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Brand | Yamaha |
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Model | GS1 |
Category | Sound Card |
Language | English |
Steps to attach the front legs and pedal unit to the GS1 instrument using provided hardware.
Instructions for attaching the GS1's back leg and connecting the pedal unit to the instrument.
Procedures for unpacking the GS2, detaching the lid, and assembling the main body and legs.
Guidance on assembling the GS2 pedal unit and connecting its cable to the instrument.
Master tuning for GS2 and detune effect for honky-tonk sounds on GS1/GS2.
Controls for pitch modulation (vibrato) and volume modulation (tremolo).
Ensemble chorus effect and GS1-specific after-touch for expressive control.
Buttons for instantaneous switching between 16 stored instrument voices.
3-band equalizer for tone shaping and master volume adjustment.
Includes Store Indicator, Store Button, and Card Reader for managing instrument voices.
Function of the power switch for the GS2 model.
Controls for preventing memory alterations and managing headphone output.
Master tuning control for the GS1 keyboard.
Button for saving voices to cards and jack for optional expression pedal.
Port for connecting headphones for private listening.
Foot Switch Connector, Output Connectors, AC Power, and Voltage Selector for GS2.
Step-by-step guide on using the card reader to load voices from magnetic cards.
Explains how voices are stored on cards and loaded into memory locations.
Procedure for transferring memorized voices from the instrument back onto a voice card.
Information on batteries that preserve voice memory when AC power is off.
Method for combining voices from different cards to create unique sounds on the GS1.
Detailed explanation of Vibrato and Tremolo effects, including speed and depth adjustments.
Describes the sustain function of the Damper pedal.
Controls for adjusting tone with a 3-band equalizer and overall volume.
Master tuning control for pitch adjustment on GS1/GS2.
Detailed explanation of the Detune effect for GS1 and GS2, including static and random settings.
Detailed explanation of the Ensemble (chorus) effect for GS1 and GS2, including speaker usage.
Procedure for loading backup batteries to preserve voice memory when AC power is off.
Information on the voice library, magnetic cards, and their usage.