Roland GI-20 owner manual My Studio Setup Window, click the keyboard icon

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This completes driver settings.
When you move the mouse cursor near the keyboard icon, the cursor will change to the shape of an eighth note. Verify that you can hear sound from your sound module.
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Set the GI-20’s PLAYBACK to ON (p. 17).
Turn on the power of the MIDI device connected to the GI-20.
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12. If a sound module is connected to a MIDI connector of the GI-20,
select [Test Studio] in the [Studio Menu] and check it in order to Test Studio whether sound is produced.
Installing & Setting Up the Driver (Macintosh)
The “Studio Setup” window will open. fig.d41
9. Change the device name to “GK IN/MIDI OUT” for the MIDI device connected to the GI-20.
Click the device name, and you will be able to change it.

13.In the “My Studio Setup Window,” click the keyboard icon.

The following step will cause a relatively loud sound to be produced by the sound module, so turn down the volume of your sound module before continuing.

*The device displayed as “Roland GI-20” indicates the GI-20 itself; this device does not perform MIDI input or output. Use “GK IN/MIDI OUT” to send/receive MIDI data to/from the equipment connected to the MIDI IN/OUT connector of the GI-20.

14.After you have finished the above check, exit OMS Setup.

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Contents Main Features Using the Unit Safely page 2-3 and Important NotesPage For the U.K Maintenance Power SupplyPlacement Additional PrecautionsContents Front Panel Rear Panel Signal Flow About Midi Installing the Divided Pickup on the Guitar or BassItems to Have On Hand Guitars That Cannot Be Used with the GK-2A/GK-2BPreparations to Make Before Performing Connection ExamplesSelecting the Guitar or Bass Turning Off the Power Turning On the PowerAdjusting the Input Sensitivity Playing Sounds from a Sound ModuleSystem Parameters and Patch Parameters What is a Patch?Selecting Patches System ParametersAbout the Display How to Switch PatchesWhen Not Switching Patches Patch ParametersSetting the Midi Transmit Channel Basic CH Setting the Midi ChannelSetting the Transmission Mode MONO/POLY When in Poly ModePress PATCH/VALUE to select the Basic channel number Setting the Control Channel CTL CHControl Change Press PATCH/VALUE to select the Control channel number Performing on the GuitarProgram Change Setting the Midi Data Path Connecting to a ComputerSetting the Midi Port Signal Paths That Can Be Selected WithCalling Up the Input Sensitivity Settings Setting the Feeling of the Performance Play FeelSetting the Pedal and Switch Functions Assign 31, 64-95 Midi Control Change CC#1-31, CC#64-95 Functions That Can Be Selected WithController Function Pu Patch UpOu Octave Up Pd Patch DownPt Patch Up/Down Od Octave DownV1-V4 Vibrato U4 Glide Up 4/d4 Glide DownU5-u8 Glide Up 5-8/d5-d8 Glide Down B1 Pitch BendSetting the Range in Which Pitches Are Changed Bend Range Shifting the Pitch of the Sound TransposeSettings That Can Be Selected With Setting the Bend RangeSwitching Sounds on External Devices PRG Change Press Write Storing the Settings WriteMuting Specific Strings Press PATCH/VALUE to select the save-destination patchPress PATCH/VALUE to select the copy-destination patch Confirm that the GI-20 is set to Play ModeCopying Patches Convenient Functions Featured by the GI-20 Tuning TunerConvenient Functions Featured by the GI-20 OffReceiving Saved Data Using Midi Bulk Load Midi Bend Data Thin Function Turn the power offReceive Saved Data Through USB Bulk Load USB Use a USB cable to connect the computer and the GI-20Receive Control Change Data Thin Function Reducing the Amount of Control Change Data TransmittedLimiting the Extent of the Bend Range Bend Range MAX Press PATCH/VALUE to select 12 orPress PATCH/VALUE to select SP or GE Turn the power off Selecting the Type of USB DriverTurn off the power to the GI-20 Reset to Default Factory Settings Factory ResetInstalling the Rack Mount Adaptor Attaching the Rubber FeetSound doesn’t vary when the settings are changed TroubleshootingVolume fluctuates from one string to another Pitch doesn’t change smoothlyIs Midi Bend Range the same for both sending and receiving? Problems occur after switching GI-20 patchesPitch is wrong out of tune with the guitar/bass Action Error MessagesReason Data Format for Exclusive Messages One-way Transfer ProcedureRoland Exclusive Messages Address-mapped Data TransferData set 1 DT1 12H System Exclusive Message Midi ImplementationChannel Voice Messages Control ChangeSystem Realtime Message Channel Mode MessageAppendices Transmit Data Decimal and Hexadecimal table Appendices Exclusive CommunicationsData Set 1 DT1 12H Midi Implementation Chart Specifications GI-20 GK-MIDI InterfaceComputer GI-20Open the System Properties dialog box Driver InstallationWith the GI-20 disconnected, start up Windows Click the Hardware tab, and then click Driver SigningPrepare the CD-ROM Installing & Setting Up the Driver WindowsSwitch on the GI-20’s power switch Connect the GI-20 to your computerIf What action do you want Windows to take? is set to Warn If What action do you want Windows to take? is set to BlockClick OK Click YesNext, you need to make the driver settings. p If you changed What action do you want Windows to take?Make sure that File signature verification is set to Ignore Fig.d13Fig.d16 If File signature verification is set to Block Click Yes Continue the installationIf File signature verification is set to Warn Click the Hardware tab, and then click Driver signature Restart WindowsIf you changed File signature verification \Win98Me\Setupinf.exe SetupInf dialog box, click OK Windows XP SettingsOpen Control Panel Click the Midi tab Windows 98 usersOpen the Multimedia Properties dialog box Set Midi output Installing the driver Use either OMS or FreeMIDI as the Midi driverVerify the Install Location, and click Install Setting the driverInstalling & Setting Up the Driver Macintosh Click Restart to restart your MacintoshCreate a New Studio setup dialog box will appear. Click OK OMS Driver Search dialog box will appear. Click SearchMy Studio Setup Window, click the keyboard icon After you have finished the above check, exit OMS SetupAbout Quick Setup dialog box will appear. Click Continue Fig.d43Page GI-20 is not detected when making OMS or FreeMIDI settings Problems related to the USB driverCannot install the driver correctly Find new hardware wizard does not execute automaticallyDeleting incorrect device information TroubleshootingDoes your computer meet the USB specifications? Windows XP/2000 users Can’t install/delete/use the driver in Windows XP/2000Deleting the driver Did you make Driver Signing Options?Windows Me/98 users Macintosh usersIndex Index Tuner String SELAvis Information