Hi G&Ts, nice video as always. It looks that Boss Tone Studio has evolved. I wish Boss make a version like this for the GT100, which still is a very good product.
Hi there, Antonio. Nice to hear from you. I hope you're well, and all is good! Thank you, I appreciate you saying that. Yes, there's been added more to Tone Studio, for the GT-1000/GT-1000Core. I generally like the new look and way it operates. I hear you, that would surely be nice... Sadly I believe we'll have to realize, that no more updates, etc. will be made available for the GT-100, except maybe maintenance updates, and so... It's sad that it ends like this, but this seems to be what most companies are doing, when newer models are released to the market. The GT-100 is still a good piece of gear, and I won't part with mine, hehe. Let me know if you need anything else. Best regards & Cheers.
Thanks for making such a clear and helpful video. I have a very specific issue. I hope you can help. I'm comparing the bognor uber amp model in the GT1000 Core with the bognor uber amp model in the GP10. I'm using the "tube combo" type setting In both cases. The amp model from the GP10 sounds great and the GT1000 Core sounds absolutely awful. I already put the master settings on the GT1000 so it's just 0db-, I mean, not boosting or cutting anything. The stereo output is linked and the speaker emulation is bypassed. I'm running into a small boss cube practice amp with very clean gain. Everything else in the signal chain is identical, same guitar, same pick ups, etc.
Hello, I have a GT 1000 and recently, I played an open mic and ran the output of L (mono) 1/4 in jack into their amp as they would not let me go straight into their mixer. after plugging in and dialing in a "clean" channel on their (line 6), there was horrible feedback. What would have been the best way to resolve this? Turn the output level down? What if that wasn't enough? Should I have switched from the "Recording" setting to the "Line/Phones" output?
Hi, I would go with JC-120 Input - since there's no specific Output Select for that type of amplifier. You can also browse through the different options, and see if one is better than the other, in this case. I hope this helps.
Thanks for the video GNT. I use my GT1000 with a tube amp via 4 cable method for gigs and into the “power amp in “ of a Katana for practice. I also want to use it for acoustic gigs but I can’t work out what the output should be. I believe it’s best to plug the GT 1000 directly into the speaker of a PA, rather than into the mixer? If that’s the case then what output would I use? Any help appreciated 🎸🤘
I normally play directly into an FRFR speaker. Select recording for this. Since FRFRs and PAs aren't guitar amp speakers, you will then need to do some EQing.
Hi Matt! You're welcome - thank you for watching, and for your question. I believe the best option here would be to either use a dedicated FRFR-speaker, which is designed to handle Multi Effect units, or have the acoustic, along with the GT-1000, going straight into the mixer, then being output via the PA/FOH (front of house). You might be able to even set up two individual output options/sources, with the GT-1000, where one is your normal 4 Cable Method, and the other will go to the Mixer/PA for the acoustic. The two XLR-outputs could be used for the output of the acoustic. I hope this makes sense. Best regards.
How would you connect this unit to a mixer or interface? I have used sub outs and also line outputs and it doesn’t sound great. I have set the appropriate settings in the gt1000 accordingly.I’m not sure what is going on. Looking forward to your advice.
Great video. Thanks for taking the time to help us GTk Core users. I have a Bugera 6262 Infinium head that I would like to connect. If I use the 4 cable method, should I just set the "Recording" option on the main output? Or should I try and search for something to replace User1 with my Bugera? Also, if you think I should just leave it to "Recording", do you have any advice on how to get the best tone from the Bugera using the 4 cable method? It is a high gain amp but I feel I am not getting the best tone through the GTK. Thanks so much.
Hi there, Guitar Solo Cholo. Thanks for your comment, and for watching, I greatly appreciate it. I assume you're using a cabinet with the Bugera head, correct? In regards to the Output Select, you should select the option which matches your equipment the best, so instead of the "Recording" setting, I would go for one of the settings with the "Return" after it, since that's basically how the GT-1000Core is connected. The "Line/Phones" and "Recording" is for running direct, either via USB or to a Mixer/PA, etc. You could also see what the User1 section can provide - I know there are a few other options, which I believe can be downloaded, but it shouldn't really be necessary. A thing to keep in mind, when using the 4 Cable Method, is that it allows you to use both your external amp, as well as the GT-1000Core's onboard preamp types. So for the patches where you only need your Bugera, make sure that the signal from the GT-1000Core's preamp isn't coming through, and vice versa. This should be set using the "Send/Return" block. Set up your Bugera to your desired tone, and then use the GT-1000Core's DS1 block to further sculpt the tone, etc. That would be my advice. I hope this makes sense. All the best.
