Now I've got it. Important is Your trick, to set the delay time on bpm. Then Go to Assign1, set ASSIGN: ON, SOURCE: P.LOOP, SOURCE MOD: Toggle, TARGET CATEGORY: Tap, TARGET: Bpm Tap TARGET MIN: Off, TARGET MAX: On. Thanks again for Your help ;-)
Antonio, thank you very much for your kind words, I appreciate it! I'm pleased to hear that you found this video helpful 😊 Sure, I'd be happy to record more GT-100 videos! Anything in particular you'd like to see, Antonio? Have a great day Cheers!
@@GuitarNTabs Thank you for your videos! I appreciate your time and your clear explanations. There are many things in the GT-100, but the assigns are very interesting, as well as the mixer at the end of the two amp paths. Another thing which is interesting is the use of the harmonizer, which, for me is kind of difficult because it involves music theory, and I'm not good at it. Thank you so much!
@@AntonioCavicchioni - Thanks for getting back in touch, Antonio. My pleasure, I'm always ready to help out - just let me know. Okay, I hear what you're saying - I will think about, and start planning, some new videos for the GT-100 regarding: - Assigns, etc. - Divider and Mixer blocks, and how they work with a single preamp or dual preamp path. - Use of Harmonizer, etc. Thank you for these suggestions, I appreciate that, and that's what keeps me going 😊 Be sure to subscribe, to stay tuned for more videos, coming soon. You're always welcome to get in touch, if you need anything else! Just let me know, Antonio. Have an excellent day Cheers.
@@GuitarNTabs First of all, I amazed of the knowledge you have!!! Really outstanding! I have one problem with my device, I wonder if you have the answer. Some time (not always), Wen I use my headphone and not my Amp, I get sound only in one ear, last time, I heard my guitar in stereo, but the Aux was in mono. Do you think that, it relate to the fact that the output is configurd to Amp, and not headphones?
@@GuitarNTabs I use the GT-100 in mostly manual mode, and after I changed one of my patch to Tap delay, I wanted to do the same in manual mode, but it don't work. Do you know if it can't be done in manual mode?
@@MrSK168 - Thank you, that's very kind of you. I've been using Boss gear and equipment for many, many years, and I've always wanted to learn as much as possible, so I could fully take advantage of the features and possibilities. First of all, it's important that you make sure to switch your Output Select to the equipment you're using the GT-100 with. That's one thing, then you also have to use separate patches, because when you connect with headphones, you use the GT-100's onboard preamp models, and with your own amp you don't. With your own amp you have to turn OFF the GT-100's preamp models. Are you sure it isn't a faulty connection in your headphones? Maybe the cord, or something? I just saw your question on Facebook as well, and I replied there. You should be able to do it in Manual Mode as well. Thanks for your comment and kind words. Let me know if there's more I can do. Cheers.
Great video! Very interesting replies! What I'd like to do is be able to set up a 1500 ms on my left channel with say a Fender Twin pre, then volume the chord into that channel. then pan it so it's on both sides with a long feedback then on the right side maybe a Boogie or similar hi gain with say a 750 ms delay and pan option? I also have a Behringer midi foot controller that would give me another 2 controller pedals. I used to use a Morley Pro Panner/Volume into a Roland Jazz Chorus on the left and a Marshall Plexi on the right. The signal chain went as follows, Guitar into cry baby into Boss DS1 into Boss OD1 into Morley into amps. I'm hoping I can get even more flexibility with a more " modern" approach. Hope this makes sense.
Hey TheSixfinger1 :-) Thanks for your comment! Hmm, to me it looks like you would have to use the L/R delay option, on the GT-100, and see what that can do. I don't know about the pan option.. There's a pan effect in the GT-100, but I'm not all that familiar with it.. You may have to look into that :-) I believe the L/R delay would give you the option to set up two different delay times, and then figure out which one is left and right. I don't know if this was the answer you were looking for..? If not, then please let me know me, and I'll see what I can do! Cheers!
Nice video. It helps me a lot. Hope to see more of it for GT-100. I would like to ask, i try to assign it in my FS6 but i cant find a way to work the LED to blink based on the TEMPO, is there a way to do it? Hope you response. Thank you again.
Hey there, HonzSam :-) Sorry for the late reply... I would say that you would have to select the BPM Tap for the delay, in the assign menu. Then the LED should blink/flash :-) I seem to remember that it's one of the last options in the assign-menu selection :-) I hope this helps. Let me know how it goes :-) Cheers.
Hey, many thanks for the great tutorials. My only wish would be if you could leave the camera zoomed out (in one general position) so that i can see what control you are pressing. The two GT-100 screens are plenty visible on the computer screen in full view. Thanks again for these videos, they are very helpful. Bless you real big!
Hey there, Peter 😊 Thanks for your suggestion and kind words. I appreciate your suggestion, and I will certainly keep that in mind! Thanks. It's hard for me to determine, sometimes, because of the small video screen I have, when I record these videos, hehe 😊 Thanks again, and bless! Cheers.
