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[[File: Dwarf_FrontPanel.png|500px|thumb|The MOD Dwarf when powered up]]
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This page holds the information on how to use the Settings menu on your MOD Dwarf.  
 
This page holds the information on how to use the Settings menu on your MOD Dwarf.  
  
 
= Overview =
 
= Overview =
  
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These are the Settings you can access and control directly in your device, even when you are disconnected from your computer:
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These are the Settings you can access and control directly from your device, even when you are disconnected from your computer:
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(Image of MOD Dwarf settings menu)
 
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* Audio Inputs: setup your input gain values
 
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* Audio Outputs: setup your output gain values
 
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* Headphone Output: setup the volume of your headphones (volume of headphones output)
 
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* Sync: setup your sync settings
 
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* MIDI: setup your MIDI settings
 
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* User Profiles: load and save your different user profiles settings
 
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* Device Settings (1/2): setup the appearance of your device
 
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* Device Settings (2/2): setup the appearance of your device, tools, and USB behavior
 
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* Quick Items: define the Quick Items that appear when you push the [[Dwarf_User_Guide#Menu_button|Menu Button]]
 
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* System Upgrade: Upgrade the operative system of your MOD Dwarf
 
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To navigate between the items on the list of settings you should turn the left most encoder to right (going down the list) or to the left (going up on the list). To access an item menu on this list you should push the "Enter button (leftmost button pad) or you can simply push the same encoder that you use to navigate on the list. To exit this menu you should push the "Exit" button (middle button pad).
 
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= Accessing and navigating the Settings Menu =
 
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Press and hold the [[Dwarf_User_Guide#Menu_button|Menu Button]] on your Dwarf. This will open a screen with your defined Quick Items.
 
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(image of Quick items menu)
 
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While on this screen, push the left-most pad button to access your MOD Dwarf settings.
 
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(picture of the left-most button with a circle around)
 
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Scroll the options in the Settings menu by rotating the left-most knob. Push the same knob in order to access the selected sub-menu.
 
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Press the central pad button to exit the Settings Menu.
 
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(picture of the central button with a circle around)
 
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= Audio Inputs =
 
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'''Note''': You can only access this menu when you are disconnected from your computer.
 
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Both MOD Duo and Duo X come with many pedalboards ready to be used. They are organized in banks and can be accessed via Banks menu.
 
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Place the selector on the left screen over the Banks option and navigate in the right screen between the Banks.
 
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Press the right knob to enter a bank and navigate its pedalboards. Once you enter a bank, you will see a list of all Pedalboards inside the bank. In the image below we have entered the Bank called "DUO X":
 
  
 
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| [[File:DUOX-Banks-AllPedalboards.png | 400px]]
 
 
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Press the right knob again to select and activate a pedalboard.
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* '''Audio Inputs:''' set up your input gain values
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* '''Input Processing:''' setup the input processing settings of your device
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* '''Audio Outputs:''' set up your output gain values
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* '''Headphone Output:''' set up the volume of your headphones (volume of headphones output)
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* '''Output Processing:''' setup the output processing settings of your device
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* '''Sync:''' setup your sync settings
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* '''MIDI:''' setup your MIDI settings
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* '''User Profiles:''' load and save your different user profiles settings
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* '''Display:''' setup the appearance of your device screen
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* '''Appearance:''' setup the appearance of your device screen on playing mode
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* '''System Behavior:''' setup the USB-B Mode and Compensate Ground Loop feature
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* '''Controller Behavior:''' setup the default tool and the menu button mode
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* '''Menu Items:''' define the Menu Items that appear when you push the [[Dwarf_User_Guide#Menu_button|Menu Button]]
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* '''Bluetooth:''' this menu allows you to enable Bluetooth discovery and shows information regarding the Bluetooth connection.
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* '''Info:''' this menu shows you information regarding your MOD Dwarf
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* '''System Upgrade:''' Upgrade the operative system of your MOD Dwarf
  
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You can organize your banks anyway you want using the [[MOD_Web_GUI_User_Guide#Organizing_Banks|Web GUI interface]].
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To navigate between the items on the list of settings you should turn the left most encoder to right (going down the list) or to the left (going up on the list). To access an item menu on this list you should push the "Enter button (leftmost button pad) or you can simply push the same encoder that you use to navigate on the list.  
  
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== MOD Duo: Changing pedalboards using the footswitches ==
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To exit this menu you should push the "Exit" button (middle button pad). If you prefer you can also push the central endless knob.
  
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For Mod Duo users, there is also the option to use the footswitches to navigate the pedalboards.
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= Accessing and navigating the Settings Menu =
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On the left-hand screen, beside the "Banks" menu item, there is a "Foot NAV [ ]" option. By pressing the left knob you can turn this option on and off.
 
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[[File:DUO-Settings_Banks.png|400px]]
 
  
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When Foot Navigation is on, The Footswitches will navigate to the next or previous pedalboard in the current bank. Left footswitch will load the previous pedalboard, and the right footswitch will load the next.
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Push the [[Dwarf_User_Guide#Menu_button|Menu Button]] on your Dwarf. This will open a screen with your defined Menu Items.
  
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= Current Pedalboard =
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'''Note:''' you can define the mode of the [[Dwarf_User_Guide#Menu_button|Menu Button]] (between latching and momentary) on the [[Dwarf_Device_Settings#Behavior_Settings|Behaviour Settings]]. By default, the Menu Button mode is latching.
  
 
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| [[File:DUOX-Settings_CurrentPedalboard.png | 400px]]
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| [[File:Dwarf_MenuItems.png | 400px]]
 
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While on this screen, push the central pad button to access your [[Dwarf_Device_Settings|MOD Dwarf settings]].
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| [[File:Dwarf_centralButtonHighlight.png | 400px]]
 
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This option allows you to restore the default state of the pedalboard, or to override it with the current state.
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Scroll the options in the Settings menu by rotating the left-most knob. Push the same knob in order to access the selected sub-menu or hit the "enter" button.
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Selecting the "Reset state" option on the right screen will discard any changes you might have made to any parameter of any plugin and restore the state of the pedalboard as it was the last time it was saved.
 
