03342912 ‘03-8-1N | Boss Audio Systems GS-10 manual

03342912 ‘03-8-1N

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Boss Audio Systems GS-10 owner manual 03342912 ‘03-8-1N

Contents

Printing Conventions in This Manual Write buttonUSB button Do not open or modify in any way the unit or its AC adaptor Page Power Supply PlacementMaintenance Memory Backup Handling CD-ROMs Copyright Contents Contents Chapter Setting the External Pedal FunctionsChapter Convenient Functions and System Settings Chapter Creating Original Effects Types Customize..55 Installing Setup the USB Driver 125 Troubleshooting 164Appendices Index 174 True Tabletop Guitar Effects System Functions You Want for Digital RecordingAccepts Multiple Inputs Stereo Monitor Speakers Built-In Delay p , p Front PanelPREAMP/SPEAKER p , p Preamp/Speaker Simulator Comp Compressor p , p Chorus p , p Reverb p , pFX-1 p FX-2 p Rear Panel EXP PEDAL/CTL 1,2 Signal Flow Playing Sounds Making the Connections Turning On the Power Using the GS-10’s SpeakersAdjusting the Output Level Turning Off the Power Setting Output Device Amps Output Select Connecting Audio Devices to the AUX Input Jack Using the Digital OutputAUX Input What is a Patch? How to Select Patches Patch ChangeIf the Patch Does Not Switch About the Display Indication Selecting the Input Input Select Creating Your Own Favorite Tones Patches Setting the Mic Input Level MIC Gain USB BassAUX Press Parameter Adjusting the Tones with the Knobs Setting the Effects Simply Quick FX Turning the Effect On and OffPress Quick FX Making More Precise Effect Settings Rotate the Value dial to select the Quick Setting you wantTo select Quick Settings for another effect, repeat Steps 2 Naming Patches Changing the Connection Order of Effects Effect Chain Storing Patches Patch Write Copying PatchesPress Write Exchanging Patches Initializing Patches Copying the PREAMP/SPEAKER Settings to Another Channel Registering Your Favorite Patches Direct Patch PREAMP/SPEAKER Preamp/ Speaker Simulator On/Off Effect On/OffCH Select Channel Select Parameter Value Introduction to Effects and Parameters Type When Custom 1-2 is selected for SP Type GainBass Middle Comp Compressor OD/DS Overdrive/Distortion DriveEffect Level Edit Custom DS DlyTime Delay Time DlyTime.F Delay Time FineTap Time Feedback Pre Delay ModeRate Depth EQ Equalizer FX-1 PW Pedal WahAW Auto Wah TM Tone Modify ACS Advanced Compressor LM Limiter ENH Enhancer SG Slow GearTR Tremolo DF Defretter RM Ring ModulatorFB Feedbacker Resonance FX-2 Introduction to Effects and Parameters Rise TimeLevel Feedback Level Vib Rate Vibrato Rate PH Phaser FL FlangerManual Step Rate HR Harmonist PS Pitch Shifter PitchFine OC Octave PB Pedal Bend2CE 2x2 Chorus VB Vibrato UV Uni-V RT Rotary SDD Short Delay HU HumanizerVowel SL Slicer AR Auto Riff SYN Guitar Synth Introduction to Effects and Parameters KeyHold Creating Original Phrases User Phrase Introduction to Effects and Parameters Wave ChromaticOctave Shift PWM Rate Pulse Wise Modulation Rate BS Bass Simulator SEQ Stereo EqualizerIntroduction to Effects and Parameters Velocity Synth Level Name Patch Name Noise SuppressorOn/Off Off, On Threshold0-100 Release0-100 Foot Volume MasterEffect Chain Patch Level Customizing the Cosm Amps Customizing the Speakers Customizing Overdrive and Distortion Customizing Pedal Wah TopRange Low Range High Foot Volume AssignPatch Level Pedal Wah Tuner On/Off Remote Strt/StopDirect Patch Up Direct Patch Down Quick Settings Preset Settings Manual Settings Target When using the foot switch When using the expression pedalTarget Range Setting the External Pedal Functions Source Source ModeActive Range EXP Pedal Tuning the Guitar About the Display During TuningHow to Tune Changing the Tuner Settings Adjusting the Display Contrast LCD Contrast Limiting the Patches That Can Be Switched Patch ExtentSwitching Tuner On and Off with the External Pedal Bypass Setting the Knob Functions Knob Mode Current SettingImmediate On The Assign status is carried over Checking the Effect Output Level with the Level Meter Press Meter Operations Using Midi Operating From the GS-10 Making the Settings for Midi Functions KnobCtl Out Knob Control Out PC Out Program Change OutEXP PDL Out Expression Pedal Out CTL1 Out Control 1 Out Transmitting and Receiving Settings Data Transmitting Data to an External Midi Device Bulk DumpMaking the Connections Transmitting When Receiving Data Saved on a Midi Sequencer Receiving Data from an External Midi Device Bulk LoadReceiving Press Exit to quit Bulk Load Setting the Program Change Map Initial Program Change Map SettingsProgram Change Patch Number Bank Select Rotate the PATCH/VALUE dial to select Program Fix ProgProgram Change Patch Number Bank Program Select Setting the Messages Used for Controlling Devices When set to StandardWhen set to Advanced When set to MMC Setting When Midi Remote Ctrl is set to StandardWhen Midi Remote Ctrl is set to Advanced Controlling the Device Remotely Settings Example When Using Sonar Type of KeysMidi ‘Shift’ Options Before Connecting with USB Setting USB-Related FunctionsDriver Mode Adjusting the Recording Level Output Level Enabling and Disabling the Direct Monitor Command Switching the Output Signals Direct MonitorSetting the Output Mode Using the GS-10 