Thanks for a good tutorial. I am trying to achieve a BPM Tap function on the Phrase loop pedal. When I follow your guide I get it working, but only for the currently chosen patch. When I choose a differenet patch it reverts back - Is there some way to make it systemwide? It would be a lot of tweaking to do the tweak on every single patch I use. Thanks agian for a great tutorial.
Hi there, Erling. Thanks for watching, and for your question. If you press the System button and go to the PREF-menu, then you can set different footswitches to either Patch or System. System will make your desired setting universal for all patches, and no need to set it up over again. However, the Phrase Loop isn't among those footswitches, but the Accel/CTL is, so you can set it up there. I hope this helps. Cheers.
@@GuitarNTabs Thanks mate for a thorough response. Do you think I can assign bpm to the Accel/CTL pedal systemwide, and then assign the function that pedal originally had, to the p.loop? Could call it a switcheroo 😅
@@erlingliteigen916 - Sure, that's my thing! Sure, that should be no problem, it's simply a matter of changing things around. Are you unsure, or? Indeed, a switcheroo! 😁
@@erlingliteigen916 - I totally get that, no problem, let me explain. Press the System-button, and find the PREF-icon, and then find the Accel/CTL adjustment and change it from patch to System. Then press the CTL/EXP and find the Accel/CTL-icon and make sure to set the FUNC to BPM Tap. That should do it for the Acceæ/CTL. To enable the P. Loop pedal for Assigns press the System-button and find the Phrase Loop-icon. Set the PEDAL FUNC to OFF. Now you can use the P- Loop pedal for assigns. Now, press the CTL/EXP button and go to one of the available assigns (Assign 1 through 8) and set up the effect(s) you want controlled by the P- Loop pedal. Make sure to set the SOURCE to P. Loop Pedal - which is the Phrase Loop pedal. That should be it. I hope it makes sense. Let me know how it goes. Cheers.
Exactly! Before GT 100 I had a zoom multi effect and I could choose if I want the exp pedal for the volume or wah but now I only can use the pedal for wah
Hey there, Christian. Thanks for your comment and question. You set the BPM in the Delay effects block. You can adjust it in ms (milliseconds) or sub-divisions. You can also set the Master BPM in the MST block, found in the end of the signal chain. The Master BPM will sync up with the sub-divisions in the delay block, if set to sub-divisions. I hope this helps. Best regards.
Hi again - not sure if I've missed it here, but what I want to do is have the Phrase-Loop pedal assigned to turn on (and off) the metronome for the bpm that I've set in the patch - can the GT-100 do this, and if so, how please? Thanks as ever, Andy
You can easily do the same thing for the PHRASE LOOP-button. Press the CTL/EXP-button, go to the first available assign (Assign 1), then set the Source to the P. Loop pedal. It should basically be one setting down from the default Accel/CTL, if you turn the knob counter-clockwise. Then just do the same for the parameters, as I showed in this video, and you'll be good to go, Peter. Try it out, and let me know if you got it :-) Cheers! :-)
Dear friend, thanks for your very good instructional video, many thanks! I've a problem with this procedure: in certain patches it works well, in other when I press ASSIGN I see Delay switch ON and OFF, no tap tempo respond. In other patch when I press ASSIGN is another effect (sometime chorus, in other patch reverb) that respond and switch ON/OFF. All setup are the same, checked and re-checked hundred times, I don't understand where is the problem! Please help me! Great GT100, Merry Christmas and happy new year to you and family, with less clicking and more picking!!!! Enrico
Hey there, Enrico & Happy New Year! Sorry for the late reply.. I've been behind with these comments.. Well, on the different User and Factory Presets there are pre-assigned different effects and paramters.. That's just how they did it from the factory, default.. You can go in and change these assigns, and change them to what you want/need. It's all perfectly normal and good. From patch to patch they will change, depending on how the patches are set-up. I hope this helps! All the best to you and your family! Let me know if you need anything else. Best regards.
Hi ken! Is there a way that i can assign the tap delay in the #4 pedal instead of the looper pedal or ctl/exp pedal? Coz i tried doing that on #2 pedal but u cant find a way to assign tap delay when i go to effects button. By the way, im doing this in manual mode.
Hi there, Clan! Thanks for your comment and question, I appreciate it. Follow these steps: - Make sure you are in Manual Mode. - Use Knob 4, and scroll until you see DLY TAP - this is the tap for the delay effects block. This can be done for the remaining footswitches as well - just scroll through the different effect and parameter options. The DLY TAP option is great for when you use different ms (milliseconds), but there also the BPM TAP, which controls the Master BPM, for each patch. This is great if you have your delay set up for sub-divisions, for example, dotted 8th note, 8th note, etc. You find the delay sub-divisions when scrolling past the 2000ms - then the sub-divisions will appear. I hope this helps. All the best.
Usefull video! thanks man. One question. I managed to tap the tempo and my delay is responding to that, but mi accel button was already mapped to A/B signal selection. Do you know how to keep the tap tempo funcion and get rid of the A/B selection in the same Accel/CTR button?? Thanks a lot!
