Parallelizer Owner’s Manual
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DRY Knob
Controls the volume of dry signal. Unity gain will be achieved with this knob fully clockwise. On the other hand,
Rotating these knobs fully counterclockwise will mute the dry signal.
When the LED below the DRY switch is on, the dry signal will be mixed as much as value set on the dry knob. On the
other hand, when the LED below the DRY switch is off, the dry signal will be mixed 100%, regardless of the set value
of the DRY knob.
1.5 Rear Panel
IN Jack
This jack accepts input signals (coming from guitar,
some other musical instrument, or another effect unit).
SND1 ~ SND3 Jacks
These jacks connect to effect pedal input. Each effect
pedal is fed with SND signal when the FX switch is
turned on.
RTN1-L/R ro RTN3-L/R Jacks
These jacks connect to the left and right outputs of effect pedals.
Note : Use only left RTN jack for mono signal (RTN1-L, RTN2-L, RTN3-L).
OUT-L/R Jacks
These output jacks are used to connect this unit to amplifier or other devices.
MIDI IN Connector
MIDI IN connector receives MIDI messages from an external MIDI device.
DC9V Power Connector
This is the main power input for the Parallelizer. The Parallelizer requires a DC9V supply. The current draw is
approximately 130mA at DC9V (Center Negative).
Note : Do not supply power higher or lower than DC9V. Internal electronic components may be damaged.
2. Operation Mode
The Parallelizer operates in 4 different modes.
Refer to page 4 ‘Set Operation Mode’ for changing the Operation mode.
2.1. Manual mode
In this mode, MIDI IN is deactivated and each function is controlled only by the foot-switches.
The last combination of switches before power off is automatically recalled when power up.
2.2 MIDI Program Change mode
There are 128 Program Change numbers and each one corresponds to a memory within the Parallelizer. The Parallelizer
can store different on/off combinations for each Program Change. When the Parallelizer receives a MIDI Program Change
on the same MIDI channel as the Parallelizer, the Parallelizer automatically recalls the stored on/off combinations.
To edit and save a on/off combination in the Paralleizer’s memory,
1. Send a MIDI Program Change on the same MIDI channel as the Parallelizer.
2. Set the Parallelizer switches to the desired combination.
3. Press and hold the DRY switch to save this combination into the memory.
The LEDs will turn on and off sequentially.
Note : If the LEDs don’t turn on and off sequentially when attempting to save, the MIDI channel may not match or
MIDI connection may not be good.