@@GuitarNTabs makes perfect sense! Thanks so much for taking the time to share your expert knowledge. This is what makes us guitar players a fantastic community.
Hi again. I was hoping you might be able to help me a little. How are the AiRD outputs amps intended to be used? If I am using 4 cm with a valve head in Loop1, and if I select JCM800 Return in the outputs, will it color my sound further?
@@guitarsolocholo4816 - Hi again! You will have to match the Output Select as close as possible to the equipment you have the GT-1000/GT-1000Core connected to. For example, if it's a combo amp, then you select the combo amp setting, etc. I believe there are some minor EQ tweaks, or similar, done to the Output Select options, so it will have an impact on your gear, depending on which Output Select you choose. I hope this helps. Best regards.
Please explain me something that I cannot understand anywhere on the user manuals of this unit. Am I able to connect directly the outputs to the mixer (FOH) and the PA's with TRS / XLR cables? Let's say I don't need any Amp in between. Just a straight connection. Are these outputs BALANCED? Can I assign them to transfer balanced signal (POST EQ) directly to the mixing console? Thank you.
Hi there, From memory I can't remember if the GT-1000Core's outputs are balanced or unbalanced, but that's written in the Manual, under the units' specs. I hope this helps. Cheers.
How to select output if my amp( solid state 15 w ) is not in the list of the device . Should I disalble the AIRD preamp and what choice to choose at the output list ?
Hi there. Thanks for your comment and question, I greatly appreciate it. Yeah, that's a tough one... I would set it to JC-120 Input, if you connect through your amp's front input, and then turn OFF the onboard preamp models on the GT-1000Core. I hope this helps. Best regards.
How can I connect my boss gt 1000 core to some studio monitors and get the sound out there. using it as an interface. I saw a diagram on the boss page. in which it indicates that the monitors must be connected to the send outputs. but I did it as described on the page but it doesn't work.
Hi there! Thanks for your comment and question, I greatly appreciate it. I've seen that diagram as well, and you can surely do it that way, especially if you have other equipment you want to connect through the left and right outputs, but for what you're asking, I would simply use the left and right outputs, to connect your studio monitors that way. I do that all the time, especially using my Boss GT-1. The reason why the method of the Boss diagram didn't work, is probably because you have to check the settings for the Send/Return outputs, within the GT-1000Core's menu. They may've been set to something different. I hope this helps. All the best.
Hi. I have 1 speaker (headrush frfr 108) on stage. I want stereo out through PA system (sub) and mono on stage (headrush frfr 108). Is that possible to get on the GT 1000? Thanks.
Hi there. Sorry for the late reply... That is possible, yes. You will have to configure the sub out, so you can run it to the PA, and then connect the Headrush through the mono output on the GT-1000. I hope this helps. Cheers.
Hi there, Matheus. Thanks for your comment and question. If I remember correctly, I believe so, but, all presets, whether they're factory or user, are made with the GT's preamp models engaged. So set your Output Select and then Initialize the patches you plan on using, so you can start from scratch, and really dial things in. I hope this makes sense. Let me know if you need anything else. Have a great day.
Thanks for the video. For my case, I am using hot rod deluxe, in the list there is one Hot rod deluxe reverb return (no hot rod deluxe input), So I choose that and use effect loop to connect the GT1000, but sound is terrible, don’t know why. Appreciate if you could share some thoughts on how to deal with it. Thanks a lot.