Hey Nicolás. Thanks for your kind words and question. You would have to remove the A/B selection Assign.. Press the CTL/EXP button, then try and look in the Accel-icon menu, or in some the other assigns. You will know it, when you see it. Just look for it 😊 If you wish to, you can always assign the A/B to the Phrase Loop, or an external footswitch, if you wish to! I hope this helps. Cheers.
Hey there, Michael! Thanks for your comment and question. Sure, this can be done on the GT-1 as well. You would have to set up an Assign to control this Delay Tap Tempo function. Press the Memory Edit-button and go to, for example, the CT1-icon, and press Enter. Then scroll through the different options, until you see Delay Tap, that should be the one you're looking for. There's also another function, called BPM Tap, but that acts along with the Master BPM of that particular patch. I believe the Delay Tap is what you're after. Once that is done, you should be ready to tap the tempo of your delay 😊 I hope this helps - let me know. Cheers.
@@GuitarNTabs Yeah, got it ( did it.. ). Thanks! So, if I want to, say, match the BPM in my DAW. I could use the BPM Tap? If so, how would I change the Master BPM?
@@shivamoon108 - Excellent, I'm pleased to hear that! Well done. I believe that would work, yes, by using the BPM Tap. You find, and adjustt, the Master BPM by pressing the Memory Edit-button, and scroll until you see the MST-icon (Master). Press Enter, and in there you'll see, and be able to adjust, the Master BPM. A little tip - the Master BPM, within all patches, also controls the different sub divisions, found in the Delays, chorus, tremolo, etc. So if you want a certain sub division, then set the Master BPM to match the song, and go to the Delay block, and turn the TIME parameter all the way up, until you start seeing sub divisions 😊
I dont get what subdivision is for? I dont notice any difference even if I dont change the subdivision. Can please explain it to me thank you so much sir Godbless. Im sorry Im just a newbie here...
Hey James! Thanks for your comment! Well, the subdivisions are for you to easily sync up your delay(s) with a certain tempo of a song/beat. You can set the MASTER BPM on the GT-100 and then use the subdivisions in the delay menu to make sure that the delay will follow the MASTER BPM for that particular song/beat :-) I hope this helps! If not, then let me know! Cheers!
Sure, that is possible - just change the Source to P. Loop Pedal instead of other pedals. Make sure your Phrase Loop pedal is set up to do assigns, and not activate the onboard loop, as set by default. Cheers.
@@JamesGotGame - Hey there! In Manual Mode you will need to set up the P. Loop Pedal to the option called CTL ASGN. It's the last option, if you scroll through the menu, corresponding to the Phrase Loop, when in Manual Mode :-) That should do it. I hope this helps. Cheers.
@@GuitarNTabs its working while on preset mode, but doesnt work while on manual mode. I've tried assigning it on Accel pedal, and it does work on manual and preset.. sorry for my english, 2nd language 😁
@@JamesGotGame - Yes, it's working in Preset Mode, but you need to read what I wrote in my previous post.. In Manual Mode you need to set the Phrase Loop footswitch to the option called CTL ASGN. I have a video about it - here: th-cam.com/video/v99e3M-LuLY/w-d-xo.html Scroll to 14:55 and see what I mean.
Thank You for the quick answering. Unfortunately it doesn't work, because the menues in the assigns are different. But no problem, I will program ther ACC Button as shown in Your video. Thanks again :-)
You're welcome, Peter :-) Well, it should work.. Just go to the first available assign, turn in on, set the source to the P. Loop pedal, then go to the next page in the assign-menu and find the parameter you want it to control, and that should be it. Perhaps I'll make a video for the Phrase Loop as well, soon :-) Cheers!
Hi, It should, yes, if we're talking about the GT-100's onboard tremolo effect. If it's an external tremolo then it might not work. I hope this helps. Cheers.
Hey Ethan :-) Thanks for your comment! First of all you would have to disable the looper function, which is controlled by the Phrase Loop pedal. This is how you do it: Press the SYSTEM-button, use knob number 4 to scroll until you see the PHRASE LOOP-icon. Then head over to the right hand screen and set the PEDAL FUNC to OFF. You have now disabled the Looper function on the Phrase Loop footswitch. Now you can head over to the CTL/EXP-button and enter the assign menu, and set up the assign. You would have to select the P. LOOP Pedal in the source, to make the assign active. Then find the reverb parameter and change the source mode from ON/OFF to TYPE. Then use the PAGE button to go to the next menu screen, and set up the two reverbs. Let the Minimum target be the Hall reverb and the maximum target the Plate reverb. That should be it. Hope this makes sense. If not, then please let me know :-) Cheers, Ethan :-)
Thankyou for the reply! I forgot to say that I'm using the pedal in manual mode I've set the reverb to spring and plate but how do I edit how I want the reverbs to sound? Thanks
Okay, so you're in Manual Mode, alright. Set the Phrase Loop pedal's function to CTL ASGN - then set the assign up as you normally would - as mentioned above. You should now be able to switch between the two reverbs. If you furthermore wish to change certain parameters, when you switch reverbs, then you would have to set up assigns for that as well. Basically the same as mentioned above, but of course the parameters would be different :-) I hope this makes sense. If not, then please let me know :-) Cheers, mate!
