To use the P.Loop button, you have to go into "System" settings, select "P.Loop" and turn it off of "Performance" and set it to "Patch Edit" before you can use it, even though you can Assign effects to it without doing that, but they won't work. You'll be pulling your hair out trying to figure out why its not working. Figured that out the hard way.
Hey... THANK YOU! I have no hair left, but your comment here got me working with assigning an external expression pedal to reverb mix! YAY! Thanks so much for the tip! It worked! Cheers.
Yours are sdtill the best videos concerning the GT 100. Thank You for that. Still use it in my bands and I love its sound. Often thought about buying a GT 1000, but why? The GT 100 does it all.
Hi there, Peter. Thanks for your comment, and kind words, I greatly appreciate it. I'm glad you found my videos helpful. I agree, the GT-100 is still a very valid piece of gear! I guess it all depends on what we're trying to achieve, if we made the upgrade. There will be some big improvements, of coutse, but again, it all depends on what we're trying to achieve. Let me know if there's anything else I can do. Have an excellent day. Cheers.
@@GuitarNTabs thank you very much for your contribution and always taking out time for deep explanation , please I'm using GT 100 ,and I need some distortions, overdrive and clean reverb , thanks for your response in advance
@Johnny Nikolaisen You are very welcome! I'm very glad that you like and enjoyed my video! I plan on doing a bunch of other videos too, very soon! I have a lot of things and tricks I would like to show other GT users too :-) Johnny, please let me know if you have any other or further questions/requests - I'll be more than happy to help you out! The GT-100 can be a tricky beast, but with patience and experimenting you can achieve a lot! I've used Boss gear for many years now and they are great! Anything you want they will do! Many people think the GT-100 is too complicated and give up too easily on it, and that's a real shame! They sure miss out on a lot of good stuff ;-) Let me know if I can help you out! Happy holidays, my friend :-)
Thank you for watching, I really appreciate that. I will get back to making new videos, as soon as I can, but I have certain things to take care of at the moment, but subscribe and keep up to date with what's going to happen. Let me know if you have questions. Have an excellent weekend.
Hey Spencer! Thank you very much, I appreciate it! Yes, indeed it does! Even in Manual Mode it can be used, and that's a real game changer! Cheers, mate!
im an older musician and this this has seriously got me baffled. i admit i havent worked with it much but all i need to know is how i assign a patch to pedal one and another to oedal two and so on . thank you so much for your assistance
Hi Johnny :-) Thanks for your comment, and for watching, I appreciate that! Hmm, do you mean how to get your patches in a specific order? So that on pedal 1 you have a clean sound, on pedal 2 you have a dirty sound and on pedal 3 you have a solo sound? Is that what you mean? :-) Let me know! Regards & cheers!
Okay, I see, it's easy! :-) You would basically just choose a patch to start on - For example, U01-1. Then set up your clean sound the way you like it, add the effects you want and press the WRITE-button and save the patch. Now the Clean patch is saved and ready. Then go to the next location, could be U01-2, and set up the dirty sound. Save it and it's ready. Go to U01-3 and set up the Solo patch, and save it, and you're done. You follow? :-) Otherwise let me know! Cheers!
ok. but saybif i want to asign a preset patch from one bank to pedal one then another fron a different bank to pedal two and so on or arent you able to do that ?
ok. but saybif i want to asign a preset patch from one bank to pedal one then another fron a different bank to pedal two and so on or arent you able to d o that ?
Great stuff, thanks, what does the output of this actually sound like? I am looking, for example, to assign tremolo AND pitch shift to the pedal such that when you press the pedal down, the pitch AND the tremolo rate change simultaneously; would this approach enable me to do that?
Hi there. Sorry for the late reply... Sure, you can do that, all by using the Assigns. Each individual parameter can be controlled, once set up in the Assign menu.
Hey again, Rob. Sure, they most certainly do! All you have to do, once you've entered Manual Mode, is to set either the Accel or Phrase Loop pedal, or both even, to CTL ASGN. I believe it's the very last option, when you scroll with knobs 7 & 8. The real beauty of Manual Mode is that you're still able to use all of the 8 available assigns, while still having all the footswitches available as well! Plenty of options :-) Makes sense? :-) Let me know. Best regards.