Hi there. Thanks for your comment and question, I greatly appreciate it. Alright, a few thing's going on here, and that's why you get a terrible sound. First, if you're using the GT-1000Core into the front input of your Hot Rod Deluxe, then you should not set the Output Select to Hot Rod Deluxe Return, it's not for this connection. Instead you should select "Tube Combo 112 Input" as the Output Select, because that's what the Hot Rod Deluxe really is. Then make sure to turn OFF the Core's preamp blocks, you won't need them with this connection. The Output Select options with "return" after them are only for when you're actually connecting the GT-1000Core's left output to the effects loop return of an amplifier. This connection will bypass the amplifier's preamp-section, leaving only the speaker "active", to output the sound. This means that you can use the Core's preamp models, with its speaker options off, probably. I hope this helps. Let me know if you need anything. Cheers.
Hi, great video! I use a Tonemaster Twin Reverb so this was helpfull to adjust my setting from phone to Twin input. Although i cannot hear a noticeable difference. Is that normal? I also noticed that my selfmade patch sometimes decides to shut down the sound/turn to mute, when i stop playing. When I switch back and forth to another patch, the sound comes back. Any idea how to solve this problem? Thank you!
Hi - so sorry for my late reply... I'm running behind! Often the tone isn't noticeable different, but this is however an important adjustment to make, and to get right. Hmm, I haven't experienced this issue, perhaps a Factory Reset is in order? Just be sure to back up your patches, otherwise they'll be overwritten. I hope this helps. Cheers.
Hi, I have a Boss Nextone Special, so I would use the “Nextone Stage Artist return” output. Of course, then I need to disable the AIRD amps, otherwise the sound will be crap. What I don’t understand is, the GTK is a modeler, so how can I use the Boss Nextone Special as a monitor, bypassing its pre-amp and power-amp?
Hi there, Thanks for your comment and question. Normally, when you connect a multi effects unit through an amp's effects loop return, it's because you actually want to use the multi effects' preamp models, along with its effects. You should, however, turn off the speaker emulation on the GT-1000/GT-1000Core, since your amp's speaker is outputting the sound. Simply connect the GTK's left output to your amp's effects loop return and select the proper Output Select on the GTK. That should do it. This connection will bypass your amp's preamp section. The power amp section will always be running, since it's the speaker, so it will output the sound. If you're looking for a monitor, then you should look at an FRFR speaker. I hope this helps. Best regards.
Hi there, Tom! That should indeed be possible. I can't remember the exact menu, but I'm sure you can check it out in the Owner's Manual, since I don't have the GT-1000Core with me, at the moment... I know that you're able to set up the different output, to do certain things, so I'm sure it's possible. I hope this helps. Let me know if you need anything else. Cheers.
Hello Christian. Thanks for your comment and question. I actually don't think I have covered the Output Select for the GT-100, but ask away, and I'd be happy to assist. Anything i particular you need help with? Have a nice day. Cheers.
Thanks for the vid Now I have 2 questions 1. Those list of amps 4:40 are only to be selected if I am physically connecting my GT1000 to one of those amps ?? in other words if I am connecting directly to my pc then I have to choose only the (Recording) option among all of this list ?? 2. what is the difference between Main M LR and the Sub LR which appears in the FX chain ?? and if I am connecting the Gt1000 to an amp of to the PC how can I use both Sub and Main outputs at the same time ?? Thanks
Hi there, Thanks for your comment and question, I greatly appreciate it. Yes, that's correct. That list of amps are different Output Select options, if you're physically connected to one of them. Also yes, the recording would be for connecting to a PC. On the Core you have a pair of main outputs and a pair of sub outputs, this allows you to route different setup configurations. You could send the Main LR to two amps on stage and use the Sub LR to send to the PA7Mixer/PA. If you connect to the PC, you should simply use the USB, no need for anything else, really. If you connect to an amp then you normally connect the Left Main output to the amp's front input, and that would be it. You need two amps, for stereo, to use both the Left and Right outputs, then again, the sub outputs could be sent to something different, like the PA, etc. I hope this helps. Best regards.
Hi, What amp are we talking about here? The recording and Line/Phones setting are only meant for when you connect to PC, Mixer, Headphones, etc. not for connecting to an actual amplifier. Let me know what amp you have, and I can assist further. Best regards.
@@GuitarNTabs Thank you for your reply. I have a Fender Automatic SE and an iRig micro amp (portable) and have some doubts about the output configuration since they aren’t on the gt1000core amp list.