GuitarNTabs it doesn’t seem to be working, I’m not sure if I’m being stupid or just not doing something correctly I can’t even get the 2 reverbs to switch
Sorry to hear that, mate! Alright, let me take you throught this - here we go! Take a look at the PHRASE LOOP block in the Manual Mode screen - then use knob 7 to scroll all the way to the end of the options, there you should see it saying "CTL ASGN" - so leave it at that, and you should now be able to assign the reverbs. First, to make the two reverbs switch, we'll have to do this: Press the CTL/EXP-button and scroll to the first available assign - it should be Assign 1. Then turn the assign ON, set the SOURCE to P.LOOP PEDAL and set SOURCE MODE to TOGGLE. Then use the PAGE-button and go to screen 2. Set the TARGET CATEGORY to REVERB, the TARGET to TYPE, set TARGET MINIMUM to HALL and MAXIMUM to PLATE. That should be that assign. Then, if you want to change other parameters for the reverb, or control another effect, then head to the next available assign - Assign 2 - and set it up how you like it :-) For example, if you want to change the level of the reverbs, so that when you change from HALL to PLATE, then the level will increase a little, do like this: Go to Assign 2, turn the assign ON, set SOURCE to P.LOOP Pedal and SOURCE MODE to TOGGLE. Go to page 2, set TARGET CATEGORY to REVERB, set TARGET to EFFECT LEVEL, set the MINIMUM to the level you have to start with - for example 50, and set the MAXIMUM to the desired increase. Basically that should be it :-) I hope this helps, friend. If not, then please let me know! Cheers!
Hi Jordy! Thanks for your comment - I appreciate it! Indeed you can, no problem! Just set up your assigns to activate the two delays, and you should be good to go. What exactly are you trying to do? :-) Perhaps I can help? Cheers! :-)
Hey man thanks for the quick reply and great content, what i am trying to do is - say you got two delays, one is the main delay, like a quater note delay and the second one is a way quicker delay but it's really subtle, almost like a slap back but in time with the longer delay. Just to thicken the sound, almost like a doubler effect. I'm wondering if the bpm/delay tap can control both delays at the same time
Hey again! You're very welcome - I'm more than happy to help out! :-) I totally get what you're trying to do - actually really clever! Right off the bat, without being next to the GT-100, I actually believe it will work! I'll have a look at it tomorrow, when I get home, and let you know! I believe that if you set both delays to the subdivision settings then it should be able to sync both delays, but I'll get back to you tomorrow! Cheers! :-)
I believe you've chosen the wrong parameter/option for the delay tap... Start from scratch again, follow the video again, and I believe that should correct it all :-) Have a nice day. Cheers.
Hi Evan. Thanks for your comment and question, I greatly appreciate it. I can see that the frontman uses a GT-100, heavily modified, hehe. He's also controlling some parameters, using either the Phrase Loop or Accel/CTL pedal - it probably has something to do with the delay and its settings... I would start by setting up the BPM of the song to match the BPM on your patch, then try and go through the different delay sub-divisions and experiment with the feedback, etc. Once you scroll through the m/s settings you will enter the sub-divisions on the GT-100. I hope this helps. Best regards.
Hey there. I'm sorry to hear that, but if you've followed the video entirely, then it should work... Start over, try it again, and I'm sure it will work. Good luck. Best regards.
Nice video. Straight to the point and quite useful
Thanks, I'm happy to hear that!
Let me know if you need anything else.
Best regards.
Now I've got it. Important is Your trick, to set the delay time on bpm. Then Go to Assign1, set ASSIGN: ON, SOURCE: P.LOOP, SOURCE MOD: Toggle, TARGET CATEGORY: Tap, TARGET: Bpm Tap TARGET MIN: Off, TARGET MAX: On.
Thanks again for Your help ;-)
Exactly, I'm glad that you found out, Peter!
Enjoy it, and rock on!
Cheers & Have a good one! :-)
Great video!
Thanks, Jeff!
Let me know if you need anything else.
Best regards.
More GT-100 videos, please! Thanks for this one!
Antonio, thank you very much for your kind words, I appreciate it!
I'm pleased to hear that you found this video helpful 😊
Sure, I'd be happy to record more GT-100 videos!
Anything in particular you'd like to see, Antonio?
Have a great day
Cheers!
@@GuitarNTabs Thank you for your videos! I appreciate your time and your clear explanations. There are many things in the GT-100, but the assigns are very interesting, as well as the mixer at the end of the two amp paths. Another thing which is interesting is the use of the harmonizer, which, for me is kind of difficult because it involves music theory, and I'm not good at it. Thank you so much!
@@AntonioCavicchioni - Thanks for getting back in touch, Antonio.
My pleasure, I'm always ready to help out - just let me know.
Okay, I hear what you're saying - I will think about, and start planning, some new videos for the GT-100 regarding:
- Assigns, etc.
- Divider and Mixer blocks, and how they work with a single preamp or dual preamp path.
- Use of Harmonizer, etc.
