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==Notes==
 
==Notes==
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* Cliff: "The idea behind X/Y is that people often have multiple distortion/chorus/delay/etc. pedals on their board but they rarely have more than one on at a time. So rather than creating more instances of effects, which sucks up CPU, have each instance capable of more than one sound." [http://forum.fractalaudio.com/axe-fx-ii/35997-axe-fx-ii-vtechnical-questions-thread-42.html#post492028 Source]
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==Crossfading and spilover==
 
* There's no crossfading when switching between X and Y.
 
* There's no crossfading when switching between X and Y.
* Switching occurs at block level using a MIDI CC, not on preset level.
 
* Cliff: "The idea behind X/Y is that people often have multiple distortion/chorus/delay/etc. pedals on their board but they rarely have more than one on at a time. So rather than creating more instances of effects, which sucks up CPU, have each instance capable of more than one sound." [http://forum.fractalaudio.com/axe-fx-ii/35997-axe-fx-ii-technical-questions-thread-42.html#post492028 Source]
 
 
* X/Y doesn't support delay and reverb spillover. [http://forum.fractalaudio.com/axe-fx-ii/35997-axe-fx-ii-technical-questions-thread-41.html#post492003 Source]
 
* X/Y doesn't support delay and reverb spillover. [http://forum.fractalaudio.com/axe-fx-ii/35997-axe-fx-ii-technical-questions-thread-41.html#post492003 Source]
  
==X/Y on the MFC-101==
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==Presets==
On the MFC-101 X is green, Y is Red.
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* Switching occurs at block level using a MIDI CC, not on preset level.
 
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* The selected state of the effect (X or Y) is saved with the preset.
==How to switch between X/Y on multiple effects simultaneously==
 
Set and use a single X/Y MIDI CC for the desired effects.
 
  
==How to copy settings between X and Y==
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==X/Y switching with the MFC-101==
Double-click Y to copy settings from the X channel, and vice versa.
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On the MFC-101 X is green, Y is red. If you prefer the default state to be green, use Y as the default state.
  
 
==Configuring floor controllers==
 
==Configuring floor controllers==

Revision as of 19:48, 12 December 2011

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Notes

  • Cliff: "The idea behind X/Y is that people often have multiple distortion/chorus/delay/etc. pedals on their board but they rarely have more than one on at a time. So rather than creating more instances of effects, which sucks up CPU, have each instance capable of more than one sound." Source

Crossfading and spilover

  • There's no crossfading when switching between X and Y.
  • X/Y doesn't support delay and reverb spillover. Source

Presets

  • Switching occurs at block level using a MIDI CC, not on preset level.
  • The selected state of the effect (X or Y) is saved with the preset.

X/Y switching with the MFC-101

On the MFC-101 X is green, Y is red. If you prefer the default state to be green, use Y as the default state.

Configuring floor controllers

If you have an effect block with X/Y, you can configure the floor controller to turn on the effect in either X or Y mode.

  1. IA Switch 1, ON message: DELAY 1 ON, DELAY 1 X (CC#47:127, CC#106: 127)
  2. IA Switch 1, OFF message: DELAY 1 OFF, DELAY 1 X (CC#47:0, CC#106: 127)
  3. IA Switch 2, OFF message: DELAY 1 ON, DELAY 1 Y (CC#47:127, CC#106: 0)
  4. IA Switch 2, OFF message: DELAY 1 OFF, DELAY 1 Y (CC#47:0, CC#106: 0)

Use the controller's group/link feature. Source