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Black Box Pedal Board Quick Start Guide
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Assigning Momentary Pedal Settings
The two momentary pedals (P1 and P2) can perform the same functions as the keys on the left side of the Black Box (The only
key that does not function this way is the UTILITY key). To assign these pedals, simply step on the pedal you wish to assign
and press one of the keys on the left side of the Black Box.
Examples:
While pressing down on the P1 pedal, press the TAP TEMPO key on the unit and release the pedal. The pedal plugged into
the P1 jack will now allow you to tap the tempo of the drum machine with your foot.
While pressing down on the P2 pedal, press the START key on the unit and release the pedal. The P2 pedal will now allow
you to start and stop the drum machine with your foot.
While pressing down on the P1 pedal, press the DELAY key on the unit and release the pedal. The P1 pedal will now allow
you to turn the Delay effect on/off with your foot.
Functions that can be assigned to the P1 and P2 pedals:
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Preset Up/Down
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Drum Beat Start/Stop
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Amp On/Off
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Delay On/Off
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Drum Beat Up/Down
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Tap Tempo
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FX On/Off
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Tuner On/Off
Examples of Useful Pedal Assignments
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P1=Start/Stop
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P2=FX On/Off
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Expression=Delay Volume
Try these settings with the LAMOD amp, FX RNFL 8 and Delay Time 4N, Delay Repeats 50 and Delay Volume 65. Set your
Tempo to 120BPM.
This allows you to start and stop the drum machine with P1. Start playing with the FX Off. Try playing verses without the
FX, then turning them on with P2 at the chorus of your song. This will bring in a big Random Flanger sound. Start with the
expression pedal all the way to the heel position. Throw in some solo lines here and there while pushing the pedal towards
the toe position. This will add some beat-synced delay to your signal. Bring the pedal back to the heel position to start
playing your rhythm parts again. When you start playing rhythm, your last solo licks will repeat over your rhythm part and
then fade out.
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P1=Delay On/Off
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P2=FX On/Off
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Expression=FX DEPTH