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Selecting the "Save state" option on the right screen will save the current state of all parameters of all plugins. Next time you load the pedalboard or choose the "Reset state" option, the pedalboard will go back to this state.
 
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'''Note:''' You can only access these setting when you are disconnected from your computer.
 
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= Hardware Bypass =
 
  
 
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| [[File:Dwarf_SettingsMenu.png | 400px]]
 
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Press the central pad button to exit the Settings Menu.
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| [[File:Dwarf_centralButtonHighlight.png | 400px]]
 
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Both MOD Duo and MOD Duo X have a true bypass circuit for each pair of input/output. This allows you to physically connect input 1 to output 1, and input 2 to output 2. The true bypass is enabled when the device is off and it is automatically disabled after the current pedalboard is loaded.
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= Audio Inputs =
  
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This option allows you to quickly activate the Hardware bypass to both channels or independently bypass each channel.
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'''Quick bypass'''
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| [[File:Dwarf_AudioInputsMenu.png | 400px]]
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Quick press left knob to quickly turn Bypass on and off. On the left screen you will see "Bypass [ ]" indicating that the bypass is off or "Bypass [x]" indicating that the bypass is on.
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On this menu, you can adjust your Input Gain levels.
  
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'''Hardware Bypass options'''
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Turn the left-most encoder of your MOD Dwarf to adjust both of the input gains simultaneously.
  
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On the right-hand screen you can turn bypass on and off independently for channels 1 and 2 or for both.
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Turn the central encoder of your MOD Dwarf to adjust only the input 1 gain level.
  
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You can also change the behavior of the "Quick bypass" by changing the last option called "Quick Bypass Channel(s)". You can set it so "Quick bypass" will bypass both channels (default) or only one of the two channels.
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Turn the right-most encoder of your MOD Dwarf to adjust only the input 2 gain level.
  
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= Tempo & Transport =
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'''Notes:'''
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* if you push the encoder while you turn it will allow you to increase or decrease values faster;
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* simply turn the knobs to fine adjust the values;
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* push and turn the knobs to apply less precise adjustments.
  
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= Input Processing =
 
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| [[File:DUOX-Settings_TempoTransport.png | 400px]]
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| [[File:Dwarf_InputProcessingMenu.png | 400px]]
 
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With the 'Tempo & Transport' menu selected push the left endless knob to activate or deactivate the transport. In other works, this works as if you were pressing play on your DAW.
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The MOD Dwarf has a built-in Noise Gate on the input section of the device.
  
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On the right screen you can see and edit both the tempo (in bpm) and the time signature (beats per bar). The count is always done in quarter notes.
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You can set this noise gate to work on every single input or in both simultaneously. If you wish to not use it, select "None" on the channel.
  
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To edit both the 'Tempo' and the 'Beats per bar' simply select them, push the right endless knob and turn it.
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Besides the input channel, you can also set up the threshold and the decay of the noise gate.
  
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= Tuner =
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= Audio Outputs =  
  
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| [[File:Dwarf_AudioOutputsMenu.png | 400px]]
 
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'''Note''': '''On MOD Duo''' (Not MOD Duo X) You can quickly access the Tuner by pressing and holding the right endless knob any time. Press and hold it again to exit. On the MOD Duo X you can only access the tuner via the settings menu.
 
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This option allows you to tune your instrument. Both inputs can be used as the tuner input, to select between them short press the right endless knob.
 
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If you see a question mark on the tuner screen, it means the device is not receiving any input or the input levels are too low.
 
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'''Choosing whether the tuner should mute the outputs when activated:'''
 
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In the settings menu there is an indicator "Mute [x]" that you can toggle to mute your outputs or not when tuning. Short press the left knob to change this value.
 
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= User Profiles =
 
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[[File:DUO-Settings_UserProfiles.png | 400px]]
 
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User Profiles allow you to switch between pre-configured device settings.
 
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Say you use your device sometimes to play with your guitar and microphone, in the studio, and sometimes with a synth in a live performance. For each situation, you might need to have different Input and Output gains and volume settings. So a user profile can be used to quickly switch between setups.
 
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The settings that can be stored in a User Profile are:
 
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* '''Input settings''': Everything under System > Inputs
 
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* '''Output settings''': Everything under System > Outputs
 
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* '''Sync and MIDI settings''': Everything under System > Sync and MIDI
 
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== Factory User Profiles ==
 
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The factory user profiles have the following characteristics:
 
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===MOD DUO===
 
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====A: line level input ====
 
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* '''Inputs'''
 
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** On this profile the 'Stereo Link' function is active and both input gains are at 7%. '''This is ideal to connect line level inputs''' (for example audio from your phone or computer soundcard).
 
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* '''Outputs'''
 
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** The 'Stereo Link' for the outputs of this profile is also active and both outputs volume is at 100% (maximum).
 
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** The headphone volume is set on 60%
 
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** Last, the 'Direct Headphone Monitoring' function is off.
 
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* '''Sync & MIDI'''
 
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** 'Clock Source' is internal and the 'Send MIDI Clock' is not active.
 
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** Both the 'Snapshots Nav MIDI Chan' and the 'Pedalboard Nav MIDI Chan' are OFF.
 
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====B: instrument level input ====
 
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* '''Inputs'''
 
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** This profile has the 'Stereo Link' function active and both input gains are at 15%. '''This is ideal to connect your guitar, bass or synth'''.
 
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* '''Outputs'''
 
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** The 'Stereo Link' for the outputs of this profile is also active and both outputs volume is at 100% (maximum).
 
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** The headphone volume is set on 60%
 
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** The 'Direct Headphone Monitoring' function is off.
 
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* '''Sync & MIDI'''
 
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** 'Clock Source' is internal and the 'Send MIDI Clock' is not active.
 
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** Both the 'Snapshots Nav MIDI Chan' and the 'Pedalboard Nav MIDI Chan' are OFF.
 
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====C: mic level input====
 
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* '''Inputs'''
 
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** This profile has the 'Stereo Link' function active. Both input gain levels are at 61%. '''This is a gain level ideal to connect microphones on both inputs'''.
 
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* '''Outputs'''
 
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** The 'Stereo Link' for the outputs of this profile is also active and both outputs volume is at 100% (maximum).
 
