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If you wish to give your user Quick Setting a unique name, press 7
DISPLAY MODE to display the QUICK FX NAME screen. If not, skip to
Step 9.
Use the 8 3, 4, 5, and 6 buttons, the PARAMETER knobs, and dial to
name your Quick Setting. When you’re done, press DISPLAY MODE to
return to the QUICK FX WRITE screen.
To save the Quick Setting in the location chosen in Step 6, press
9
WRITE. To exit without saving anything, press EXIT to return to the
Play screen.
Quick Settings are also available for all the GT-10’s effects, making
it easy for you to instantly set up all the parameters in an effect at
one time. To learn more about using them, see the GT-10 Owner’s
Manual.
Setting Realtime Controllers to the Same Function for
All Patches
As we discussed earlier in “Patch Settings Versus System Settings,” you can
set each of the built-in and external pedals/switches to control the same
functions in all patches, ignoring the settings made in each individual patch.
Here’s how:
Press SYSTEM.
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Turn the dial to select CONTROL, and then press ENTER.2
Use the 3 3 and 4 buttons to navigate to the screen for the desired
realtime controller. The controller name is shown near the top of the
display.
Use the 4 5 and 6 buttons to select the “Prefernc” line.
Turn the dial to select System.5
Use the 6 5 and 6 buttons to highlight the “Function “ line, and then
turn the dial to select a realtime control assignment. (If you don’t
want the realtime controller to control anything, select “Off.”)
Use the
7 5 and 6 buttons and dial to make the desired settings for
the assignment made in Step 6.
Repeat Steps 3-7 to make additional system settings as desired.
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Press EXIT twice to return to the Play screen. 9
We mentioned this earlier, but it bears repeating: setting a control
assignment for system-wide use doesn’t affect the settings stored in
each patch; it only ignores them. To revert back to the settings stored
in each patch for a particular realtime controller, simply select Patch
in Step 5 above.
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