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# Multi-band

Send any combination of distortion, feedback, and filtering through the Multi-band crossover to keep the effect exactly where you want. Per-band gain, refiltering, and solo make dialing it in easy and effective.

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**1.- Multi-Band View.** Navigate between Scope view and Multi-Band view.

**2.- Multi-Band Active.** Turn the multi-band processing on or off globally.

**3.- Multi-Band Distortion.** Turn the multi-band processing on or off for the distortion section.

**4.- Multi-Band Feedback.** Turn the multi-band processing on or off for the feedback section.

**5.- Multi-Band Filter.** Turn the multi-band processing on or off for the filter section.

**6.- Refilter.** When active, filters the effect band to produce a warmer sound.

**7.- Solo Band.** When active, solos the effect band. This is useful for hearing the multi-band effect by itself.

**8.- Low & High Crossover.** Adjust the frequency of the low and high crossovers.

**9.- Low & High Band Gain.** Adjust the gain of the low and high-bands.

**10.- Effect-Band Gain.** Adjust the gain of the effect-band. This can be useful for compensating for any gain added by the effect processing.


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