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** The headphone volume is set on 60%
 
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** The 'Direct Headphone Monitoring' function is off.
 
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* '''Sync & MIDI'''
 
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** 'Clock Source' is internal and the 'Send MIDI Clock' is not active.
 
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** Both the 'Snapshots Nav MIDI Chan' and the 'Pedalboard Nav MIDI Chan' are OFF.
 
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====D: internal sound generation ====
 
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* '''Inputs'''
 
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** This profile has the 'Stereo Link' function active. Both inputs are with 0% gain. '''This is ideal if you are using source generators from inside your Duo''', for example a MIDI controller controlling an instrument loaded on the Duo.
 
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* '''Outputs'''
 
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** The 'Stereo Link' for the outputs of this profile is also active and both outputs volume is at 100% (maximum).
 
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** The headphone volume is set on 60%
 
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** The 'Direct Headphone Monitoring' function is off.
 
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* '''Sync & MIDI'''
 
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** 'Clock Source' is internal and the 'Send MIDI Clock' is not active.
 
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** Both the 'Snapshots Nav MIDI Chan' and the 'Pedalboard Nav MIDI Chan' are OFF.
 
  
  
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On this menu, you can adjust the Output Gain levels of your MOD Dwarf.
  
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===MOD DUO X===
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Turn the left-most encoder of your MOD Dwarf to adjust both of the output gains simultaneously.
  
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====A: line level input====
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Turn the central encoder of your MOD Dwarf to adjust only the output 1 gain level.
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* '''Inputs'''
 
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** On this profile the 'Stereo Link' function is active and both input gains are at 10%. '''This is ideal to connect line level inputs''' (for example audio from your phone or computer soundcard).
 
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** The 'CV / EXP Input' is set to be a CV input and the 'EXP Mode' is as 'Signal on ring'.
 
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* '''Outputs'''
 
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** The 'Stereo Link' for the outputs of this profile is also active and both outputs volume is at 100% (maximum).
 
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** The headphone volume is set on 60%
 
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** The 'CV / HP Output' is set to be have your headphones connected.
 
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** Last, the 'Master Volume Link' is set to be the same on both output channels.
 
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* '''Sync & MIDI'''
 
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** 'Clock Source' is internal and the 'Send MIDI Clock' is not active.
 
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** Both the 'Snapshots Nav MIDI Chan' and the 'Pedalboard Nav MIDI Chan' are OFF.  
 
  
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Turn the right-most encoder of your MOD Dwarf to adjust only the output 2 gain level.
  
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====B: line level input + CV I/O enabled====
 
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* '''Inputs'''
 
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** This profile has the 'Stereo Link' function active and both input gains are at 10%. '''This is ideal to connect line level inputs''' (for example audio from your phone or computer soundcard).
 
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** The 'CV / EXP Input' is set to be a CV input and the 'EXP Mode' is as 'Signal on ring'.
 
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* '''Outputs'''
 
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** The 'Stereo Link' for the outputs of this profile is also active and both outputs volume is at 100% (maximum).
 
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** The headphone volume is set on 60%
 
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** '''The 'CV / HP Output' is set to be have your CV Output'''. This allows you to send CV messages from your MOD Duo X to other devices able to receive it.
 
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** Last, the 'Master Volume Link' is set to be the same on both output channels.
 
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* '''Sync & MIDI'''
 
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** 'Clock Source' is internal and the 'Send MIDI Clock' is not active.
 
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** Both the 'Snapshots Nav MIDI Chan' and the 'Pedalboard Nav MIDI Chan' are OFF.
 
  
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====C: mic level input====
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'''Notes''': the same encoder techniques as for the input controls apply to the output settings
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* '''Inputs'''
 
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** This profile has the 'Stereo Link' function not active. The input 2 is with no gain and the input 1 with 70%. '''This is a gain level ideal to connect a mono microphone to your input 1'''.
 
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** The 'CV / EXP Input' is set to be a CV input and the 'EXP Mode' is as 'Signal on ring'.
 
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* '''Outputs'''
 
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** The 'Stereo Link' for the outputs of this profile is also active and both outputs volume is at 100% (maximum).
 
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** The headphone volume is set on 60%
 
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** The 'CV / HP Output' is set to be have your headphones connected.
 
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** The 'Master Volume Link' is set to be the same on both output channels.
 
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* '''Sync & MIDI'''
 
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** 'Clock Source' is internal and the 'Send MIDI Clock' is not active.
 
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** Both the 'Snapshots Nav MIDI Chan' and the 'Pedalboard Nav MIDI Chan' are OFF.
 
  
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====D: instrument level input====
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* if you push the encoder while you turn it will allow you to increase or decrease values faster;
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* '''Inputs'''
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* simply turn the knobs to fine adjust the values;
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** This profile has the 'Stereo Link' function not active. The input 2 is with 0% of gain and the input 1 with 20%. '''This is a gain level ideal to connect a instruments like a guitar, bass or a mono synth to your input 1'''.
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* push and turn the knobs to apply less precise adjustments.
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** The 'CV / EXP Input' is set to be a CV input and the 'EXP Mode' is as 'Signal on ring'.
 
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* '''Outputs'''
 
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** The 'Stereo Link' for the outputs of this profile is also active and both outputs volume is at 100% (maximum).
 
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** The headphone volume is set on 60%
 
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** The 'CV / HP Output' is set to be have your headphones connected.
 
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** The 'Master Volume Link' is set to be the same on both output channels.
 
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* '''Sync & MIDI'''
 
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** 'Clock Source' is internal and the 'Send MIDI Clock' is not active.
 
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** Both the 'Snapshots Nav MIDI Chan' and the 'Pedalboard Nav MIDI Chan' are OFF.
 
  
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== Switching between User Profiles ==
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= Headphone Output =
  
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On the left screen, navigate to the "User Profiles" menu. On the right screen, the 4 User profiles (A, B, C, and D) will be displayed. The current selected user profile will be marked with a checkbox "[x]".
 
