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General| Type | Multi-Effects Processor |
|---|---|
| Technology | Digital |
| A/D Conversion | 24-bit |
| Sampling Rate | 44.1 kHz |
| MIDI | Yes |
| Looper | No |
| Display | LCD |
| Power Supply | 9V DC adapter |
| Effects | Distortion, delay, modulation, reverb |
| Inputs | 1 x 1/4" instrument input |
| USB | Yes |
| Expression Pedal | Yes |
| Outputs | 1 x 1/4" output, 1 x 1/4" headphone output |
Important precautions to prevent electrical shock, fire, and equipment damage by following safety guidelines.
Specific safety advice for using UK mains plugs, including fuse requirements and proper handling.
Statement confirming the product meets safety and EMC directives and standards like IEC60065 and EN55013.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the Digitech GNX1 warranty, including coverage and limitations.
Lists all components that should be present in the GNX1 packaging, including the unit, power supply, and documentation.
Provides a concise, step-by-step guide to making initial connections, applying power, and selecting presets for immediate use.
Detailed explanation of the GNX1's front panel layout, including footswitches, display, knobs, and buttons.
Describes each connection port on the rear panel, such as Input, Outputs, MIDI, and Power, along with their functions.
Explains how to connect the GNX1 for mono or stereo output modes to amplifiers or mixers.
Details how to connect the GNX1 directly to a PA system or recording console for optimal signal routing.
Introduces the concept of Presets, differentiating between Factory and User Presets and how they are displayed.
The primary mode for playing, displaying preset information and active effects, with access to Preset and FX modes.
Explains the two main modes for accessing presets and controlling effects, detailing footswitch functions in each.
Describes the various functions of footswitches 1-3, including preset selection, tuner access, and FX mode control.
Details how the expression pedal controls parameters and the V-Switch function for wah effects.
Explains how to engage Bypass mode for a clean signal and how to use the onboard Tuner mode.
How to connect external audio players for jamming along with music.
Functionality for recording and playing back musical passages at different speeds for learning.
Details how to activate and use the Rhythm Trainer, including adjusting Pattern, Tempo, and Level.
Introduction to selecting and customizing amp models and cabinet types for unique guitar tones.
Explains how to adjust gain, EQ, and level settings for amp models and tune cabinet resonant frequencies.
Step-by-step guide to choosing amp and cabinet types for Green and Red channels using the parameter knobs.
Fine-tuning Gain, Bass, Mid, and Treble for both Green and Red Amp Channels.
Adjusting the resonant frequency of selected speaker cabinets for both Green and Red Channels.
Procedures for combining amp and cabinet characteristics to create and save custom HyperModels.
Explains how to access and edit the GNXI's comprehensive library of studio-quality effects using the Matrix and knobs.
Details the Wah effect, its parameters, V-Switch operation, and the Pickup Simulator function.
Explains the Compressor effect, its parameters like Attack, Ratio, and Threshold, for shaping signal strength.
Describes the Whammy, Intelligent Pitch Shifter, Detune, and Pitch Shift effects and their parameters.
How to use the Equalizer to shape tonal response by adjusting Bass, Mid, and Treble frequencies and levels.
Details the Noise Gate function, including types (Silencer, Pluck), Threshold, and Attack Time.
Explanation of the Chorus effect parameters like Speed, Depth, and PreDelay for thickening sound.
Describes the Flanger effect, its parameters like Speed, Depth, and Regen for sweeping modulation.
Explains the Phaser effect's parameters like Speed, Depth, and Regen for creating a swirling sound.
Details the Triggered Flanger effect, controlling sweep start point and sensitivity.
Explains the Triggered Phaser, controlling sweep start point and sensitivity.
Describes the Tremolo effect, its parameters like Speed and Depth, for modulating volume.
Details Panner for left-right panning and Vibrato for pitch modulation effects.
Simulates a rotary speaker with parameters for speed, depth, and pitch shift.
Describes AutoYa for vowel sounds and YaYa for talk box effects, controlled by expression pedal.
Details Synth Talk for synthesized voice effects and Envelope Filter for auto-wah sounds.
Explains the Detune effect for creating a subtle out-of-tune doubling sound.
Adjusting the pitch of the signal, creating parallel harmonies or shifting the note.
Details the Delay effect, its types, Time, Feedback, and Ducker Threshold for creating echoes.
Explains the Reverb effect, its types, Predelay, Decay, and Damping for simulating acoustic spaces.
Step-by-step tutorial on creating a custom HyperModel, selecting amps, cabinets, and warping them.
Assigning Tweed amp and American 2x12 cabinet to the Green channel for the HyperModel.
Entering preset edit mode and adjusting Wah, Compressor, and Whammy/IPS effects.
Changing the pickup simulation from single coil to humbucker for a desired tone.
Turning off the Compressor and Whammy/IPS effects to achieve a cleaner preset sound.
Fine-tuning the Equalizer settings for both Green and Red channels of the preset.
Configuring the Noise Gate for quick opening and weak signal detection using Silencer or Pluck modes.
Adding a subtle Chorus effect to thicken the sound, adjusting its speed, depth, and level.
Turning off the Delay effect and adding a Hall Reverb, adjusting its parameters like Predelay and Decay.
Steps for renaming the created preset and saving it to a User Preset location on the GNXI.
How to assign parameters to the Expression Pedal and V-Switch, including minimum/maximum values.
Details how to assign LFOs to control parameters, set speeds, and select waveforms for modulation.
Customizing the Amp Footswitch to switch between Green, Red, or Warped channels.
Introduces the Utilities section for global functions affecting the entire GNXI unit.
How to select the GNXI's output mode between Mono and Stereo for different amplifier setups.
Configuring the GNXI for optimal performance based on the connected amplification system.
Option to retain volume levels when changing presets if the Expression Pedal controls volume.
Adjusting the sensitivity for the V-Switch to engage the Wah effect with varying foot pressure.
Procedure for recalibrating the Expression Pedal if it malfunctions or after a factory reset.
How to rename the 16 User Banks for easier identification and organization of presets.
Setting the MIDI channel for receiving data to control the GNXI from external devices.
Procedure for backing up all GNXI presets and utility data using a sysex librarian or MIDI recorder.
Sending specific GNXI presets to a sysex librarian or another GNXI unit.
Backing up or transferring custom Amp HyperModels™™ to a sysex librarian or another GNXI.
Remapping MIDI program change commands to control specific GNXI presets.
Enabling MIDI Merge to pass incoming MIDI data to downstream devices.
Procedure to reset the GNXI to factory default settings, erasing all custom data.
Information on installing and using the GENEDIT software for advanced control and management of the GNXI.
A comprehensive list of all 48 Factory and 48 User Presets with their names and bank assignments.
A detailed mapping of MIDI Control Change (CC) numbers to specific GNXI parameters for external control.
Details which MIDI functions (Note, Control Change, Program Change) are transmitted and received by the GNXI.
Lists the technical details of the GNXI, including converters, DSP, connections, power, and dimensions.
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