Great video! I would also appreciate any help on setting parameters for each effect in the chain and also the sound difference on a Mono or a stereo patch
Thank you very much, Sudarshan :-) I appreciate it! What parameters are you thinking about? Anything particular you have in mind, friend? I can give you a basic overview, in writing, about the difference between a Mono and a Stereo patch. When using the GT-100 in Mono you are mainly using the left ouput on the GT-100, and then running it into your amplifier. This basically means that effects like stereo compression, chorus, delay, etc. will not produce its full potential, but it can still sound excellent. In Stereo you get the full advantage of the wonderful stereo effects onboard the GT-100. Effects like chorus, delay and also the onboard preamps can be run in stereo! The stereo connection will basically produce a wider and bigger sound image and really thicken up the sound. I always run my GT-100 in stereo, and I wouldn't be without it - it just sounds too good! Let me know if you need more information! Kind regards :-)
Thanks a ton for the info! If I can get in touch with you on another platform, perhaps via email/facebook about certain doubts I have, that'll really help me, because so far I've not been able to figure out what and how to set my patches. Thanks for the very informative video tho. :)
You're very welcome, no problem! :-) I'm happy to help! You can send me a message, here on TH-cam, with your email, and I'll send you a mail to confirm :-) Is that okay? Cheers!
Is it possible to assign effects not using the pl, accl and num pedal only while in manual mode? Instead of using these 3 dedicated pedals while in manual mode. Is it possible to make an assign in pedal 1 while in manual mode? Or perhaps bank 1 or bank 2 pedal?
Hi there, Clan. I find your question a little confusing, so I hope I'm on the right track with my answer... When you're in Manual Mode you can set up Assigns on the Phrase Loop and Accel/CTL pedal, by setting the function to "CTL ASGN" - then you need to set up the Assigns using A1 - A8. Then NUM pedal can do things as well, like Tuner, OD SOLO, etc. Please let me know if this helps. Cheers.
Hey there, IsRaeL Enci Wu 😊 Sorry for the late reply, but yes, I can do that. I'll have some more time tomorrow, so I'll record some video there - stay tuned! Cheers!
Hi Arie! Thanks for watching! Well, both yes and no... I'm using the built-in amps and cabs from the GT-100, so I have no external amp with me when I play. I'm running directly into our mixer, when I play live and at rehearsals.. Since you're using the 4CM you have the ability to actually choose between using both your external amp (Hughes & Ketner) and also the built-in ones from the GT-100. So in some way this could benefit you, if you used the built-in amps on one patch, for example. I hope that makes sense :-) Cheers.
Hi there, There's only one reverb section available, but plenty of delay options available. Simply use the standard DLY block, and find the sub delay in the FX1 and FX2. That should work out.
Hi sir m also planning to buy Boss GT 100 so according to your experience and idea how is the overall quality of it? and how many total banks,patches r there and how much time is given in Looper?
Hey there, Sanku Paul. I've used the GT-100 since it first came out, and I still do, so I know almost everything about this unit, and I can tell you that I'm still excited to use it. The GT-100 is a great multi effects processor, with many effects, preamps and cabinets - and much more. All the effects are of high quality, and so are the preamps and cabinets - I use them all myself, when I play live with my band. I would highly recommend the GT-100, that's for sure! There are 200 preset patches and 200 user patches, that you can build and customize yourself. The Looper has 38 seconds of recrodig in Mono and 19 seconds in Stereo. But really, all this information is also available on the Boss/Roland webpage, where they have dedicated product page on the GT-100 - check that out as well :-) Anyway, I would highly recommend the GT-100, that's for sure! I hope this helps - let me know. Best regards Cheers :-)
@@GuitarNTabs Thank u so much sir for your kind reply and suggestions and lastly 2 more thing i want to know from u i.e (1)-is the Guitar Harmony and Pitch Shifter good patch present in Boss GT 100 and if it has then how is it? and (2)-how the Boss GT 100 works in Studio and live both? ...
You are more than welcome, no problem at all :-) Yeah, the Pitch Shifter and Harmony effects are good - as long as they are set up correctly, matching the tone and melody you're playing :-) The GT-100 works great both in the studio and live - I use it both places - and they sound and quality is really good! I use the GT-100 whenever I'm going to record guitar tracks, etc. Cheers.
