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rus speed. Using this Program as an example for Program modifica-

tion, the procedure for changing the Chorus Speed is as follows:

• From the Program title screen, scroll to Program 2 using the

<UP/DOWN> Program buttons. The display reads:

• Using the <RIGHT> and <LEFT> Parameter buttons, scroll to the

CHORUS SPEED Parameter.

The display reads:

NOTE: By pressing the <MOD> key you can skip directly to the

first Parameter of the Chorus effect within the Algorithm, then con-

tinue scrolling with the <RIGHT> Parameter key to the Chorus

Speed parameter.

• Using the <UP> Parameter key, scroll upward until you reach

0.60Hz. The display reads:

If you change Programs at this point (either through MIDI, the pedal-

board, or the Program buttons), any modifications that you have made

to the Program will be lost. In order for the RP-12 to remember the

changes that you have made, you must store the Program in memory.

The procedure for storing Programs is covered in more detail on pg 20.

Basic Program Creation There are three requirements for creating a Program on the RP-12.

The first is that an Algorithm needs to be assigned to the Program;

second, Parameters must be modified to your liking, and third, the

Program must be stored in memory in order to be recalled for later

use.

Selecting an Algorithm The Algorithm you choose for a Program determines the basic function

of the Program. It is therefore necessary to choose an Algorithm that

contains all the Modules you want to use in an appropriate configura-

tion (for a complete listing of the RP-12’s algorithms, see page 67).

The Algorithm selection screen for all Programs in the RP-12 is one

screen to the right of the title screen.

NOTE: It may be easiest to select a Program that uses the Algorithm

Chorus Speed

0.60Hz

Chorus Speed

(0.28Hz)

Clean and Tight

DCho≥2TDly≥2Pans

Section 3 - Programming

RP-12 Owner’s Manual

DigiTech RP12 User Manual

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