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Thank you for c hoosing a Free The Tone product.
In order to take ful l advantage of the f eatures and pe rforma nce it provide s, please read this owner’s
manual thoroughly, and keep it in a s afe place for future reference.
Table of Contents
Controls and I ndicators
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Front Panel
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Rear Panel
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Side Panel
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Basic Operations and How to Use E ach Function
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Storing Chan ges in a Preset
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Confirming Recalled Preset Number
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Selecting Delay Unit Connection
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Outputti ng Delay Sound I ndividua lly
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Confirming P revious Value af ter Parameter Ch ange
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Recallin g a Preset
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Switching Fou r Presets (1)
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Switching Fou r Presets (2 )
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Switching Pre sets betwee n 1 and 2 Alternate ly
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Recallin g Preset 128 Immediately
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Recallin g Preset with PARAM ETER Encod er
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Recallin g Preset with PRESE T SELECT/TAP Switch
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Recallin g Preset with MID I Signal from E xternal D evice
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Setting De lay Unit
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Adjusting De lay Tempo (1)
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Adjusting De lay Tempo (2) - Tap Function
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Adjusting De lay Tempo (3) - MID I Clock
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Adjusting Fee dback Amou nt
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Adjusting De lay Timbre
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Adjusting Delay Volume
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Adjusting Output Volume
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Setting De lay Sound’s Phase
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Setting De lay Length as Note Du ration (Su bdivisio n)
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Kill Dry Function
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Trail Function
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Soft Clipping Function
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Handling Precautions
• Never connect or disconnect plugs to/from the input/output terminals on the FF-1Y when the
external device that dri ves speaker s is powered. Doin g so can cause noises and damage the
speakers.
• Avoid applying exce ssive force to the fo otswitches, tact switches, and ph one jacks on the F F-1Y.
• If the unit malfu nctions or be haves erratic ally, cease oper ation at once and c ontact your lo cal
dealer or Free The Tone directly.
Panning Function (In Stereo Connection Mode)
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Tremolo Function (In Series Connection Mode)
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Modulation Function
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3-Band Equalizer Function
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Useful Featur es
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Tap-Preferred Mode
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Assignin g Functions to MIX /EX T1 or FEEDBACK/ EXT2 Kn ob
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Assigning Functions to EXT Terminal
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Calibrating Expression Pedal Connected to EXT Terminal
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Assignin g Functions to PRESE T SELECT/TAP Switch
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MIDI Setups
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Setting up MI DI Receivi ng Channel
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Transmitting Data to /from an E xternal Device
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Updating Fir mware
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Initializing
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Block Diag ram
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Factory Pres ets
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MIDI Specifications
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List of Paramete rs
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List of Assignable Functions
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Product Specifications
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Preset Parameter Sheet
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Safety Prec autions
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