@@GuitarNTabs Ok understood sir and sir few more things i want to know from u that 1)-some Musical people r telling that i have/m played/playing the Guitar with Processor through PA so what is PA sir what is the actual work of it? 2)-What is the actual correct technique/work of connecting Boss GT 100 through 4CM? i don't know about this at all so if u kindly tell me about this then it will be very helpful and 3)-How to update/upgrade the version of Boss GT 100?sir these few more things i want to know from u pls kindly reply me when u will be free.
A PA consists of a mixer, with channels/inputs to connect guitar, bass, microphones, etc. to - and the mixer has connected PA-speakers to output the sound. Most bands use them, and you can search for them on the internet, and here on TH-cam as well. Try searching for "Boss GT-100 through PA". Well, I haven't used the 4CM, but if you do a search on the internet/TH-cam on Boss GT-100 4 Cable Method, then there will be plenty of videos about it. If you search on Google, and select pictures, then there will be some pictures/diagrams as well. For updating the firmware of the GT-100, go to Boss/Roland's homepage and find the GT-100 and on its product page you'll see updates and drivers, for new software. That's the easiest way to do it :-) Thanks Cheers.
How exactly are you connecting your GT-100 when you're playing live? I've used my GT-100 direct to the PA, ever since I got it, and I'm very pleased with the results I've been getting! Let me know. Cheers!.
Going direct is a great option, and by using the onboard preamps and cabs you can really get a nice sounding patch going! :-) The biggest deal of getting a good sound out of the GT-100 is to be able to set up a patch correctly, knowing exactly what you need to do, and how you do it :-) I'll be happy to help you with that, no problem! Tone Central? Where you download patches from the Boss webpage? Or do you mean Boss Tone Studio? Where you can edit and create patches on your laptop? :-) Send me a message, here on TH-cam, and we can get in touch! Cheers! :-)
Hi. I had the GT10 and used to set the volume level at 40 or 50 when using the pedal. It was easy with the GT10 but I just can't find how to do that with the GT100. Any suggestions how I can do that? Thanks.
john johnson There are a few ways. You can be on the main screen of the gt100 and lower it, you might have to go to user mode, then press exit. It's right there and then write it. You can also go into effects and lower the guitar input. You can also choose the last setting in the chain. Not sure what your problem is.
Hi there! :-) Have you made sure that you've actually set up the Phrase Loop pedal to do assigns? By default, from the factory, the Phrase Loop is set to only activate the looper. Let me know :-) Cheers!
Hey there, Jack :-) No such thing... let me try and help you, if you want :-) First of all, have you set up the Phrase Loop pedal to do assigns and not the looper part? :-) That would be the first place to start - check for that. Once that is done, then press the CTL/EXP-button and go to your first available assign (A1 - A8) - since the Phrase Loop pedal doesn't have a dedicated assign icon/menu - like the Accel footswitch. Then turn that assign on, and make sure to set the source to the P. Loop pedal - which will be the Phrase Loop pedal. From there you should simply follow the parameters/options on the screen. Set the Target as COMP and make sure it toggles the effect ON/OFF. I believe that should do it - if not, then please let me know. Have a great day Cheers :-)
To use the P.Loop button, you have to go into "System" settings, select "P.Loop" and turn it off of "Performance" and set it to "Patch Edit" before you can use it, even though you can Assign effects to it without doing that, but they won't work. You'll be pulling your hair out trying to figure out why its not working. Figured that out the hard way.
Thank you!!!!
Gosh thank you
Man, you're a life saver!
Hey... THANK YOU! I have no hair left, but your comment here got me working with assigning an external expression pedal to reverb mix! YAY! Thanks so much for the tip! It worked! Cheers.
Awesome love the pedal great demonstration lots of information thanks for sharing
Yours are sdtill the best videos concerning the GT 100. Thank You for that.
Still use it in my bands and I love its sound.
Often thought about buying a GT 1000, but why? The GT 100 does it all.
Hi there, Peter.
Thanks for your comment, and kind words, I greatly appreciate it.
I'm glad you found my videos helpful.
I agree, the GT-100 is still a very valid piece of gear!
I guess it all depends on what we're trying to achieve, if we made the upgrade. There will be some big improvements, of coutse, but again, it all depends on what we're trying to achieve.
Let me know if there's anything else I can do.
Have an excellent day.
Cheers.
@@GuitarNTabs thank you very much for your contribution and always taking out time for deep explanation , please I'm using GT 100 ,and I need some distortions, overdrive and clean reverb , thanks for your response in advance
Thank you for the lesson 😀
Without dudes like you I would proberly have sold my GT-100 and buyed stompboxes.