  
 
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| [[File:DUO-Settings_UserProfiles.png | 400px]]
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| [[File:Dwarf_HeaphonesOutputMenu.png | 400px]]
 
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</div>
 
</div>
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This menu allows you to adjust the headphone output volume on your MOD Dwarf.
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= Output Processing =
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| [[File:DUOX-UserProfiles.png | 400px]]
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| [[File:Dwarf_OutputProcessingMenu.png | 400px]]
 
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</div>
 
</div>
  
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With the right knob, navigate through the profiles and short press the knob to select the profile you want. Confirm the change.
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The MOD Dwarf has a built-in Compressor on the output section of the device.
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[[File:DUOX-UserProfiles-ReloadUserProfileA.png|400px]]
 
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== Saving a new User Profile ==
 
  
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You can have up to four User Profiles. The first step to save a new user profile is to choose which from these four profiles will be overwritten.  
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This compressor has 3 modes: light compression, mild compression, and heavy compression. To turn the compressor off select "Off" on the Compressor Mode.
  
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# Switch to the profile you want to overwrite
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Besides the mode, you can also set up the release of the compressor.
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# Navigate to System Settings and change values for Input, Output, and Sync an MIDI settings
 
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# Navigate back to the User Profiles menu
 
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# On the right screen, select the "Overwrite Current Profile" option
 
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# Short press the right knob to select this option and confirm
 
  
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[[File:DUOX-UserProfiles-OverwriteUserProfileA.png|400px]]
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On this menu, you can also define your pedalboard out gain. This is the last digital control to the gain before your signal transforms into an analog signal.
  
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= System =
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= Sync =
  
 
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| [[File:DUO-Settings_System.png | 400px]]
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| [[File:Dwarf_SyncMenu.png | 400px]]
 
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In this menu, you can select your Clock Source and set your MOD Dwarf to send a clock signal.
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You can set the Clock Source to be Internal, over MIDI port or Ableton Link.
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= MIDI =
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Below this menu you have the following options:
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On this menu, you can define MIDI settings for your MOD Dwarf.
  
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* Inputs
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Here you can define the MIDI Program Change Channel used to change your pedalboards and snapshots if you define any.
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* Outputs
 
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* Sync & MIDI
 
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* Bluetooth
 
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* Display Brightness (Duo) / Device Settings (Duo X)
 
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* Info
 
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* System Upgrade
 
  
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== Inputs ==
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= User Profiles =
  
 
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| [[File:DUO-Settings_System.png | 400px]]
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| [[File:Dwarf_UserProfilesMenu.png | 400px]]
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| [[File:DUOX-System-Inputs.png | 400px]]
 
 
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This menu allows you to control Input gains.
 
  
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'''Stereo Link''': If ON, input gains for both channels will be linked and changes applied to one channel will also be applied to the other one.
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User Profiles allow you to switch between pre-configured device settings.
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Say you use your device sometimes to play with your guitar and microphone, in the studio, and sometimes with a synth in a live performance. For each situation, you might need to have different Input and Output gains and volume settings. So a user profile can be used to quickly switch between setups.
 +
 
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The settings that can be stored in a User Profile are:
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* '''Input settings''': Everything under Audio Inputs
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* '''Output settings''': Everything under Audio Outputs
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* '''Sync settings''': Everything under Sync
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* '''MIDI settings''': Everything under MIDI
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 +
=== Switching between User Profiles ===
 +
 
 +
To switch between users' profiles you simply need to turn the left most endless knob. This will allow you to swipe between all the user profiles. To validate the selection you should click the knob while the new User Profile shows us up to you.
 +
 
 +
=== Saving a new User Profile ===
  
−
'''Input 1 and Input 2 Gain''': Navigate to one of these options and press the right knob to select which one you want to change. Turn the knob to change the value and press it again to exit edit mode.
+
You can have up to four User Profiles. The first step to save a new user profile is to choose which from these four profiles will be overwritten.  
 +
You do that by turning the central endless knob.
  
−
'''CV / EXP Input (only Duo X after 1.9)''': Choose whether the CV/EXP input should be used with an Expression Pedal or a CV input.
+
Before saving you must:
 +
# Navigate to System Settings and change values for Input, Output, and Sync and MIDI settings
 +
# Navigate back to the User Profiles menu
  
−
'''EXP Mode (only Duo X after 1.9)''': If using CV/EXP with an Expression pedal, you might need to adjust the expression pedal signal mode. Options are "Signal on tip" and "Signal on ring". Check your pedal and adjust it accordingly.
+
After selecting the profile that you want to change, click the central endless knob to confirm it.
  
−
== Outputs ==
+
= Display =
  
 
<div style="display:inline-block">
 
<div style="display:inline-block">
 
{|
 
{|
 
|-
 
|-
−
| [[File:DUO-Settings_System.png | 400px]]
+
| [[File:Dwarf_DisplayMenu.png | 400px]]
−
|}
 
−
</div>
 
−
<div style="display:inline-block">
 
−
{|
 
−
|-
 
−
| [[File:DUOX-System-Outputs.png | 400px]]
 
 
|}
 
|}
 
</div>
 
</div>
  
 +
=== Display Brightness ===
  
−
This menu allows you to control Output volumes.
+
Turn the left-most endless knob to change the LCD display's brightness. The value increments in 25 steps and the available options are:
  
−
'''Note''': '''For MOD Duo-X users''', there is a shortcode for controlling the master output volume. Press and hold the right endless knob to activate the Master Volume control mode. While you keep pressing, turn the knob to adjust the volume. Release it to exit this mode.
+
* 0% (off)
 +
* 25%
 +
* 50%
 +
* 75%
 +
* 100%
  
−
'''Stereo Link''': If ON, the output volumes for both channels will be linked and changes applied to one channel will also be applied to the other one.
+
You should adjust this value accordingly to your environment and to your viewing angle.
 +
Flat viewing angles may require higher brightness settings and vice versa.
  
−
'''Output 1, Output 2, and Headphone Volume''': Navigate to one of these options and press the right knob to select which one you want to change. Turn the knob to change the value and press it again to exit edit mode.
+
=== Display Contrast ===
  
−
'''CV / HP Output (Duo X)''': Define if this output port should work either as an headphones or CV output.
+
Turn the central endless knob to change the LCD displays contrast.  
  