Thank you for these suggestions, I appreciate that, and that's what keeps me going 😊
Be sure to subscribe, to stay tuned for more videos, coming soon.
You're always welcome to get in touch, if you need anything else!
Just let me know, Antonio.
Have an excellent day
Cheers.
Thanks for sharing!!!
You're welcome, thanks for watching!
Let me know if you need anything.
Cheers.
@@GuitarNTabs First of all, I amazed of the knowledge you have!!!
Really outstanding!
I have one problem with my device, I wonder if you have the answer.
Some time (not always), Wen I use my headphone and not my Amp, I get sound only in one ear, last time, I heard my guitar in stereo, but the Aux was in mono.
Do you think that, it relate to the fact that the output is configurd to Amp, and not headphones?
@@GuitarNTabs
I use the GT-100 in mostly manual mode, and after I changed one of my patch to Tap delay, I wanted to do the same in manual mode, but it don't work.
Do you know if it can't be done in manual mode?
@@MrSK168 - Thank you, that's very kind of you.
I've been using Boss gear and equipment for many, many years, and I've always wanted to learn as much as possible, so I could fully take advantage of the features and possibilities.
First of all, it's important that you make sure to switch your Output Select to the equipment you're using the GT-100 with. That's one thing, then you also have to use separate patches, because when you connect with headphones, you use the GT-100's onboard preamp models, and with your own amp you don't. With your own amp you have to turn OFF the GT-100's preamp models.
Are you sure it isn't a faulty connection in your headphones? Maybe the cord, or something?
I just saw your question on Facebook as well, and I replied there.
You should be able to do it in Manual Mode as well.
Thanks for your comment and kind words.
Let me know if there's more I can do.
Cheers.
Great video! Very interesting replies! What I'd like to do is be able to set up a 1500 ms on my left channel with say a Fender Twin pre, then volume the chord into that channel. then pan it so it's on both sides with a long feedback then on the right side maybe a Boogie or similar hi gain with say a 750 ms delay and pan option? I also have a Behringer midi foot controller that would give me another 2 controller pedals. I used to use a Morley Pro Panner/Volume into a Roland Jazz Chorus on the left and a Marshall Plexi on the right. The signal chain went as follows, Guitar into cry baby into Boss DS1 into Boss OD1 into Morley into amps. I'm hoping I can get even more flexibility with a more " modern" approach. Hope this makes sense.
Hey TheSixfinger1 :-)
Thanks for your comment!
Hmm, to me it looks like you would have to use the L/R delay option, on the GT-100, and see what that can do. I don't know about the pan option.. There's a pan effect in the GT-100, but I'm not all that familiar with it.. You may have to look into that :-)
I believe the L/R delay would give you the option to set up two different delay times, and then figure out which one is left and right.
I don't know if this was the answer you were looking for..? If not, then please let me know me, and I'll see what I can do!
Cheers!
Nice video. It helps me a lot. Hope to see more of it for GT-100.
I would like to ask, i try to assign it in my FS6 but i cant find a way to work the LED to blink based on the TEMPO, is there a way to do it? Hope you response. Thank you again.
Hey there, HonzSam :-)
Sorry for the late reply...
I would say that you would have to select the BPM Tap for the delay, in the assign menu.
Then the LED should blink/flash :-)
I seem to remember that it's one of the last options in the assign-menu selection :-)
I hope this helps.
Let me know how it goes :-)
Cheers.
Nice video!
Thanks, I really appreciate it!
Have a great day.
Hey, many thanks for the great tutorials.
My only wish would be if you could leave the camera zoomed out (in one general position)
so that i can see what control you are pressing. The two GT-100 screens are plenty visible on the computer screen in full view.
Thanks again for these videos, they are very helpful.
Bless you real big!
Hey there, Peter 😊
Thanks for your suggestion and kind words.
I appreciate your suggestion, and I will certainly keep that in mind! Thanks.
It's hard for me to determine, sometimes, because of the small video screen I have, when I record these videos, hehe 😊
Thanks again, and bless!
Cheers.
Great video! Thanks!
Thanks, Jorge!
I appreciate it!
Glad that you like the video! :-)
Cheers!
Thanks for a good tutorial. I am trying to achieve a BPM Tap function on the Phrase loop pedal. When I follow your guide I get it working, but only for the currently chosen patch. When I choose a differenet patch it reverts back - Is there some way to make it systemwide? It would be a lot of tweaking to do the tweak on every single patch I use. Thanks agian for a great tutorial.
Hi there, Erling.
Thanks for watching, and for your question.
If you press the System button and go to the PREF-menu, then you can set different footswitches to either Patch or System.
System will make your desired setting universal for all patches, and no need to set it up over again.
However, the Phrase Loop isn't among those footswitches, but the Accel/CTL is, so you can set it up there.
I hope this helps.
Cheers.
@@GuitarNTabs Thanks mate for a thorough response. Do you think I can assign bpm to the Accel/CTL pedal systemwide, and then assign the function that pedal originally had, to the p.loop? Could call it a switcheroo 😅
@@erlingliteigen916 - Sure, that's my thing!