@Johnny Nikolaisen
You are very welcome!
I'm very glad that you like and enjoyed my video!
I plan on doing a bunch of other videos too, very soon!
I have a lot of things and tricks I would like to show other GT users too :-)
Johnny, please let me know if you have any other or further questions/requests - I'll be more than happy to help you out!
The GT-100 can be a tricky beast, but with patience and experimenting you can achieve a lot!
I've used Boss gear for many years now and they are great! Anything you want they will do!
Many people think the GT-100 is too complicated and give up too easily on it, and that's a real shame!
They sure miss out on a lot of good stuff ;-)
Let me know if I can help you out!
Happy holidays, my friend :-)
Please upload more videos, thank you for being humble to share the tips.
Thank you for watching, I really appreciate that.
I will get back to making new videos, as soon as I can, but I have certain things to take care of at the moment, but subscribe and keep up to date with what's going to happen.
Let me know if you have questions.
Have an excellent weekend.
Very helpful video. Totally unlocks the versatility of the GT100. Thank you for the clear details.
Hey Spencer!
Thank you very much, I appreciate it!
Yes, indeed it does!
Even in Manual Mode it can be used, and that's a real game changer!
Cheers, mate!
Really helpful video. It cleared up a lot. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, I greatly appreciate it.
Let me know if you need anything else.
Best regards.
im an older musician and this this has seriously got me baffled. i admit i havent worked with it much but all i need to know is how i assign a patch to pedal one and another to oedal two and so on . thank you so much for your assistance
Hi Johnny :-)
Thanks for your comment, and for watching, I appreciate that!
Hmm, do you mean how to get your patches in a specific order?
So that on pedal 1 you have a clean sound, on pedal 2 you have a dirty sound and on pedal 3 you have a solo sound?
Is that what you mean? :-)
Let me know!
Regards & cheers!
yes thats it. thank you again
Okay, I see, it's easy! :-)
You would basically just choose a patch to start on - For example, U01-1. Then set up your clean sound the way you like it, add the effects you want and press the WRITE-button and save the patch. Now the Clean patch is saved and ready. Then go to the next location, could be U01-2, and set up the dirty sound. Save it and it's ready. Go to U01-3 and set up the Solo patch, and save it, and you're done.
You follow? :-)
Otherwise let me know!
Cheers!
ok. but saybif i want to asign a preset patch from one bank to pedal one then another fron a different bank to pedal two and so on or arent you able to do that ?
ok. but saybif i want to asign a preset patch from one bank to pedal one then another fron a different bank to pedal two and so on or arent you able to d o that ?
I grabbed one today for $100 out the door at my local pawn show. 🤩
What a steal - congrats on your epic deal!
Rock on, and let me know if you need anything else.
Cheers.
Very very helpful! Thank you.
Thanks, I really appreciate it!
Let me know if you need anything!
I'd be happy to help.
Have a nice day
Cheers.
Great stuff, thanks, what does the output of this actually sound like? I am looking, for example, to assign tremolo AND pitch shift to the pedal such that when you press the pedal down, the pitch AND the tremolo rate change simultaneously; would this approach enable me to do that?
Hi there.
Sorry for the late reply...
Sure, you can do that, all by using the Assigns. Each individual parameter can be controlled, once set up in the Assign menu.
Thanks a lot 😊
Thank you for watching!
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾THANK YOU
Thanks for watching!
Have a great day.
Hi. Thanks for the video. Excellent instructions. Can you please tell me if these assigns work in manual mode?
Hey again, Rob.
Sure, they most certainly do!
All you have to do, once you've entered Manual Mode, is to set either the Accel or Phrase Loop pedal, or both even, to CTL ASGN. I believe it's the very last option, when you scroll with knobs 7 & 8.
The real beauty of Manual Mode is that you're still able to use all of the 8 available assigns, while still having all the footswitches available as well! Plenty of options :-)
Makes sense? :-)
Let me know.
Best regards.
Great thanks!
yes. thats exactly what i mean
thank you so much gor your help
Thanks Trevor Noah
😉
Great video! I would also appreciate any help on setting parameters for each effect in the chain and also the sound difference on a Mono or a stereo patch
Thank you very much, Sudarshan :-) I appreciate it!
What parameters are you thinking about? Anything particular you have in mind, friend?