@@andrerochatavares - Thanks for getting back to me. If you use the GT-1000Core for its effects only, then connect through the amps' front input and set the Output Select to Combo Amp, for the Fender amp. Make sure the GT-1000Core's preamp models are turned OFF. I hope this helps. Let me know if you need anything else. Cheers.
In that Output Setting, I use a Mooer Tube Engine 20W tube power amp into a real 2x12 cabinet. Which Output setting would be best in this case? I am thinking of purchasing a GT1000 soon, but not sure if it will go well with my Mooer Tube power amp?
Hi there, Dan. Thanks for your comment and question, I really appreciate it! Well, it all really depends on how you plan on using the GT-1000 within your setup... Since the Mooer tube amp doesn't have an Effects Loop I would suggest that you connect the GT-1000 into the input of the Mooer tube amp, and use the GT-1000's effects only. I would set the Output Select to "TUBE COMBO 212 INPUT". If you later want to use the GT-1000's preamp models, then you should connect it through Studio Monitors, to a PA or Mixer, or Headphones. I hope this helps. Best regards.
@@danc3746 - Same still applies, what I suggested is the best matching Output Select for your setup. I hope that makes sense - if not, then please let me know.
Ciao molto interessante. Una domanda ho un jcm 800 se collego il Gt 1000 nel return dell amoli e selezione hot road deluxe return come aird output avró un suono tipo hot road di preamificatore? Mentre come finale usero il mio jcm? Tutto ovviamente collegato ad un cabinet vero. Grazie in anticipo Alberto
@@GuitarNTabs hello I have had a boss gt 1000 for a few years and I am fine but I have never understood the aird outputs. Line and recordin ok, but if for example I connect behind the return of any amp and select eg hot road deluxe return, will I have the simulation of the hot road preamplifier? If instead I connect to the low input of my jcm 800 and select AC 30 input, will I have the Vox sound? Thanks in advance Alberto
@@Alby935 - Hi again, Thanks for clearing things up, I understand now. The Output Select is meant to match the type of amp you have connected to your GT-1000Core/GT-1000. It will not simulate any of the amps written, only the preamp section of the GT-1000Core/GT-1000 can do that, but if you use your own amplifier, then you shouldn't use the preamp models from the GT-1000Core/GT-1000. For your amp, if you connect to the front input of it, you should selec the Output Select options that matches the JCM 800 best. For example - Tube Stack 412 Input. It's the closest. I hope this helps. Best regards.
@@GuitarNTabs Clear Thanks, one last question, I generally use the jcm 800 on the high input with the 4 cable method on the send return of the gt 1000 to take advantage of the distortion of the head and when I bypass the sen return I would need a clean sound, which output would you recommend?
Hi there, Thanks for your comment and question, I greatly appreciate it! I have some GT-100 videos in the making, and there will be a video about Output Select, but let me help you here, in the meantime. Tell me what you're having issues with, in regards to the GT-100 and its Output Select, then I'd be happy to assist. Looking forward to your reply. Best regards.
Hi! Hmm, I don't think so. I don't have the GT-1000Core anymore, so I can't dive in and check... I'm sorry about that! Let me know if you need anything else. Best regards.
Hi there, Michael. I've been through both the Owner's Manual and the Parameter Guide, but I can't seem to find anything about it... I do believe I've seen it, or maybe I'm wrong, but if you have the Core with you, you might be able to go through the menus, and maybe find it. Best regards Cheers.
@@GuitarNTabs Same here couldn't find it. Upon opening the Tone Studio Offline and choosing GT-1000Core, it shows it's available, however it's not available on the actual GT-1000Core? It's not even available for the Sub Out, and if connecting to Tone Studio it's also not available for either. Thx GuitarNTabs!
Thankyou for the video, G&T. Still curious on one thing, for the User preset to be add, is it refer to uploading our own Impulse Response (IR) to the unit to be saved as preset User 1 & 2? Because I'm still searching the right one. I'm using a solid-state poweramp by Rocktron velocity go to 212 cabs.. Haven't found the right sound for it.
Hi. I'm very sorry for the late reply, I've been behind on answering comments... I'm not entirely sure what you're asking here? Can you explain it in another way? Thanks.
