Using Send/Return; Using An Expression Pedal - Roland GP-100 Owner's Manual

(input note spelling for each key)
The spelling (sharp or flat) of input notes will depend on the key
setting. The following table shows how each scale note is indi-
cated for each key.
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LE |
Le |
[D |
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[E |
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А |
Section5 Appendix
Taking Advantage ofthe GP- 100
Using Send/Return
Parallel mix with external effects processors
Connect send/return 1 to an overdrive and send/return 2 to
distortion, and make the following settings to create a sound in
which overdrive and distortion are mixed in parallel.
Send/Retum
Mode: Normal
Type: S/R1&S/R2
Select: S/R1*S/R2
Another application of send/return
By connecting return 1 and return 2 to a CD player etc. and making
the following settings, you can play along with a CD.
Send/Retum
Effect Sequence: reverb output
Mode: Direct Mix
Type: Stereo
Using an Expression Pedal
Make GP-100 control assign settings to determine how an expres-
sion pedal will function.
As a wah pedal
Ifyou wedge a pencil eraser etc. into an expression pedal to narrow
the range of movement and make the following settings, you can
obtain a wah effect with less pedal movement than usual.
Control Assign: 1to8
Target Wah:Freq
Target Min 7
Target Max 56
Source EXP PEDAL or MIDI CTL #7
(Source Mode Normal)
Source Act.Range Lo 0
Source Act.Range Hi 60
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