−
'''Master Volume Link (Duo X)''': For Duo X users, controls whether the shortcut to control the master volume (by pressing and holding the right endless knob) will change one or both channels.
+
You should adjust this value always according to the environment and the position of the device in your setup.
  
−
== Sync & MIDI ==
+
= Appearance =
  
 
<div style="display:inline-block">
 
<div style="display:inline-block">
 
{|
 
{|
 
|-
 
|-
−
| [[File:DUO-Settings_System.png | 400px]]
+
| [[File:Dwarf_AppearanceMenu.png | 400px]]
−
|}
 
−
</div>
 
−
<div style="display:inline-block">
 
−
{|
 
−
|-
 
−
| [[File:DUOX-System-SyncMIDI.png | 400px]]
 
 
|}
 
|}
 
</div>
 
</div>
  
−
==== PEDALBOARD NAV MIDI CHN ====
+
=== Control Header ===
  
−
Here you can set the MIDI channel to be used with an external controller in order to change pedalboard.
+
Turn the central endless knob to select if you want your Pedalboard Name to appear on the Control Header section of the main screen of your MOD Dwarf or instead you want to have your current Snapshot Name.
  
−
If the channel is set to anything except OFF, the device will listen for Program Change messages on the selected channel. The incoming message value will be used as the index of the pedalboard to load from the current bank. This means that if PC 1 is issued, the first pedalboard will be loaded, if PC 2 is received the second pedalboard will be loaded, and so on. Pedalboards can be reordered using the Web interface.
+
=== Unassigned Actuators ===
 +
Turn the rightmost endless knob to define if the unassigned actuators should be shown or hidden on your screens.
  
−
==== SHAPSHOT NAV MIDI CHAN ====
+
These are the physical actuators that are not assigned to any parameter in your current pedalboard and also for the page that you have selected. Check more on [[Duo_X_User_Guide#Switching_pages | Switching Pages]].
−
 
 
−
The functionality is analogous to that of the '''PEDALBOARD NAV MIDI CHN''' setting, but in respects to snapshots of the current pedalboard.
 
  
−
== Bluetooth ==
+
= System Behavior =
  
 
<div style="display:inline-block">
 
<div style="display:inline-block">
 
{|
 
{|
 
|-
 
|-
−
| [[File:DUO-Settings_System.png | 400px]]
+
| [[File: Dwarf_SystemBehaviorMenu.png | 400px]]
−
|}
 
−
</div>
 
−
<div style="display:inline-block">
 
−
{|
 
−
|-
 
−
| [[File:DUOX-System-Bluetooth.png | 400px]]
 
 
|}
 
|}
 
</div>
 
</div>
  
−
This option displays several Bluetooth information and allows you to turn on the Discovery mode.
+
=== USB-B Mode ===
  
−
'''Enable Discovery''': Select the option to turn on the Bluetooth discovery mode. After confirmation, your device will be visible for two minutes.
+
Turn the leftmost endless knob to define the mode of the USB-B port on your MOD Dwarf.
 +
You can select between:
 +
* Network (Default)
 +
* Net+MIDI
 +
* Net+MIDI (Windows)
  
−
'''Status''': Shows if the discovery of your device is available or not.
+
'''Note: ''' to change the USB-B Mode on your MOD Dwarf it will be required to reboot the device.
  
−
'''Name''': Shows the name of your device in the Bluetooth network. You can change this name on MOD Web GUI. More info [[MOD_Web_GUI_User_Guide#Settings | here]].
 
  
−
'''Address''': Shows the Bluetooth address of your device.
+
==== Network (Default) ====
  
−
== Device Settings ==
+
By using this mode, your MOD Dwarf will be recognized as a network device on your host computer (or any other devices where you can access the WebGUI using the USB port).
  
−
<div style="display:inline-block">
+
This mode will allow you to access the WebGUI in your favorite browser by navigating to http://moddwarf.local/ (or http://192.168.51.1).
−
{|
 
−
|-
 
−
| [[File:DUO-Settings_System.png | 400px]]
 
−
|}
 
−
</div>
 
−
<div style="display:inline-block">
 
−
{|
 
−
|-
 
−
| [[File:DUOX-System-DeviceSettings.png | 400px]]
 
−
|}
 
−
</div>
 
  
−
'''Note: This menu only exists in Duo X devices. Mod Duo users will see only the "Display Brightness" option instead.'''
+
==== Net+MIDI ====
  
−
=== Display Brightness ===
+
By using this mode, your MOD Dwarf will be recognized as a network device and also as a MIDI interface on your host computer (or any other devices where you can access the WebGUI using the USB port).
  
−
Press the right endless knob to change the LCD display's brightness. Each click will change between the available options:
+
This mode will allow you to access the WebGUI in your favorite browser by navigating to http://moddwarf.local/ (or http://192.168.51.1).
  
−
* 0% (off)
+
This mode also allows your MOD Dwarf to receive and send MIDI messages over the USB port.
−
* 25%
 
−
* 50%
 
−
* 75%
 
−
* 100%
 
  
−
You should adjust this value accordingly to your environment and to your viewing angle.
+
'''Note:''' This mode doesn't work in some computers running Windows.
−
Flat viewing angles may require higher brightness settings and vice versa.
 
  
−
=== Display Contrast ===
+
==== Net+MIDI (Windows) ====
  
−
Press the right endless knob and then rotate it to change the LCD displays contrast.  
+
By using this mode, your MOD Dwarf will be recognized as a network device and also as a MIDI interface on your host computer (or any other devices where you can access the WebGUI using the USB port).
  
−
Once you've finished adjusting, press the right knob again to save the new value.
+
This mode will allow you to access the WebGUI in your favorite browser by navigating to http://moddwarf.local/ (or http://192.168.51.1).
  
−
You should adjust this value always according to the environment and the position of the device in your setup.
+
This mode also allows your MOD Dwarf to receive and send MIDI messages over the USB port.
  
−
=== Unassigned Actuators ===
+
'''Note:''' This mode was specially designed to tackle the issues of having the MOD Dwarf recognized as a MIDI device on some Windows computers.
−
Press the right endless knob to define if the unassigned actuators should be shown or hided on your screens.
 
