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General| Sampling Frequency | 44.1 kHz |
|---|---|
| AD Conversion | 24-bit |
| DA Conversion | 24-bit |
| Expression Pedal | Built-in |
| Display | 7-segment LED |
| Power Supply | DC 9V (AC Adaptor) |
| Weight | 1.8 kg |
| Type | Guitar Multi-Effects Processor |
| Inputs | 1 x 1/4" (guitar), 1 x 1/4" (aux in) |
| Outputs | 1/4" output (L/Mono, R), 1/4" headphones |
| MIDI | In, Out |
| Effects | Compressor, Overdrive/Distortion, EQ, Delay, Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, Tremolo, Rotary, Uni-V, Pan, Pitch Shifter, Harmonist, Reverb, Noise Suppressor, Talk Box, Wah |
Explains the meaning of WARNING and CAUTION notices and common symbols used for safety instructions.
Provides crucial safety guidelines for operating the unit, covering power, environment, and handling.
Offers further safety advice related to children, power cord use, and environmental considerations.
Highlights the user-friendly interface with six knobs and a large LCD for parameter control.
Details the Quick Edit feature for real-time adjustment of key tone parameters.
Covers battery-powered operation for portability and the option to use an AC adaptor.
Explains the expression pedal's role in controlling volume, wah, and pitch bend effects.
Introduces EZ Tones, pre-programmed settings for easy sound creation.
Describes Roland's COSM technology for realistic sound modeling.
Explains the ability to use guitar amp simulation and distortion effects concurrently.
Introduces the Phrase Trainer for practicing recorded musical phrases.
Labels and identifies the various knobs, pedals, and displays on the unit's control panel.
Details the input/output jacks, headphone jack, and AC adaptor connection.
Explains the LCD screen's display areas and the functions of the unit's buttons.
Guidance on using batteries and AC adaptors, including battery life and recommendations.
Advice on positioning the unit to avoid interference and extreme temperatures.
Instructions for cleaning the unit to prevent damage and maintain its appearance.
Covers memory care, handling controls, and cable management for safe operation.
Information regarding copyright laws and prohibitions on unauthorized use.
Illustrates how to connect guitars, amplifiers, headphones, and recording equipment.
Details the correct sequence for powering on the ME-33 and connected devices.
Explains how to select the correct output setting (LINE/G.AMP) for optimal sound.
Provides steps to diagnose and resolve issues related to sound output problems.
Defines a patch as a collection of effect settings and parameters for a specific tone.
Explains how to navigate and select patches using pedals and buttons.
Details how to select specific patches within the current bank and group.
Describes how to switch between different banks of patches.
Explains how to switch between PRESET, USER 1, and USER 2 patch groups.
Lists common reasons why patches may not change and how to resolve them.
Details the function of the six Quick Edit knobs for real-time parameter adjustments.
Explains how each Quick Edit knob (Gain, Tone, Modulation, etc.) affects the sound.
Explains EZ Tones as pre-programmed sample settings for quick sound creation.
Guides on choosing sound genres and variations using the EZ TONE function.
Details the Write procedure for saving custom tones to User patches.
Defines parameters as sound-shaping elements that vary by effect type.
Explains the GTR SIM effect for altering guitar characteristics with COSM.
Lists the effects available for selection in the FX1 and FX2 processing blocks.
Details the Compressor effect, its parameters, and function for sustain and volume.
Explains OD/DS effects, their types, and parameters for distortion and tone shaping.
Describes Auto-Wah and T-Wah effects and their parameters for filter frequency control.
Details the Phaser effect, its parameters for rotation speed, depth, and resonance.
Explains the EQ effect for adjusting treble, middle, and bass frequencies.
Describes the Humanizer effect for creating voice-like guitar sounds.
Explains the GTR AMP effect for simulating various guitar amplifiers.
Lists Chorus, Flanger, Tremolo/Pan, Pitch Shifter, Harmonist, and Auto Riff.
Details the Chorus effect for adding breadth and fullness to the sound.
Explains the Flanger effect for adding a sweeping characteristic to sounds.
Describes Tremolo and Pan effects for volume variation and stereo panning.
Details the Pitch Shifter effect for altering guitar pitch.
Explains the Harmonist effect for creating harmonies based on pitch and key.
Describes the Auto Riff effect for automatically generating guitar phrases.
Details the Delay effect for creating echoes with various types and parameters.
Explains the Reverb effect for adding ambience with different room types and parameters.
Details the Noise Suppressor effect and its threshold parameter for reducing hum.
Covers master level adjustment and sensitivity settings relevant to other effects.
Explains how the expression pedal is used to control various effects and its on/off switching.
Details how to use the expression pedal as a volume pedal for level adjustments.
Describes the wah effect created by the expression pedal and its placement options.
Explains the Ring Modulator effect controlled via the expression pedal.
Details the Pitch Bend effect controlled by the expression pedal and its variations.
Guides on copying preset or user patches to a different user patch location.
Explains how to exchange and reorder existing user patches.
Describes how to precisely edit patch parameters and effect settings.
Details selecting effects for editing, changing on/off status, and adjusting parameter values.
Explains how to set the overall volume level for a selected patch.
Provides solutions for no sound or low volume problems encountered during editing.
Covers cancelling edits, restoring tones, assigning expression pedal effects, and naming patches.
Explains Manual mode, allowing pedals to turn individual effects on/off like stompboxes.
Describes Bypass mode, which outputs the raw guitar signal without applying effects.
Details how to use the built-in chromatic auto-tuner, including reference pitch adjustment.
Explains connecting external audio devices via the AUX IN jack for practice.
Guides on using the Phrase Trainer to record, loop, and slow down musical phrases.
Explains how to modify playback speed and how pitch is affected by speed changes.
Provides instructions and recommendations for replacing the unit's batteries.
Details the steps to restore all settings to their original factory defaults.
Guides on recalibrating the expression pedal for optimal performance.
Covers common issues like no sound, low volume, and patch change failures.
Lists technical details including conversion, sampling, patches, effects, dimensions, and power.
A comprehensive table detailing the parameters for all factory and user patches.
Continues the detailed table of factory and user patch settings.
A blank chart provided for users to document their custom patch configurations.
Continues the blank chart for recording user-defined patch settings.
Lists the names of all preset patches available in the User 1 group.
Lists the names of all user-created patches available in the User 2 group.
Federal Communications Commission statement on radio frequency interference compliance.
Statement regarding compliance with European Directive 89/336/EEC for electromagnetic compatibility.
Notice concerning compliance with Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations.
Displays the product model number (ME-33) and associated serial number (SE000160).
