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→Signal Chain Buttons
<small>''Note: This is not always 100% accurate. There are parallel path options for the rig and alternate placement options available for certain blocks.''</small>
Each of these buttons corresponds to a '''block''', which is a discrete form of processing for the signal chain. For instance, a block might hold a particular effect or the simulation of an amplifier. ''Tapping '' any of these buttons will disable/enable that block in the signal chain. (Disabling is equivalent to removing it from the chain.) ''Holding '' a button will bring up the ''edit mode'' for that block. Once a block is selected (edit mode), you can use the Type and Browse knobs to select the desired effect type, profile, or preset. You can return to the home view by pressing the '''Exit''' button to the right of the display.
Below the block buttons for each piece of the signal chain are the 3 buttons '''Stomps''', '''Stack''', and '''Effects'''. These buttons control the entire ''sections'' that encompass the blocks above them. Tapping a section button will disable/enable the entire section. Holding it will bring up its respective edit mode. Each section is covered below:
=== Stomps ===
The blocks labeled '''Stomp A - , B, C, D''' represent assignable effects. Since they are processed before the virtual amp (profile), they are called "Stomps", similar to how most effects used in front of a real amp have a stomp box form factor. The common effects you'd place here include dirt pedals and wah; however, you are free to assign virtually any effect type to these blocks. ''Note: certain stereo effects may operate in mono when placed in one of these blocks.''
By holding the "Stomps" button, you enter the Stomps edit mode, which has the useful feature of allowing you to reorder the stomps. You use the buttons above the display to move left and right to highlight a stomp, select it, then move it left and right.