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Playing the AX3000G
PROGRAM SELECT MODE
(LED at the upper left of the Bank Up switch is not lit)
Settings for each effect, the expression pedal, ESS, and other functions can be
given a name and stored in the AX3000G as a “program.” The AX3000G can hold
96 programs (24 banks x 4 programs in each bank), and all of these programs are
rewritable. When the AX3000G is shipped from the factory, banks 1–8 contain 32
preset programs. In Program Select mode you can switch between various types
of sounds by selecting the desired program.
HINT: Banks 9–16 and 17–24 contain the same preset programs as banks 1–8.
SELECTING A PROGRAM
As an example, here’s how to select program 2-3 (bank 2, program 3).
1. Make sure that your AX3000G is in Program Select mode.
If the LED located at the upper left of the Bank Up switch is lit green, Individual
Mode is selected. Press the Bank Up switch to choose Program Select mode.
If the bank display shows something other than a bank (1–24), or if the bank
display is blinking, press the EXIT/TUNER button to choose Program Select
mode.
2. Press the Bank Up or Bank Down switch to select bank 2. When you’re select-
ing a bank, the bank number will blink in the bank display.
3. Press the program select 3 switch.
Program 2-3 will be displayed instantly. The program select 3 switch LED will
light, and the bank number will also change and stay lit.
HINT: When you’ve selected the Bank but not the Program, the previously-selected
program is still active. So if you’re playing live and your next program change
requires you to switch to a different bank, you can select that bank ahead of time,
ensuring a timely, seamless change.
INDIVIDUAL MODE
(LED at the upper left of the Bank Up switch is lit green)
In this mode you can individually turn each effect on/off just as if you were using a
collection of stompboxes. You can select Individual mode from any program.