I can give you a basic overview, in writing, about the difference between a Mono and a Stereo patch.
When using the GT-100 in Mono you are mainly using the left ouput on the GT-100, and then running it into your amplifier. This basically means that effects like stereo compression, chorus, delay, etc. will not produce its full potential, but it can still sound excellent.
In Stereo you get the full advantage of the wonderful stereo effects onboard the GT-100.
Effects like chorus, delay and also the onboard preamps can be run in stereo!
The stereo connection will basically produce a wider and bigger sound image and really thicken up the sound.
I always run my GT-100 in stereo, and I wouldn't be without it - it just sounds too good!
Let me know if you need more information!
Kind regards :-)
Thanks a ton for the info! If I can get in touch with you on another platform, perhaps via email/facebook about certain doubts I have, that'll really help me, because so far I've not been able to figure out what and how to set my patches. Thanks for the very informative video tho. :)
You're very welcome, no problem! :-) I'm happy to help!
You can send me a message, here on TH-cam, with your email, and I'll send you a mail to confirm :-)
Is that okay?
Cheers!
Is it possible to assign effects not using the pl, accl and num pedal only while in manual mode? Instead of using these 3 dedicated pedals while in manual mode. Is it possible to make an assign in pedal 1 while in manual mode? Or perhaps bank 1 or bank 2 pedal?
Hi there, Clan.
I find your question a little confusing, so I hope I'm on the right track with my answer...
When you're in Manual Mode you can set up Assigns on the Phrase Loop and Accel/CTL pedal, by setting the function to "CTL ASGN" - then you need to set up the Assigns using A1 - A8. Then NUM pedal can do things as well, like Tuner, OD SOLO, etc.
Please let me know if this helps.
Cheers.
Is it possible to have a delay trails going when we change patches?
Hi,
Delay trails are not possible on the GT-100, I'm sorry.
@@GuitarNTabs ohhh no 😪😪😪😪
@@gauravlama2079 - Sorry, my man...
@@GuitarNTabs no worries bro, I just wish that they make Gt100 V3 😁
Great, can you make another video to explain how to use EXP to control the delay and reverb's amount,not just on/off,but less and more
Hey there, IsRaeL Enci Wu 😊
Sorry for the late reply, but yes, I can do that.
I'll have some more time tomorrow, so I'll record some video there - stay tuned!
Cheers!
Hi Kenny, just asking....aftre about 10 minutes, you explan how to boost the signal. You use a pre-amp, but does this has any benifits if you use 4CM?
Hi Arie!
Thanks for watching!
Well, both yes and no...
I'm using the built-in amps and cabs from the GT-100, so I have no external amp with me when I play.
I'm running directly into our mixer, when I play live and at rehearsals..
Since you're using the 4CM you have the ability to actually choose between using both your external amp (Hughes & Ketner) and also the built-in ones from the GT-100.
So in some way this could benefit you, if you used the built-in amps on one patch, for example.
I hope that makes sense :-)
Cheers.
Arie Franken I love 4CM, completely opens up my Deville, thank God for attenuators
@GuitarsNTabs thanks, how to i stack 2 of the same effect? i.e 2 reverbs or 2 delays etc??
Hi there,
There's only one reverb section available, but plenty of delay options available.
Simply use the standard DLY block, and find the sub delay in the FX1 and FX2.
That should work out.
Hi sir m also planning to buy Boss GT 100 so according to your experience and idea how is the overall quality of it? and how many total banks,patches r there and how much time is given in Looper?
Hey there, Sanku Paul.
I've used the GT-100 since it first came out, and I still do, so I know almost everything about this unit, and I can tell you that I'm still excited to use it.
The GT-100 is a great multi effects processor, with many effects, preamps and cabinets - and much more.
All the effects are of high quality, and so are the preamps and cabinets - I use them all myself, when I play live with my band.
I would highly recommend the GT-100, that's for sure!
There are 200 preset patches and 200 user patches, that you can build and customize yourself.
The Looper has 38 seconds of recrodig in Mono and 19 seconds in Stereo.
But really, all this information is also available on the Boss/Roland webpage, where they have dedicated product page on the GT-100 - check that out as well :-)
Anyway, I would highly recommend the GT-100, that's for sure!
I hope this helps - let me know.
