Features; System Hookup Basics - Alesis GT Reference Manual

Features

¥ 20 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response
¥ Up to 11 simultaneous effects (6 analog, 5 digital) and programmable
effects loop
¥ Backlit, descriptive 32 character LCD display
¥ Touch sensitive programming buttons for quick editingÑpress
harder to scroll faster through the display
¥ Stores up to 100 programs
¥ Comprehensive MIDI implementation
¥ Real-time parameter control via MIDI controllers
¥ Easy editing of all parameters
¥ All functions, parameters, and volume levels fully programmable
¥ Stereo in and out
¥ Flexible effects routing and mixing
¥ Several types of reverbs, including: Plate, Room,
Chamber, Hall, and Reverse
¥ Several types of delay, including: Ping Pong Delay,
Mono Delay, Stereo Delay, and Multitap delay
¥ Several types of Pitch Shift, including: Mono
Chorus, Stereo Chorus, Mono Flange, Stereo Flange,
Pitch Detune, and Phase Shifter
¥ Three types of Digital EQ, including: 3 band
Parametric, 5 band Parametric, and 11 band Graphic
¥ Any or all Alesis presets can be recalled from ROM
at any time

1.2 SYSTEM HOOKUP BASICS

The QuadraVerb GT is designed for mono or stereo guitar, bass,
Chapman Stick, etc. but is also right at home in the studio for processing
vocals, drums, pianos, synthesizers (try the rotating speaker sound!), tape
tracks, and other instruments.
The QuadraVerb GT can insert between your guitar and subsequent
effects units or amplification systems. This lets you use the amp's
overdrive options to further color the QuadraVerb GT's sound. Or, patch
the QuadraVerb GT into an ampÕs effects loop. This lets the QuadraVerb
GT process the amp's internal sound, and in some cases, lets you use the
amplifier's preamp section as an alternate to the QuadraVerb GT's
internal preamp.
Following are some typical hookups, followed by information on proper
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