Sure, that should be no problem, it's simply a matter of changing things around. Are you unsure, or?
Indeed, a switcheroo! 😁
I am actually clueless about how to do it 😅 Could you share some wisdom on how to do it? 😊
@@erlingliteigen916 - I totally get that, no problem, let me explain.
Press the System-button, and find the PREF-icon, and then find the Accel/CTL adjustment and change it from patch to System.
Then press the CTL/EXP and find the Accel/CTL-icon and make sure to set the FUNC to BPM Tap. That should do it for the Acceæ/CTL.
To enable the P. Loop pedal for Assigns press the System-button and find the Phrase Loop-icon. Set the PEDAL FUNC to OFF.
Now you can use the P- Loop pedal for assigns.
Now, press the CTL/EXP button and go to one of the available assigns (Assign 1 through 8) and set up the effect(s) you want controlled by the P- Loop pedal.
Make sure to set the SOURCE to P. Loop Pedal - which is the Phrase Loop pedal.
That should be it.
I hope it makes sense.
Let me know how it goes.
Cheers.
Thanks for the video, please make a tutorial for assigning wah pedal in gt 100
Hey!
I'm glad that you like the video!
Assigning wah pedal? Do you mean using the volume pedal for wah? :-)
Cheers!
Exactly! Before GT 100 I had a zoom multi effect and I could choose if I want the exp pedal for the volume or wah but now I only can use the pedal for wah
thanks for your help. the thing us I want to set the bpm manually, How can I do that??'
Hey there, Christian.
Thanks for your comment and question.
You set the BPM in the Delay effects block. You can adjust it in ms (milliseconds) or sub-divisions.
You can also set the Master BPM in the MST block, found in the end of the signal chain. The Master BPM will sync up with the sub-divisions in the delay block, if set to sub-divisions.
I hope this helps.
Best regards.
Hi again - not sure if I've missed it here, but what I want to do is have the Phrase-Loop pedal assigned to turn on (and off) the metronome for the bpm that I've set in the patch - can the GT-100 do this, and if so, how please? Thanks as ever, Andy
thanks
You're welcome - and thanks for watching!
All the best.
Thank you! :)
You are more than welcome, Aleksandar!
Let me know if you need anything!
Have a great day!
Cheers :-)
Thank You so much for this video.
Can I do the same thing with the PHRASE LOOP Button instant of the ACCEL Button?
You can easily do the same thing for the PHRASE LOOP-button.
Press the CTL/EXP-button, go to the first available assign (Assign 1), then set the Source to the P. Loop pedal.
It should basically be one setting down from the default Accel/CTL, if you turn the knob counter-clockwise.
Then just do the same for the parameters, as I showed in this video, and you'll be good to go, Peter.
Try it out, and let me know if you got it :-)
Cheers! :-)
Dear friend, thanks for your very good instructional video, many thanks! I've a problem with this procedure: in certain patches it works well, in other when I press ASSIGN I see Delay switch ON and OFF, no tap tempo respond. In other patch when I press ASSIGN is another effect (sometime chorus, in other patch reverb) that respond and switch ON/OFF. All setup are the same, checked and re-checked hundred times, I don't understand where is the problem! Please help me! Great GT100, Merry Christmas and happy new year to you and family, with less clicking and more picking!!!! Enrico
Hey there, Enrico & Happy New Year!
Sorry for the late reply.. I've been behind with these comments..
Well, on the different User and Factory Presets there are pre-assigned different effects and paramters.. That's just how they did it from the factory, default.. You can go in and change these assigns, and change them to what you want/need.
It's all perfectly normal and good. From patch to patch they will change, depending on how the patches are set-up.
I hope this helps!
All the best to you and your family!
Let me know if you need anything else.
Best regards.
Hi ken! Is there a way that i can assign the tap delay in the #4 pedal instead of the looper pedal or ctl/exp pedal? Coz i tried doing that on #2 pedal but u cant find a way to assign tap delay when i go to effects button. By the way, im doing this in manual mode.
Hi there, Clan!
Thanks for your comment and question, I appreciate it.
Follow these steps:
- Make sure you are in Manual Mode.
- Use Knob 4, and scroll until you see DLY TAP - this is the tap for the delay effects block.
This can be done for the remaining footswitches as well - just scroll through the different effect and parameter options.
The DLY TAP option is great for when you use different ms (milliseconds), but there also the BPM TAP, which controls the Master BPM, for each patch. This is great if you have your delay set up for sub-divisions, for example, dotted 8th note, 8th note, etc.
You find the delay sub-divisions when scrolling past the 2000ms - then the sub-divisions will appear.
I hope this helps.
All the best.
Usefull video! thanks man. One question. I managed to tap the tempo and my delay is responding to that, but mi accel button was already mapped to A/B signal selection. Do you know how to keep the tap tempo funcion and get rid of the A/B selection in the same Accel/CTR button?? Thanks a lot!
Hey Nicolás.
Thanks for your kind words and question.
