Need help?Do you have a question about the Roland GS-6 and is the answer not in the manual?
Instructions for saving the important safety precautions for future reference.
Guidelines for connecting, using, and placing the unit safely to avoid interference.
Instructions for cleaning, maintenance, and understanding the unit's memory backup battery.
General precautions regarding impact, heat radiation, and use in foreign countries.
Details on the Reverb, Delay, and Chorus effects included in the GS-6.
Explanation of the buttons, knobs, and display on the GS-6 front panel.
Description of rear panel connectors including Line Out, MIDI, and foot controller sockets.
Instructions and diagrams for connecting the GS-6 to various audio equipment.
Steps for powering on the GS-6 and amplifier, and adjusting input sensitivity.
How to select and listen to preprogrammed patch memories using panel controls.
How to check and toggle the on/off status of individual effects and suppressors.
Methods for changing patch memories using optional pedal switches or foot controllers.
Detailed usage instructions for the Roland FC-100 foot controller with the GS-6.
Controlling volume with an expression pedal and tuning the guitar.
General steps for creating, editing, and saving custom sound programs.
Adjusting drive types, pre/post drive, master volume, bass, middle, and treble parameters.
Using Manual mode to set parameters based on physical knob positions.
How to view current parameter values using the VALUE button.
Diagrams showing how effect connections change based on combinations.
Detailed settings for Reverb types, pre-delay, time, EQ, and level.
Detailed settings for Delay time, panning, feedback, HF damp, and level.
Detailed settings for Chorus types, pre-delay, feedback, rate, and depth.
Procedure for copying effect settings from one patch memory to another.
Setting the level at which noise reduction begins based on signal volume.
Setting the base frequency for effective hum removal.
Instructions for turning off Noise Suppressor and Hum Cancel for all patch memories.
Procedure for saving edited sound programs to patch memories.
Description of MIDI sockets and an overview of MIDI functions with the GS-6.
Setting MIDI channels, OMNI ON/OFF for device communication.
Selecting control over Master Volume and Mute via MIDI Control Change messages.
Instructions for transferring patch memory data between GS-6 units or to sequencers.
Controlling GS-6 patch memories using external MIDI devices and sequencers.
Mapping of Program Change numbers to GS-6 banks and memory numbers.
Checking Program Change and adjusting MIDI parameters like channel, OMNI, volume, mute.
Procedure involving button presses during power-on to reset the GS-6.
A chart for recording custom patch memory settings and parameters.
Description of the data format for Roland's MIDI exclusive messages.
Explanation of techniques for transferring data based on memory addresses.
Details on Data Set messages and Handshake transfer procedures.
Explanation of MIDI messages for requesting data, acknowledging, and reporting errors.
Understanding rejection messages and common MIDI transaction scenarios.
Details on MIDI messages transmitted and recognized by the GS-6.
Information on One-Way and Handshake exclusive communication protocols.
Base addresses for parameter blocks like Temporary, Hum Cancel, and Noise Suppressor.
Summary table of parameter addresses, blocks, sub-blocks, and references.
List of factory preset sounds with their bank, number, and parameter settings.
Lists of controls, connectors, and switches on the GS-6 front and rear panels.
List of optional accessories and included documentation for the GS-6.
Chart detailing factory preset sounds across banks and categories.
Summary table of supported MIDI messages and important implementation notes.
Instructions for saving the important safety precautions for future reference.
Guidelines for connecting, using, and placing the unit safely to avoid interference.
Instructions for cleaning, maintenance, and understanding the unit's memory backup battery.
General precautions regarding impact, heat radiation, and use in foreign countries.
Details on the Reverb, Delay, and Chorus effects included in the GS-6.
Explanation of the buttons, knobs, and display on the GS-6 front panel.
Description of rear panel connectors including Line Out, MIDI, and foot controller sockets.
Instructions and diagrams for connecting the GS-6 to various audio equipment.
Steps for powering on the GS-6 and amplifier, and adjusting input sensitivity.
How to select and listen to preprogrammed patch memories using panel controls.
How to check and toggle the on/off status of individual effects and suppressors.
Methods for changing patch memories using optional pedal switches or foot controllers.
Detailed usage instructions for the Roland FC-100 foot controller with the GS-6.
Controlling volume with an expression pedal and tuning the guitar.
General steps for creating, editing, and saving custom sound programs.
Adjusting drive types, pre/post drive, master volume, bass, middle, and treble parameters.
Using Manual mode to set parameters based on physical knob positions.
How to view current parameter values using the VALUE button.
Diagrams showing how effect connections change based on combinations.
Detailed settings for Reverb types, pre-delay, time, EQ, and level.
Detailed settings for Delay time, panning, feedback, HF damp, and level.
Detailed settings for Chorus types, pre-delay, feedback, rate, and depth.
Procedure for copying effect settings from one patch memory to another.
Setting the level at which noise reduction begins based on signal volume.
Setting the base frequency for effective hum removal.
Instructions for turning off Noise Suppressor and Hum Cancel for all patch memories.
Procedure for saving edited sound programs to patch memories.
Description of MIDI sockets and an overview of MIDI functions with the GS-6.
Setting MIDI channels, OMNI ON/OFF for device communication.
Selecting control over Master Volume and Mute via MIDI Control Change messages.
Instructions for transferring patch memory data between GS-6 units or to sequencers.
Controlling GS-6 patch memories using external MIDI devices and sequencers.
Mapping of Program Change numbers to GS-6 banks and memory numbers.
Checking Program Change and adjusting MIDI parameters like channel, OMNI, volume, mute.
Procedure involving button presses during power-on to reset the GS-6.
A chart for recording custom patch memory settings and parameters.
Description of the data format for Roland's MIDI exclusive messages.
Explanation of techniques for transferring data based on memory addresses.
Details on Data Set messages and Handshake transfer procedures.
Explanation of MIDI messages for requesting data, acknowledging, and reporting errors.
Understanding rejection messages and common MIDI transaction scenarios.
Details on MIDI messages transmitted and recognized by the GS-6.
Information on One-Way and Handshake exclusive communication protocols.
Base addresses for parameter blocks like Temporary, Hum Cancel, and Noise Suppressor.
Summary table of parameter addresses, blocks, sub-blocks, and references.
List of factory preset sounds with their bank, number, and parameter settings.
Lists of controls, connectors, and switches on the GS-6 front and rear panels.
List of optional accessories and included documentation for the GS-6.
Chart detailing factory preset sounds across banks and categories.
Summary table of supported MIDI messages and important implementation notes.
General| Brand | Roland |
|---|---|
| Model | GS-6 |
| Category | Stereo System |
| Language | English |
To Next Page