  
−
These are the physical actuators that are not assigned to any parameter in your current pedalboard and also for the page that you have selected. Check more on [[Duo_X_User_Guide#Switching_pages | Switching Pages]].
+
=== Compensate GND Loop ===
  
−
=== Knob Mode ===
+
This feature it's meant to help you deal with potential noise issues provoked by ground loops in your setup.
−
Press the right endless knob to select between "Grab" and "Direct".
 
  
−
'''Grab''': on Grab mode your knobs just start acting after you pass the value that they were previously set. This happens mainly when you change pages, load new pedalboards or snapshots.  
+
Please note that this feature limits the CPU capacity of your MOD Dwarf. Use it just in case you face a noise issue that you believe be caused by a ground loop.
  
−
With this mode on you will see a little "+" signal in the middle of the representative knob in your screen. This signal will disappear as soon as you reach the value previously set.
+
= Controller Behavior =
  
−
'''Direct''': on Direct mode the knobs will start immediately working. Pay attention because this may cause you "jumps" and unpredictable peaks in your sound.
+
<div style="display:inline-block">
 +
{|
 +
|-
 +
| [[File:Dwarf_ControllerBehaviorMenu.png | 400px]]
 +
|}
 +
</div>
  
−
Let's say that you have a cutoff filter totally closed on the preset and your physical knob is on maximum. As soon as you touch this knob, your cutoff filter will jump from totally closed to almost totally open.
+
=== Default Tool ===
 +
Turn the leftmost endless knob to select your default tool.
  
−
=== Pages Mode ===
+
This is the tool that shows up when you simultaneously push the footswitch A and B.
−
IMAGE: PICTURE OF THE 3 BUTTONS
 
  
−
By pushing the right endless knob you will switch the Page Mode between:
+
You can select between:
 +
* Tuner
 +
* Tempo
  
−
'''1 Button''': only the center button  will switch between the pages.
+
Learn more about the available tools [[Dwarf_User_Guide#Tool_Mode|here]].
  
−
'''3 Buttons''': each of the 3 buttons will select a single page, accordingly.
 
  
−
'''Note''': with the 3 Buttons option activated you will not be able to quickly create and re-call screenshots.
+
=== Menu Button Mode ===
 +
This option allows you to define the way that the Menu Button responds in order to access the Menu Items:
  
−
=== Pot Calibration Mode ===
+
The different modes are:
 +
* '''Latching:''' allows you to access the Menu Items menu by pushing the Menu Button once (pushing it again to exit)
 +
* '''Momentary:''' allows you to access the Menu Items menu while pushing and holding the Menu Button (releasing it will exit the Menu Items screen)
  
−
This mode is used to recalibrate the 8 analog knobs on the MOD Duo X.
 
  
−
If you push the right endless knob while selecting this menu, you will see the following screen:
+
=== List Behavior ===
 +
The list behavior allows you to define the way that an item from a list is activated.
  
−
[[File:DUOX-System-PotCalibrationMode.png|400px]]
+
In '''Direct''' mode you simply need to have your scroll on the item and it will be selected.
  
 +
In '''Click''' mode you need to have your scroll on the item and also push the button to activate the selected item.
  
−
By clicking 'Yes' you will get the following screens:
+
== Menu Items ==
  
 
<div style="display:inline-block">
 
<div style="display:inline-block">
 
{|
 
{|
 
|-
 
|-
−
| [[File:DUOX-CalibrationMode_Knob1.png | 400px]]
+
| [[File:Dwarf_MenuItems.png | 400px]]
−
|}
 
−
</div>
 
−
<div style="display:inline-block">
 
−
{|
 
−
|-
 
−
| [[File:DUOX-CalibrationMode.png | 400px]]
 
 
|}
 
|}
 
</div>
 
</div>
  
−
Please follow the instructions on your screens to calibrate the desired knobs according to your needs.
+
In this menu, you can define and organize the three menu items that show up on your screen when you push the Menu Button.
  
−
Press the green button to exit this mode.
+
To select the item for each position you simply need to turn the respective endless knob.
 +
* For Item 1 you must turn the leftmost endless knob.
 +
* For Item 2 you must turn the central endless knob.
 +
* For Item 3 you must turn the rightmost endless knob.
  
−
'''Note''': if you re-calibrate the knobs of your MOD Duo X the control resolution of the knob will be modified.
+
Here is the list of all the settings that you can define for each of the three menu items:
 +
* Input 1 and 2 Gain (simultaneously)
 +
* Input 1 Gain
 +
* Input 2 Gain
 +
* Output 1 and 2 Gain (simultaneously)
 +
* Output 1 Gain
 +
* Output 2 Gain
 +
* Headphone Volume
 +
* Clock Source
 +
* Send Clock state (On/Off)
 +
* Pedalboard Program Change Channel
 +
* Snapshot Program Change Channel
 +
* Display Brightness
 +
* Beats Per Minute
 +
* Beats Per Bar
  
−
== Info ==
+
== Bluetooth ==
  
 
<div style="display:inline-block">
 
<div style="display:inline-block">
 
{|
 
{|
 
|-
 
|-
−
| [[File:DUO-Settings_System.png | 400px]]
+
| [[File:Dwarf_BluetoothMenu.png | 400px]]
−
|}
 
−
</div>
 
−
<div style="display:inline-block">
 
−
{|
 
−
|-
 
−
| [[File:DUOX-System-Info.png | 400px]]
 
 
|}
 
|}
 
</div>
 
</div>
  
−
This section displays several information about your device:
+
This option displays your Bluetooth status information and allows you to turn on the Discovery mode for 2 minutes.  For more details of using Bluetooth with MOD devices, see the [[Bluetooth|full Bluetooth article here]].
  
−
'''Services''': The status of the different services running
+
'''Status''': This shows if the discovery of your device is available or not.
  
−
[[File:DUOX-System-Info-Services.png|400px]]
+
'''Name''': This shows the name of your device in the Bluetooth network. You can change this name on MOD Web GUI. More info [[MOD_Web_GUI_User_Guide#Settings | here]].
  
 +
'''Address''': This shows the Bluetooth address of your device.
  