You would have to remove the A/B selection Assign.. Press the CTL/EXP button, then try and look in the Accel-icon menu, or in some the other assigns. You will know it, when you see it. Just look for it 😊
If you wish to, you can always assign the A/B to the Phrase Loop, or an external footswitch, if you wish to!
I hope this helps.
Cheers.
hi, can you have the delay carry over to the next patch when in memory mode? i cant seem to find it in the manual. thanks
Hi there,
Sadly you can't, no.
I hope this helps.
Best regards.
Can you set up 4 different delays on those switches with 4 different time signature? can they all be assign to ONE tap tempo switch?
Hello there,
If you use FX1, FX2 and the Delay block with dual delays, then yes.
They should also be able to be assigned to the same tap tempo switch.
So, can this be done on the GT-1? And, if so, how? Thanks!
Hey there, Michael!
Thanks for your comment and question.
Sure, this can be done on the GT-1 as well.
You would have to set up an Assign to control this Delay Tap Tempo function. Press the Memory Edit-button and go to, for example, the CT1-icon, and press Enter. Then scroll through the different options, until you see Delay Tap, that should be the one you're looking for. There's also another function, called BPM Tap, but that acts along with the Master BPM of that particular patch. I believe the Delay Tap is what you're after. Once that is done, you should be ready to tap the tempo of your delay 😊
I hope this helps - let me know.
Cheers.
@@GuitarNTabs Yeah, got it ( did it.. ). Thanks! So, if I want to, say, match the BPM in my DAW. I could use the BPM Tap? If so, how would I change the Master BPM?
@@shivamoon108 - Excellent, I'm pleased to hear that! Well done.
I believe that would work, yes, by using the BPM Tap.
You find, and adjustt, the Master BPM by pressing the Memory Edit-button, and scroll until you see the MST-icon (Master). Press Enter, and in there you'll see, and be able to adjust, the Master BPM.
A little tip - the Master BPM, within all patches, also controls the different sub divisions, found in the Delays, chorus, tremolo, etc. So if you want a certain sub division, then set the Master BPM to match the song, and go to the Delay block, and turn the TIME parameter all the way up, until you start seeing sub divisions 😊
@@GuitarNTabs Great! Thanks!
I dont get what subdivision is for? I dont notice any difference even if I dont change the subdivision.
Can please explain it to me thank you so much sir Godbless.
Im sorry Im just a newbie here...
Hey James!
Thanks for your comment!
Well, the subdivisions are for you to easily sync up your delay(s) with a certain tempo of a song/beat.
You can set the MASTER BPM on the GT-100 and then use the subdivisions in the delay menu to make sure that the delay will follow the MASTER BPM for that particular song/beat :-)
I hope this helps! If not, then let me know!
Cheers!
Can we assign the tap tempo delay in the phrase loop pedal? Thanks
Sure, that is possible - just change the Source to P. Loop Pedal instead of other pedals.
Make sure your Phrase Loop pedal is set up to do assigns, and not activate the onboard loop, as set by default.
Cheers.
I assigned the tap tempo on P.Loop ped but its not working while on manual mode. Do I need to change some setting?
@@JamesGotGame - Hey there!
In Manual Mode you will need to set up the P. Loop Pedal to the option called CTL ASGN. It's the last option, if you scroll through the menu, corresponding to the Phrase Loop, when in Manual Mode :-)
That should do it.
I hope this helps.
Cheers.
@@GuitarNTabs its working while on preset mode, but doesnt work while on manual mode. I've tried assigning it on Accel pedal, and it does work on manual and preset.. sorry for my english, 2nd language 😁
@@JamesGotGame - Yes, it's working in Preset Mode, but you need to read what I wrote in my previous post.. In Manual Mode you need to set the Phrase Loop footswitch to the option called CTL ASGN.
I have a video about it - here:
th-cam.com/video/v99e3M-LuLY/w-d-xo.html
Scroll to 14:55 and see what I mean.
Thank You for the quick answering. Unfortunately it doesn't work, because the menues in the assigns are different.
But no problem, I will program ther ACC Button as shown in Your video. Thanks again :-)
You're welcome, Peter :-)
Well, it should work.. Just go to the first available assign, turn in on, set the source to the P. Loop pedal, then go to the next page in the assign-menu and find the parameter you want it to control, and that should be it.
Perhaps I'll make a video for the Phrase Loop as well, soon :-)
Cheers!
I’m having problems connecting my tremolo to bpm tap. Does this work the same ?
Hi,
It should, yes, if we're talking about the GT-100's onboard tremolo effect. If it's an external tremolo then it might not work.
I hope this helps.
Cheers.
Hi there
I want to use the phrase loop to control my reverb from a hall to a plate, how can I do this?
Thanks
Hey Ethan :-)
Thanks for your comment!
First of all you would have to disable the looper function, which is controlled by the Phrase Loop pedal. This is how you do it:
Press the SYSTEM-button, use knob number 4 to scroll until you see the PHRASE LOOP-icon. Then head over to the right hand screen and set the PEDAL FUNC to OFF. You have now disabled the Looper function on the Phrase Loop footswitch.
Now you can head over to the CTL/EXP-button and enter the assign menu, and set up the assign.
