Boss GM-800 Manual

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Reference Manual

An overview of the GM-800 .............................2

Sound structure of the GM-800 ...............................2

What is “serial GK”? .........................................2

Panel descriptions ......................................3

Front panel .................................................3

Rear panel (connecting your equipment) ......................4

Getting ready ..........................................6

Getting your guitar/bass ready ...............................6

Connecting the equipment ..................................6

Turning the power on .......................................6

Selecting devices to connect to the output jacks (OUTPUT

SELECT) ....................................................6

Conguring the pickup settings (GK SETTINGS) ................7

Adjusting the volume .......................................8

Using the tuner .............................................8

Playing ................................................9

Select a scene ..............................................9

About the play screen ......................................9

Editing the parts ......................................10

Basic operations for editing a part .......................... 10

Switching the parts on/o ................................ 10

Selecting a tone for a part (TONE SELECT) ................... 10

Adjusting the volume of a part (TONE SELECT) .............. 10

Adjusting the tone of a part (TONE MODIFY) ................ 10

Changing the eect for a part (MFX) ........................ 10

Editing a part’s settings for each string (STRING) ............. 11

Copying the settings of another part (PART COPY) ........... 11

Editing the scenes .....................................12

Conguring the scene parameters (SCENE EDIT) ............. 12

Conguring the control assignments (CONTROL ASSIGN) ..... 12

Setting the functions (CONTROL FUNCTION) ................ 12

Conguring the functions (ASSIGN SETTINGS) ............... 13

Saving a scene (WRITE) ................................... 13

Editing the system settings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Basic MENU operations .................................... 14

Assigning the desired parameters to knobs [1]–[4] (KNOB

SETTINGS). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Adjusting the contrast (brightness) of the display ............ 14

Restoring the factory settings (factory reset) ................ 15

Turning o the auto o function ........................... 15

Connecting external devices ...........................16

Connecting a computer (USB COMPUTER port) .............. 16

Installing the dedicated driver ............................. 16

Using this unit as an audio interface ........................ 16

Using the GM-800’s dedicated software ..................... 16

Connecting a USB ash drive (USB MEMORY port) ........... 16

Formatting a USB ash drive (FORMAT USB MEMORY) ........ 16

Backing up data to a USB ash drive (BACKUP) ............... 17

Restoring backed-up data (RESTORE) ....................... 17

Importing a tone (IMPORT) ................................ 18

Installing a WAVE EXPANSION (EXPANSION) ................. 18

Connecting with an external MIDI device ................20

Operations from the GM-800 ............................... 20

Operations from an external MIDI device .................... 20

Main specications ....................................21

Before using this unit, carefully read “USING THE UNIT SAFELY” and “IMPORTANT NOTES” (leaet “USING THE UNIT SAFELY” and Quick Start). After

reading, keep the document(s) where it will be available for immediate reference.

An overview of the GM-800

The GM-800 is a guitar synthesizer sound generator that’s compatible with serial GK-type divided pickups (GK-5/GK-5B, sold separately).

Sound structure of the GM-800

Part 1 TONE

Part 2 TONE

Part 3 TONE

Part 4 TONE

ALT TUNE

Part R

TONE

(Rhythm Only)

MFX

PAN/EQ

SCENE EFFECT

FX1 FX2

CHORUS/DELAY REVERB

SYSTEM EFFECT

MASTER COMP

MASTER EQ

OUTPUT/

PHONES

GK IN

CTL Func/Assign

SCENE SYSTEM

SCENE

A collection of settings for all parts, GUITAR TO MIDI, scene eects

(SCENE EFFECT) and CONTROL ASSIGN is saved as a “scene”.

A scene stores the complete state of your favorite performance

settings, including settings for each part (such as tone number, pan,

and volume), settings common to all parts and so on.

It’s useful to save your settings beforehand as scenes, and then

switch between these scenes while you’re playing.

Part

You can assign a sound (tone) as well as specify pan and EQ settings

and so on for each of the ve parts.

You can assign a tone to each part and play it.

There are ve parts. You can assign synthesizer sounds to parts 1–4,

and a rhythm sound to part R.

TONE

The sound assigned to a part is called a “tone”.

You can congure settings such as lters and eects (MFX) for the

tones.

What is “serial GK”?

Serial GK is a technology for transmitting divided pickup signals from a compatible device that’s connected via a dedicated cable.

The divided pickup signal that’s input to the GK IN jack of the rst unit passes through the GK OUT jack, and is sent to the GK IN jack of the second unit.

Connection example

UNIT1 UNIT2

DIVIDED PICKUP

DIVIDED PICKUP SIGNAL

GK-5/GK-5B (sold separately)

or similar