−
'''Versions''': Version of MOD software
+
== Info ==
−
 
 
−
[[File:DUOX-System-Info-Versions.png|400px]]
 
−
 
 
−
'''Device''': The serial number of your device
 
−
 
 
−
[[File:DUOX-System-Info-Device.png|400px]]
 
−
 
 
−
 
 
−
'''Note:''' You can also access this information in the [[MOD_Web_GUI_User_Guide#System_Information|Web GUI Settings page]]
 
−
 
 
−
== System Upgrade ==
 
  
 
<div style="display:inline-block">
 
<div style="display:inline-block">
 
{|
 
{|
 
|-
 
|-
−
| [[File:DUO-Settings_System.png | 400px]]
+
| [[File: Dwarf_InfoMenu.png | 400px]]
 
|}
 
|}
 
</div>
 
</div>
 +
 +
This screen shows you your current firmware version and also the serial number of your MOD Dwarf.
 +
 +
== System Upgrade ==
 +
 
<div style="display:inline-block">
 
<div style="display:inline-block">
 
{|
 
{|
 
|-
 
|-
−
| [[File:DUOX-System-SystemUpgrade.png | 400px]]
+
| [[File:Dwarf_SystemUpgradeMenu.png | 400px]]
 
|}
 
|}
 
</div>
 
</div>

Latest revision as of 22:38, 8 January 2023

The MOD Dwarf when powered up

This page holds the information on how to use the Settings menu on your MOD Dwarf.

Overview

These are the Settings you can access and control directly from your device, even when you are disconnected from your computer:

Dwarf SettingsMenu.png
  • Audio Inputs: set up your input gain values
  • Input Processing: setup the input processing settings of your device
  • Audio Outputs: set up your output gain values
  • Headphone Output: set up the volume of your headphones (volume of headphones output)
  • Output Processing: setup the output processing settings of your device
  • Sync: setup your sync settings
  • MIDI: setup your MIDI settings
  • User Profiles: load and save your different user profiles settings
  • Display: setup the appearance of your device screen
  • Appearance: setup the appearance of your device screen on playing mode
  • System Behavior: setup the USB-B Mode and Compensate Ground Loop feature
  • Controller Behavior: setup the default tool and the menu button mode
  • Menu Items: define the Menu Items that appear when you push the Menu Button
  • Bluetooth: this menu allows you to enable Bluetooth discovery and shows information regarding the Bluetooth connection.
  • Info: this menu shows you information regarding your MOD Dwarf
  • System Upgrade: Upgrade the operative system of your MOD Dwarf

To navigate between the items on the list of settings you should turn the left most encoder to right (going down the list) or to the left (going up on the list). To access an item menu on this list you should push the "Enter button (leftmost button pad) or you can simply push the same encoder that you use to navigate on the list.

To exit this menu you should push the "Exit" button (middle button pad). If you prefer you can also push the central endless knob.

Accessing and navigating the Settings Menu

Push the Menu Button on your Dwarf. This will open a screen with your defined Menu Items.

Note: you can define the mode of the Menu Button (between latching and momentary) on the Behaviour Settings. By default, the Menu Button mode is latching.

Dwarf MenuItems.png

While on this screen, push the central pad button to access your MOD Dwarf settings.

Dwarf centralButtonHighlight.png

Scroll the options in the Settings menu by rotating the left-most knob. Push the same knob in order to access the selected sub-menu or hit the "enter" button.

Dwarf SettingsMenu.png

Press the central pad button to exit the Settings Menu.

Dwarf centralButtonHighlight.png

Audio Inputs

Dwarf AudioInputsMenu.png

On this menu, you can adjust your Input Gain levels.

Turn the left-most encoder of your MOD Dwarf to adjust both of the input gains simultaneously.

Turn the central encoder of your MOD Dwarf to adjust only the input 1 gain level.

Turn the right-most encoder of your MOD Dwarf to adjust only the input 2 gain level.

Notes:

  • if you push the encoder while you turn it will allow you to increase or decrease values faster;
  • simply turn the knobs to fine adjust the values;
  • push and turn the knobs to apply less precise adjustments.

Input Processing

Dwarf InputProcessingMenu.png

The MOD Dwarf has a built-in Noise Gate on the input section of the device.

You can set this noise gate to work on every single input or in both simultaneously. If you wish to not use it, select "None" on the channel.

Besides the input channel, you can also set up the threshold and the decay of the noise gate.

Audio Outputs

Dwarf AudioOutputsMenu.png


On this menu, you can adjust the Output Gain levels of your MOD Dwarf.

Turn the left-most encoder of your MOD Dwarf to adjust both of the output gains simultaneously.

Turn the central encoder of your MOD Dwarf to adjust only the output 1 gain level.

Turn the right-most encoder of your MOD Dwarf to adjust only the output 2 gain level.


Notes: the same encoder techniques as for the input controls apply to the output settings

  • if you push the encoder while you turn it will allow you to increase or decrease values faster;
  • simply turn the knobs to fine adjust the values;
  • push and turn the knobs to apply less precise adjustments.

Headphone Output

Dwarf HeaphonesOutputMenu.png


This menu allows you to adjust the headphone output volume on your MOD Dwarf.

Output Processing

Dwarf OutputProcessingMenu.png

The MOD Dwarf has a built-in Compressor on the output section of the device.

This compressor has 3 modes: light compression, mild compression, and heavy compression. To turn the compressor off select "Off" on the Compressor Mode.

Besides the mode, you can also set up the release of the compressor.

On this menu, you can also define your pedalboard out gain. This is the last digital control to the gain before your signal transforms into an analog signal.

Sync

Dwarf SyncMenu.png

In this menu, you can select your Clock Source and set your MOD Dwarf to send a clock signal.

You can set the Clock Source to be Internal, over MIDI port or Ableton Link.

MIDI

Dwarf MIDIMenu.png

On this menu, you can define MIDI settings for your MOD Dwarf.

Here you can define the MIDI Program Change Channel used to change your pedalboards and snapshots if you define any.

User Profiles

Dwarf UserProfilesMenu.png


User Profiles allow you to switch between pre-configured device settings.


