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The editor & controls

Find your preset, chain, parameters and performance tools.

All instructional screenshots in this manual show iPad.

Read the screen

The preset name opens the preset browser. MIDI opens controller settings, TONES manages tone files, and MODULES contains effects to add. The gear opens audio, language and backup settings. A fixed space after PATH A shows the interface or audio preparation state.

NAM FX — iPad — Editor · dual amps
iPad · Editor · dual amps

Find it on screen

  1. Top: preset name, MIDI, TONES, MODULES and Settings.
  2. Middle: the signal chain. Parameters for the selected block appear below it.
  3. Lower area: scene storage/recall and LIVE. Bottom edge: meters and practice tools.
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Blocks and parameters

Select a chain block to reveal its parameters below. Drag a knob to change its value; use the displayed value or selector for discrete options. The power control bypasses the selected block. A bypassed block stays in the chain so you can turn it on again.

NAM FX — iPad — Editor · dual amps
iPad · Editor · dual amps

Find it on screen

  1. Selecting NAM reveals the loaded tone and controls such as GAIN, BASS and MID.
  2. Use the power control on the right of the parameter panel to bypass the selected effect.
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Bottom toolbar

IN/OUT meters show signal inside the app. TUNER, TEMPO, METRONOME and LOOPER open practice tools. Sample rate, buffer, latency and CPU describe the current device and rig. A moving OUT meter does not guarantee audible output if physical routing or the interface monitor mix is incorrect.

Language and orientation

Language applies to settings and help text. Main controls such as SCENE, STOMP and HYBRID, along with effect and parameter labels, stay in English. When renaming, the editor accommodates the on-screen keyboard. Dismiss the keyboard when you finish to regain the full workspace.