and octave.

Auto-Strum: sets the speed at which the pick travels across the strings in a strum. Turing it “up” gives the chord a slower strum and down is faster. Notes can start at the same time or very close to the same time in the midi editor and auto-strum will order them from bottom to top for a down strum, or top to bottom on an up strum (selected with the attack key switch)

Strum-All: Turning on will create a strum on every note or chord across all the strings muting the ones not in use. While off a strum will start on the lowest note and end on the lowest note adding muted strings only between.
note: if Realistic chords is not preforming as expected, be sure the speed is not set too slowly for the tempo and that Chord mode is on in the main page.

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Misc:

Pick Amount: takes affect in Real-Time Mode. It sets the amount of the pick sound that is heard before the pitch, Turning up will give more pick sound but will delay the perceived attack. Smart Delay will automatically include the full sound of the pick before the start of the note and no delay is perceived.

Release Volume: sets the level of finger and string noise heard when a note is released (ends)

Mixer:

Mic sets the volume of the microphone on the guitar itself (acoustically; no amp)

Direct: sets the volume of the microphone on the amplifier or the level of the signal from the instrument cable when No Amp is selected.

Pan: moves the sound in the stereo image from Left to Right.

Loaded | Purged: Alternately drops or loads the samples from the CPU RAM

Amp Types: Twin, Roland JC, AC30, Bassman, UK 0s 4x10, Bass 4x10, Leslie, No Amp

HI, MID & LOW: These are the EQ knobs and settings for the ampler.

VOLUME & TONE These are the knobs on the guitar itself that set the volume and tone setting that comes from the pickup (before it feeds the amp)

FX: The effects section is displayed with various graphics as on/off buttons for each type of effect. When illuminated the effect is on. Common controls for each type of effect are available. If explanation is needed for these controls a quick internet search will yield thorough explanations of each. Compressor - Overdrive - Chorus - Delay - Reverb (left to right)

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Vibrato: The Modwheel (Modulation cc1) adds Vibrato when above 0.