Features

• Recall
  The Recall page takes you step by step through all the FireworX' presets. The List page gives you a clear overview and fast recall of presets. The Preset page gives you the choice of Card-, Factory- or Userbank and the ability to exclusively scroll through all presets that contain, for example, a Vocoder.
• I/O Setup
  The in & out section's Signal page shows the signal path from input through inserts to output. The intuitive user-interface gives you the best possible overview and makes instant connection changes very fast and easy to perform.
  The Level page shows the analog input controls and gives you the ability to lower the digital signal, which gives you total control of any level entering or exiting the FireworX.
• Routing
  This is where you set up your block routing With a double click on the effect block panel buttons you insert the effect type chosen with the Value Wheel.
  Choosing an effect block and pushing Enter will bring up the sub routing I/O page of the chosen block. You decide on where the chosen effect will get its fuel from and where to route its power. Push ENTER again and access the core settings of your chosen effect in the FireworX.
• Tool
  If you want to know how much DSP power each effect is using, go to the Tool Page under the Effects section, choose DSP LOAD then press Enter. The percentage of the DSP power used in each block will now be displayed. Use the Exit button to toggle between this and the effect type name. What you see on the crystal clear display of the FireworX is what your get.
• Modifier Menu
  Looking for the Holy Grail? This is where it's at. The Modifier section is what makes the FireworX so versatile. Only your imagination is the limit here. Think of any possible way to combine modifiers and effect parameters then do it. Creativity brought to work, all made possible by the FireworX.
• Free Form Modifier
  The Freeform modifier is actually a tiny sequencer that allows you to create a more 'Rhythmic' sequence. This is very useful if you want a Phaser or a Tremolo to act as a percussive sidekick to a Breakbeat.
• Function Modifier
  If you're in need of a monophonic synthesizer, use the one in the FireworX. You can route your keyboard via MIDI to e.g. Function 1 and then route Function 1 to the Synth Frequency. Voila, there you go!

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