Roland GP-100 Owner's Manual page 26

Section 2 Modifying various settings
Speaker Simulator
SF Simulator
Patch
This turns the Speaker Simulator On/Off. Normally, this setting is
turned on/off in accord with the Patch settings, but you may wish
to turn it on for all Patches when listening through headphones, or
when carrying out line recording. Alternatively, when playing all
Patches through an amp you may wish to turn it off.
Patch: The Speaker Simulator will be on or offas specified by each
Patch.
On: Тһе Speaker Simulator will be on regardless of the Patch
setting.
* The parameter settings for the Speaker Simulator (Type, Mic
Setting, Mic Level, Direct Level) will be as specified in the
Patch settings.
Off: Тһе Speaker Simulator will be off regardless of the Patch
setting.
Amp Being Used A, B
Specify the type of amp that is connected to each OUTPUT
Channel.
Tube: Tube amp
Solid State: — Solid state amp
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Speaker Being Used A, B
SP Being Used
Milt
SF Beina Used
Built
Built In: Built-in type speakers
Stack: Stack type speakers
Speaker Color A, B
SP Color
SF Color ia
Straight.
Specifies whether the guitar amp tone that was set by the preamp
settings will be corrected to better accommodate the type of
speaker box that is connected, or whether it will be output directly
without compensation.
Adjust: The sound will be corrected for the type of speaker box
that is connected before it is output.
Straight: The sound of the preamp will be output without
compensation for the type of speaker box.
PREAMP/PROCESSOR
PRERHP "PROCESSOR
Cour led
Specifies whether or not the PREAMP settings will also be switched
when a Patch is selected.
Coupled: When a Patch is selected, the PREAMP settings speci-
fied by the Patch will be applied.
Separate: The PREAMP settings will be determined directly by
the settings of the PREAMP knobs, and will not change
when a Patch is selected.
* The value of the preamp parameters controlled by the PREAMP knobs
cannot be modified except by moving the PREAMP knobs.
* The settings for "Type," "Bright," and "Gain" are made by pressing the
[PREAMP] button and using the PARAMETER/VALUE knob. For the
procedure, refer to "Procedure 2. Using the PARAMETER / VALUE
knobs to make adjustments" (p. 17).