Teac GigaPulse User Manual

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5. To disable ‘Cascade Mode’, simple click the ‘Cascade’ button again and the ‘On’ light

will turn off. This indicates that ‘Cascade Mode’ has been disabled.

At this time, all preserved cascade states are removed. You will only hear your

instrument’s notes being played through the current GigaPulse conﬁguration.

To use the cascade mode of GigaPulse to Combine more than two

ImpulseSets:

For example, you might want to remove an OriginalPianoBody from a normal piano

GigInstrument, then apply a ConcertHall as well as a ReplacementPianoBody.

1. Load the ﬁrst ImpulseSet Preset (i.e. ConcertHall).

2. Click on the ‘Cascade’ button to turn it on (the yellow ‘on’ light should appear in the

‘Cascade’ button).

3. Load the second ImpulseSet Preset (i.e. InverseOriginalPianoBody, to remove the

piano body).

As before, the latest impulse set that is loaded (i.e. InverseOriginalPianoBody) is

combined with the ﬁrst (ConcertHall). As you play notes, you will hear attributes of

each…as if your instrument is being played without the (OriginalPianoBody) within the

(ConcertHall).

You may continue to tweak the controls and change banks/presets. As long as the

‘Cascade’ button light remains on, your current GigaPulse conﬁguration is being

cascaded with the GigaPulse conﬁguration preserved in steps (1) and (2).

4. To apply another cascaded impulse set, use the Super Cascade Mode. Hold down the

control key and click on the ‘Cascade’ button (Ctrl-Cascade).

Note that the ‘Cascade’ button light goes off momentarily. When it comes back on, your

current state (steps 1-4) is preserved as a combined model (ReplacementPianoBody+Co

ncertHall). You are again in normal ‘Cascade’ mode, ready to bring in your third impulse

set (ReplacementPianoBody).