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G-800 Reference Manual
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Master Tune (415.3Hz~466.2Hz) (Global parameter)
The Master Tune setting affects the pitch of the entire G-800. Use this parameter to tune your
G-800 to acoustic instruments that cannot be tuned. In all other cases, set this parameter to
440.0Hz which is the standard pitch for most electronic instruments.
The Master Tune setting can be saved to a Performance Memory, which means that you could
use 192 different tunings with your G-800 — at least in theory.
Transpose Mode (Global parameter)
The Transpose Mode parameter allows you to select which sections of your G-800 will be
transposed when you press the [TRANSPOSE] button (indicator lights) on the front panel.
Transpose mode | Explanation
If the [TRANSPOSE] indicator lights, only the Realtime and Arranger parts
will be transposed.
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Only the Recorder song parts will be transposed.
lf the [TRANSPOSE] indicator lights, only the notes received via MIDI IN A/B
MIDI will be transposed. In a way, this is the same as the Rx Shift parameter in
the MIDI mode.
If the [TRANSPOSE] indicator lights, the Realtime and Arranger parts as well
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as the Recorder song parts will be transposed.
If the [TRANSPOSE] indicator lights, the Recorder song parts as well as all
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notes received via MIDI will be transposed.
Song+MIDI If the [TRANSPOSE] indicator lights, the Recorder song parts as well as all
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All All parts and received notes will be transposed.
(Transpose) Value (-11--1, 1-11) Gioval parameter)
Use this parameter to specify the transposition interval to be used whenever the indicator of
the [TRANSPOSE] button lights. Note that you cannot set the value “O” because that would
effectively turn off the transpose function. Since that can be achieved by pressing the
[TRANSPOSE] button (indicator must go off), there is little point in providing a “0” setting.
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