Best regards
Cheers :-)
@@GuitarNTabs Thank u so much sir for your kind reply and suggestions and lastly 2 more thing i want to know from u i.e (1)-is the Guitar Harmony and Pitch Shifter good patch present in Boss GT 100 and if it has then how is it? and (2)-how the Boss GT 100 works in Studio and live both? ...
You are more than welcome, no problem at all :-)
Yeah, the Pitch Shifter and Harmony effects are good - as long as they are set up correctly, matching the tone and melody you're playing :-)
The GT-100 works great both in the studio and live - I use it both places - and they sound and quality is really good!
I use the GT-100 whenever I'm going to record guitar tracks, etc.
Cheers.
@@GuitarNTabs Ok understood sir and sir few more things i want to know from u that 1)-some Musical people r telling that i have/m played/playing the Guitar with Processor through PA so what is PA sir what is the actual work of it? 2)-What is the actual correct technique/work of connecting Boss GT 100 through 4CM? i don't know about this at all so if u kindly tell me about this then it will be very helpful and 3)-How to update/upgrade the version of Boss GT 100?sir these few more things i want to know from u pls kindly reply me when u will be free.
A PA consists of a mixer, with channels/inputs to connect guitar, bass, microphones, etc. to - and the mixer has connected PA-speakers to output the sound. Most bands use them, and you can search for them on the internet, and here on TH-cam as well. Try searching for "Boss GT-100 through PA".
Well, I haven't used the 4CM, but if you do a search on the internet/TH-cam on Boss GT-100 4 Cable Method, then there will be plenty of videos about it. If you search on Google, and select pictures, then there will be some pictures/diagrams as well.
For updating the firmware of the GT-100, go to Boss/Roland's homepage and find the GT-100 and on its product page you'll see updates and drivers, for new software. That's the easiest way to do it :-)
Thanks
Cheers.
I've owned a GT-100 for nearly 3 years now, but due to constant issues with my live sound, I tend to go analog. Would appreciate any help I can get
How exactly are you connecting your GT-100 when you're playing live?
I've used my GT-100 direct to the PA, ever since I got it, and I'm very pleased with the results I've been getting!
Let me know.
Cheers!.
Hey, I also always go direct. Even my selected output is through Line/headphone. I probably think it's the way my patch is set
GuitarNTabs , Also could use some help on using Tone central
Going direct is a great option, and by using the onboard preamps and cabs you can really get a nice sounding patch going! :-)
The biggest deal of getting a good sound out of the GT-100 is to be able to set up a patch correctly, knowing exactly what you need to do, and how you do it :-)
I'll be happy to help you with that, no problem!
Tone Central? Where you download patches from the Boss webpage? Or do you mean Boss Tone Studio? Where you can edit and create patches on your laptop? :-)
Send me a message, here on TH-cam, and we can get in touch!
Cheers! :-)
Hi. I had the GT10 and used to set the volume level at 40 or 50 when using the pedal. It was easy with the GT10 but I just can't find how to do that with the GT100. Any suggestions how I can do that? Thanks.
john johnson There are a few ways. You can be on the main screen of the gt100 and lower it, you might have to go to user mode, then press exit. It's right there and then write it. You can also go into effects and lower the guitar input. You can also choose the last setting in the chain. Not sure what your problem is.
I assigned it to the phrase loop but it does not turn on the solo sw. What do i do to fix this?
Hi there! :-)
Have you made sure that you've actually set up the Phrase Loop pedal to do assigns?
By default, from the factory, the Phrase Loop is set to only activate the looper.
Let me know :-)
Cheers!
Im too dumb for it.. i cant assign phrase loop pedal to do anything.. I tried to assign it to turn on and off compressor.
Hey there, Jack :-)
No such thing... let me try and help you, if you want :-)
First of all, have you set up the Phrase Loop pedal to do assigns and not the looper part? :-)
That would be the first place to start - check for that.
Once that is done, then press the CTL/EXP-button and go to your first available assign (A1 - A8) - since the Phrase Loop pedal doesn't have a dedicated assign icon/menu - like the Accel footswitch.
Then turn that assign on, and make sure to set the source to the P. Loop pedal - which will be the Phrase Loop pedal.
From there you should simply follow the parameters/options on the screen. Set the Target as COMP and make sure it toggles the effect ON/OFF.
I believe that should do it - if not, then please let me know.
Have a great day
Cheers :-)
Should have said I used to set the MINIMUM level at 40 or 50.
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