You would have to select the P. LOOP Pedal in the source, to make the assign active. Then find the reverb parameter and change the source mode from ON/OFF to TYPE. Then use the PAGE button to go to the next menu screen, and set up the two reverbs. Let the Minimum target be the Hall reverb and the maximum target the Plate reverb.
That should be it.
Hope this makes sense. If not, then please let me know :-)
Cheers, Ethan :-)
Thankyou for the reply!
I forgot to say that I'm using the pedal in manual mode
I've set the reverb to spring and plate but how do I edit how I want the reverbs to sound?
Thanks
Okay, so you're in Manual Mode, alright.
Set the Phrase Loop pedal's function to CTL ASGN - then set the assign up as you normally would - as mentioned above. You should now be able to switch between the two reverbs.
If you furthermore wish to change certain parameters, when you switch reverbs, then you would have to set up assigns for that as well. Basically the same as mentioned above, but of course the parameters would be different :-)
I hope this makes sense. If not, then please let me know :-)
Cheers, mate!
GuitarNTabs it doesn’t seem to be working, I’m not sure if I’m being stupid or just not doing something correctly
I can’t even get the 2 reverbs to switch
Sorry to hear that, mate!
Alright, let me take you throught this - here we go!
Take a look at the PHRASE LOOP block in the Manual Mode screen - then use knob 7 to scroll all the way to the end of the options, there you should see it saying "CTL ASGN" - so leave it at that, and you should now be able to assign the reverbs.
First, to make the two reverbs switch, we'll have to do this:
Press the CTL/EXP-button and scroll to the first available assign - it should be Assign 1.
Then turn the assign ON, set the SOURCE to P.LOOP PEDAL and set SOURCE MODE to TOGGLE. Then use the PAGE-button and go to screen 2. Set the TARGET CATEGORY to REVERB, the TARGET to TYPE, set TARGET MINIMUM to HALL and MAXIMUM to PLATE. That should be that assign.
Then, if you want to change other parameters for the reverb, or control another effect, then head to the next available assign - Assign 2 - and set it up how you like it :-)
For example, if you want to change the level of the reverbs, so that when you change from HALL to PLATE, then the level will increase a little, do like this:
Go to Assign 2, turn the assign ON, set SOURCE to P.LOOP Pedal and SOURCE MODE to TOGGLE. Go to page 2, set TARGET CATEGORY to REVERB, set TARGET to EFFECT LEVEL, set the MINIMUM to the level you have to start with - for example 50, and set the MAXIMUM to the desired increase.
Basically that should be it :-)
I hope this helps, friend. If not, then please let me know!
Cheers!
can it control two delays at a time?
Hi Jordy!
Thanks for your comment - I appreciate it!
Indeed you can, no problem!
Just set up your assigns to activate the two delays, and you should be good to go.
What exactly are you trying to do? :-)
Perhaps I can help?
Cheers! :-)
Hey man thanks for the quick reply and great content, what i am trying to do is - say you got two delays, one is the main delay, like a quater note delay and the second one is a way quicker delay but it's really subtle, almost like a slap back but in time with the longer delay. Just to thicken the sound, almost like a doubler effect. I'm wondering if the bpm/delay tap can control both delays at the same time
Quarter note delay**
Hey again!
You're very welcome - I'm more than happy to help out! :-)
I totally get what you're trying to do - actually really clever!
Right off the bat, without being next to the GT-100, I actually believe it will work!
I'll have a look at it tomorrow, when I get home, and let you know!
I believe that if you set both delays to the subdivision settings then it should be able to sync both delays, but I'll get back to you tomorrow!
Cheers! :-)
GuitarNTabs
Thank you very much for your time, and detailed info. You're the man!! I subbed :D
When i tap accel, delay is going to on/off too. Why??
I believe you've chosen the wrong parameter/option for the delay tap...
Start from scratch again, follow the video again, and I believe that should correct it all :-)
Have a nice day.
Cheers.
do you know how i can do the delay at 12:08? th-cam.com/video/HOtye4edBbA/w-d-xo.html
Hi Evan.
Thanks for your comment and question, I greatly appreciate it.
I can see that the frontman uses a GT-100, heavily modified, hehe. He's also controlling some parameters, using either the Phrase Loop or Accel/CTL pedal - it probably has something to do with the delay and its settings...
I would start by setting up the BPM of the song to match the BPM on your patch, then try and go through the different delay sub-divisions and experiment with the feedback, etc. Once you scroll through the m/s settings you will enter the sub-divisions on the GT-100.
I hope this helps.
Best regards.
It did not work.
Hey there.
I'm sorry to hear that, but if you've followed the video entirely, then it should work...
Start over, try it again, and I'm sure it will work.
Good luck.
Best regards.
I sold :( WHY? KKK
You sold your GT-100? THat ain't good - now, go get it back 😉
@@GuitarNTabs now it's much expensive. I live in Brazil and the price very high because of the dollar.
@@allgood9157 - Sorry to hear that... Well, maybe you'll have another shot at getting one, soon!
Cheers.
@@GuitarNTabs 1000 dollars here.