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1. Playing an External Sound
Module with a Guiter
@— 2 Press PARAMETER
two (2) times.
The word "MIDI" will be displayed.
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The* 2" will flash.
®©- 3 This is the screen for setting the basic channel, so press | ENTER/YES | to
enter.
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You can set this using the
and DEC}
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buttons (in a range from 1 to 11, OFF;
default is 11)
* This mode uses six channels at a time, one for each string, so a basic channel setting of
"11" means
channels 11 through 16 are being used. A setting of "5" indicates that
channels 5 through 10 are in use. Use the VALUE
and
buttons to set this to
match the available channels on your sound module.
Qo Set the MIDI transmit mode to MONO.
From Step (1-3, press the PARAMETER
button.
You'll see the following screen for switching modes. Check to see that it says "MONO" in the display.
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MONO
Set this to MONO with the VALUE DEG]
button (choices are MONO and POLY, with
MONO being the default).
(©) Set the Pitch Bend range.
From Step @-1, press the PARAMETER | NEXT
ibutton.
This brings you to the Bend Range screen. Here you can select the maximum setting (from O to 24) for
the MIDI sound module you will be using.
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Change this setting with the VALUE [NC]
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and DEC] buttons (in a range from 0 to 24,
with 12 the default).
This Bend Range is the maximum amount of pitch bending produced on the sound module by MIDI
Pitch Bend messages. It must be set to match the maximum Pitch Bend range on the receiving sound
module for best results. "12" means a maximum Pitch Bend of up or down 12 semi-tones (that is, up
or down | octave). When the Pitch Bend range is set to "0", the GR - 1 will send the note data af
interval of a semi-tone to the external MIDI device.
| 6 Bend Range Settings -
You should set the Bend Range as wide as possible to faithfully reproduce glides, bends, and other f
guitar stuff!
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