Connected to a Computer Via USB Switching the Driver Mode Midi in Standard Driver ModeAudio Audio&MIDI Using the GS-10 As a Midi Interface Recording the GS-10’s Output with a ComputerRunning the GS-10 from a Computer About Midi How Midi messages are transmitted and receivedMain types of Midi message used by the GS-10 Error Messages About USBAbout the Midi implementation Patch List Patch NameCh. Select Ch-A Ch-B Ch-C P200 DI Clean Bass P151P152 P153 Restoring the Factory Settings Factory Reset Factory Settings One-way Transfer Procedure Roland Exclusive MessagesData Format for Exclusive Messages Address-mapped Data Transfer Data set 1 DT1 12H Example of Message Transactions Midi Implementation Channel Voice MessageSystem Realtime Message System Exclusive Message ONE WAY Communication Midi Machine Control MMCRequest Data RQ111H Data Set DT112H Address Block Map Meter Table Tuner Tuner Table Output System Output Select Table Direct Patch System Direct Patch Table MIC System MICTable System System System Table USB Setting USB Setting Table Midi System MidiTable Meter System Meter Table Harmonist Harmonist User Scale Scale Scale 18 C Table HR Harmony Note Harmonist User Scale Table Auto Riff Auto Riff User Phrase 100 101 Table AR Step Note 102 Table AMP AMP CustomizeTable Speaker Speaker Customize 103 Table OD/DS OD/DS CustomizeTable WAH WAH Customize 104 Table Quick Fx Data Quick Fx Data 105 106 107 108 Table Quick Fx Name Quick Fx Name 109 Table Patch Patch 110 OFF Original 111 SEQ 112 113 AUX 114 115 116 Table Quick Fx Target Quick Fx Assign Target 117 Table Pre Delay 118Table EQ Middle Q EQ LoHi-Mid Q Table Step Rate PH Step Rate Table OC Range Table SDD Delay Time SDD DlyTime 119Table HR Scale Harmony Scale Table Xover Frequency 2CE Xover f 120 Table Chain Effect ChainTable Name Name Edit Table Target Patch Assign Target 121 Table Source Assign SourceTable Meter Point 122 Specifications GS-10 Guitar Effects System with USB Audio Interface123 USB 124 What is USB Driver? Computer GS-10 Special Driver and Standard Driver Special DriverStandard Driver 126 Installing the special driver Installing & Setting Up the Driver WindowsWindows XP/2000 users 127 \DRIVER\USBXP2k\SETUPINF.EXE 128 129 Click OK → Next, you need to make the driver settings p 130Verify that Boss GS-10 is displayed, and click Finish Click Yes 131 WindowsClick the Hardware tab, and then click Driver Signature File signature verification is set to Ignore, and click OK 132 150 133 180 134 220 \DRIVER\USBME98\SETUPINF.EXE 135 Installing the OS-standard driver When installation is complete, restart Windows136 Windows XP/2000 users Windows Me users Windows 98 users Installing & Setting Up the Driver Windows Windows Me users 137Click Finish Restart Windows Page 139 Check CD-ROM drive, and click NextClick Next Click Finish 140 341 Driver settings About the input/output devices141 → Next, set the Windows Volume Control p 142Windows XP/2000/Me users Open Control Panel 143 Windows 98 users Raise or lower the slider to adjust the volume of the GS-10 144Items that can be set 145 Windows XP/2000 usersOpen the System Properties dialog box Click the Hardware tab, and click the Device Manager button Mac OS 9/8 users 146 Use the following procedure to install the GS-10 driver 147Click Restart to restart your Macintosh OMS settings 148 Installing & Setting Up the Driver Macintosh 149 Page FreeMIDI settings 151 Repeat up to Cable When settings are complete, click Done 152Click Continue → Next, you need to install the Asio driver p 153 Installing the Asio driver 154 Installing & Setting Up the Driver Macintosh 155 Page 157 File menu, click Quit to close Apple System Profiler Settings the sound input/output Click the Speakers tab or Speaker Settings158 From the Apple menu, select Control Panel Sound 159 Choose a source for sound input Device, select USB audio Installing & Setting Up the Driver Macintosh Mac OS X users 160With the GS-10 disconnected, start up Mac OS 161 Output tab, set Choose a device for sound output to GS-10Input tab, set Choose a device for sound input to GS-10 Adjusting the audio latency Using Asio Direct Monitor162 Play back audio data on your application Setting the Special Driver’s Functions Opening the special driver settings dialog boxIf using Windows If using Macintosh Problems when using the GS-10 Problems with the soundNo sound / volume too low Oscillating sound occurs Problems related to the USB driver Other Problems Driver is not installed correctly Can’t install/delete/use the driver in Windows XP/2000Does your computer meet the USB specifications? 166 Problems when using the USB driver Special driver mode Are you using only audio?Operating system becomes unstable Can’t hear sound from the computer Can’t play back / record Midi 168Input port Output port Noise is heard during audio playback 169 Are you using a USB device other than the GS-10? Sound is interrupted during audio recording/playback170 Is the GS-10 connected to a USB hub? 171 Sound becomes distorted or noisy when you apply an effect Loud buzz is present in the guitar signalRecording produces a silent blank file Game background music does not play Deleting the special driver Macintosh users173 Index Numerics Index 175 176 USB Memo 177 178 For the U.K Avis 03342912 ‘03-8-1N