2 noise gate, To select the noise gate function, 3 title edit – Yamaha FX770 User Manual
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Section 4: The Edit Mode
4.2 NOISE GATE
The FX770 features a convenient and easy to use programmable NOISE GATE. This specially designed noise gate can
be used to eliminate excessive noise from your guitar or from super high-gain preamp settings. Each Effect Program can
have its own level of noise reduction as determined by the setting of the NOISE GATE value. Care should be taken when
selecting extremely high Noise Gate settings as not to “over gate” the ends of sustaining notes.
TO SELECT THE NOISE GATE FUNCTION:
Press the [EDIT] key until the display appears as below. Use the [DATA WHEEL] to increase or decrease the noise
gate value. A setting of 0 (zero) is off and a setting of 20 (twenty) is the highest, resulting in the greatest level of
noise reduction.
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4.3 TITLE EDIT
With the TITLE EDIT function you can create original “names” for your effect programs that are stored in the USER
Program area. Press the [EDIT] key until the display shown below appears.
TITLE EDIT
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Use the [◄] and/or [►] cursor keys to move the cursor to the character that you’d like to change, then use the [DATA
WHEEL] to change the selected character. The characters available for use in your titles are shown in the chart below. The
total length of your title is limited to 16 characters (including spaces).
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To delete the character at the cursor position, press the [◄] button while holding down the [EFF TYPE] button.
To insert a space before the cursor position, press the [►] button while holding down the [EFF TYPE] button.
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