Say you use your device sometimes to play with your guitar and microphone, in the studio, and sometimes with a synth in a live performance. For each situation, you might need to have different Input and Output gains and volume settings. So a user profile can be used to quickly switch between setups.

The settings that can be stored in a User Profile are:

  • Input settings: Everything under Audio Inputs
  • Output settings: Everything under Audio Outputs
  • Sync settings: Everything under Sync
  • MIDI settings: Everything under MIDI


Switching between User Profiles

To switch between users' profiles you simply need to turn the left most endless knob. This will allow you to swipe between all the user profiles. To validate the selection you should click the knob while the new User Profile shows us up to you.

Saving a new User Profile

You can have up to four User Profiles. The first step to save a new user profile is to choose which from these four profiles will be overwritten. You do that by turning the central endless knob.

Before saving you must:

  1. Navigate to System Settings and change values for Input, Output, and Sync and MIDI settings
  2. Navigate back to the User Profiles menu

After selecting the profile that you want to change, click the central endless knob to confirm it.

Display

Dwarf DisplayMenu.png

Display Brightness

Turn the left-most endless knob to change the LCD display's brightness. The value increments in 25 steps and the available options are:

  • 0% (off)
  • 25%
  • 50%
  • 75%
  • 100%

You should adjust this value accordingly to your environment and to your viewing angle. Flat viewing angles may require higher brightness settings and vice versa.

Display Contrast

Turn the central endless knob to change the LCD displays contrast.

You should adjust this value always according to the environment and the position of the device in your setup.

Appearance

Dwarf AppearanceMenu.png

Control Header

Turn the central endless knob to select if you want your Pedalboard Name to appear on the Control Header section of the main screen of your MOD Dwarf or instead you want to have your current Snapshot Name.

Unassigned Actuators

Turn the rightmost endless knob to define if the unassigned actuators should be shown or hidden on your screens.

These are the physical actuators that are not assigned to any parameter in your current pedalboard and also for the page that you have selected. Check more on Switching Pages.

System Behavior

Dwarf SystemBehaviorMenu.png

USB-B Mode

Turn the leftmost endless knob to define the mode of the USB-B port on your MOD Dwarf. You can select between:

  • Network (Default)
  • Net+MIDI
  • Net+MIDI (Windows)

Note: to change the USB-B Mode on your MOD Dwarf it will be required to reboot the device.


Network (Default)

By using this mode, your MOD Dwarf will be recognized as a network device on your host computer (or any other devices where you can access the WebGUI using the USB port).

This mode will allow you to access the WebGUI in your favorite browser by navigating to http://moddwarf.local/ (or http://192.168.51.1).

Net+MIDI

By using this mode, your MOD Dwarf will be recognized as a network device and also as a MIDI interface on your host computer (or any other devices where you can access the WebGUI using the USB port).

This mode will allow you to access the WebGUI in your favorite browser by navigating to http://moddwarf.local/ (or http://192.168.51.1).

This mode also allows your MOD Dwarf to receive and send MIDI messages over the USB port.

Note: This mode doesn't work in some computers running Windows.

Net+MIDI (Windows)

By using this mode, your MOD Dwarf will be recognized as a network device and also as a MIDI interface on your host computer (or any other devices where you can access the WebGUI using the USB port).

This mode will allow you to access the WebGUI in your favorite browser by navigating to http://moddwarf.local/ (or http://192.168.51.1).

This mode also allows your MOD Dwarf to receive and send MIDI messages over the USB port.

Note: This mode was specially designed to tackle the issues of having the MOD Dwarf recognized as a MIDI device on some Windows computers.

Compensate GND Loop

This feature it's meant to help you deal with potential noise issues provoked by ground loops in your setup.

Please note that this feature limits the CPU capacity of your MOD Dwarf. Use it just in case you face a noise issue that you believe be caused by a ground loop.

Controller Behavior

Dwarf ControllerBehaviorMenu.png

Default Tool

Turn the leftmost endless knob to select your default tool.

This is the tool that shows up when you simultaneously push the footswitch A and B.

You can select between:

  • Tuner
  • Tempo

Learn more about the available tools here.


Menu Button Mode

This option allows you to define the way that the Menu Button responds in order to access the Menu Items:

The different modes are:

  • Latching: allows you to access the Menu Items menu by pushing the Menu Button once (pushing it again to exit)
  • Momentary: allows you to access the Menu Items menu while pushing and holding the Menu Button (releasing it will exit the Menu Items screen)


List Behavior

The list behavior allows you to define the way that an item from a list is activated.

In Direct mode you simply need to have your scroll on the item and it will be selected.

In Click mode you need to have your scroll on the item and also push the button to activate the selected item.

Menu Items

Dwarf MenuItems.png

In this menu, you can define and organize the three menu items that show up on your screen when you push the Menu Button.

To select the item for each position you simply need to turn the respective endless knob.

  • For Item 1 you must turn the leftmost endless knob.
  • For Item 2 you must turn the central endless knob.
  • For Item 3 you must turn the rightmost endless knob.

Here is the list of all the settings that you can define for each of the three menu items:

  • Input 1 and 2 Gain (simultaneously)
  • Input 1 Gain
  • Input 2 Gain
  • Output 1 and 2 Gain (simultaneously)
  • Output 1 Gain
  • Output 2 Gain
  • Headphone Volume
  • Clock Source
  • Send Clock state (On/Off)
  • Pedalboard Program Change Channel
  • Snapshot Program Change Channel
  • Display Brightness
  • Beats Per Minute
  • Beats Per Bar

Bluetooth

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This option displays your Bluetooth status information and allows you to turn on the Discovery mode for 2 minutes. For more details of using Bluetooth with MOD devices, see the full Bluetooth article here.

Status: This shows if the discovery of your device is available or not.

Name: This shows the name of your device in the Bluetooth network. You can change this name on MOD Web GUI. More info here.

Address: This shows the Bluetooth address of your device.

Info

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This screen shows you your current firmware version and also the serial number of your MOD Dwarf.

System Upgrade

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This option is only meant to be used for maintenance purposes. In a regular situation, all software upgrades will be performed via the Web GUI interface.

If you need to run a manual upgrade, use this option. See Manual upgrade for more details.

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