Hi G&Ts, nice video as always. It looks that Boss Tone Studio has evolved. I wish Boss make a version like this for the GT100, which still is a very good product.
Hi there, Antonio.
Nice to hear from you. I hope you're well, and all is good!
Thank you, I appreciate you saying that.
Yes, there's been added more to Tone Studio, for the GT-1000/GT-1000Core. I generally like the new look and way it operates.
I hear you, that would surely be nice... Sadly I believe we'll have to realize, that no more updates, etc. will be made available for the GT-100, except maybe maintenance updates, and so...
It's sad that it ends like this, but this seems to be what most companies are doing, when newer models are released to the market.
The GT-100 is still a good piece of gear, and I won't part with mine, hehe.
Let me know if you need anything else.
Best regards & Cheers.
Thanks for making such a clear and helpful video. I have a very specific issue. I hope you can help. I'm comparing the bognor uber amp model in the GT1000 Core with the bognor uber amp model in the GP10. I'm using the "tube combo" type setting In both cases. The amp model from the GP10 sounds great and the GT1000 Core sounds absolutely awful. I already put the master settings on the GT1000 so it's just 0db-, I mean, not boosting or cutting anything. The stereo output is linked and the speaker emulation is bypassed. I'm running into a small boss cube practice amp with very clean gain. Everything else in the signal chain is identical, same guitar, same pick ups, etc.
Hello, I have a GT 1000 and recently, I played an open mic and ran the output of L (mono) 1/4 in jack into their amp as they would not let me go straight into their mixer. after plugging in and dialing in a "clean" channel on their (line 6), there was horrible feedback. What would have been the best way to resolve this? Turn the output level down? What if that wasn't enough? Should I have switched from the "Recording" setting to the "Line/Phones" output?
thank You !!
Hi. I’m connecting my GT1000core to a BOSS LX cube amp. But this amp is not in the list of the Output select. How then?
Hi,
I would go with JC-120 Input - since there's no specific Output Select for that type of amplifier.
You can also browse through the different options, and see if one is better than the other, in this case.
I hope this helps.
Thanks for the video GNT. I use my GT1000 with a tube amp via 4 cable method for gigs and into the “power amp in “ of a Katana for practice. I also want to use it for acoustic gigs but I can’t work out what the output should be. I believe it’s best to plug the GT 1000 directly into the speaker of a PA, rather than into the mixer? If that’s the case then what output would I use? Any help appreciated 🎸🤘
I normally play directly into an FRFR speaker. Select recording for this. Since FRFRs and PAs aren't guitar amp speakers, you will then need to do some EQing.
Hi Matt!
You're welcome - thank you for watching, and for your question.
I believe the best option here would be to either use a dedicated FRFR-speaker, which is designed to handle Multi Effect units, or have the acoustic, along with the GT-1000, going straight into the mixer, then being output via the PA/FOH (front of house).
You might be able to even set up two individual output options/sources, with the GT-1000, where one is your normal 4 Cable Method, and the other will go to the Mixer/PA for the acoustic.
The two XLR-outputs could be used for the output of the acoustic.
I hope this makes sense.
Best regards.
How would you connect this unit to a mixer or interface? I have used sub outs and also line outputs and it doesn’t sound great. I have set the appropriate settings in the gt1000 accordingly.I’m not sure what is going on. Looking forward to your advice.
Great video. Thanks for taking the time to help us GTk Core users. I have a Bugera 6262 Infinium head that I would like to connect. If I use the 4 cable method, should I just set the "Recording" option on the main output? Or should I try and search for something to replace User1 with my Bugera? Also, if you think I should just leave it to "Recording", do you have any advice on how to get the best tone from the Bugera using the 4 cable method? It is a high gain amp but I feel I am not getting the best tone through the GTK. Thanks so much.
Hi there, Guitar Solo Cholo.
Thanks for your comment, and for watching, I greatly appreciate it.
I assume you're using a cabinet with the Bugera head, correct?
In regards to the Output Select, you should select the option which matches your equipment the best, so instead of the "Recording" setting, I would go for one of the settings with the "Return" after it, since that's basically how the GT-1000Core is connected. The "Line/Phones" and "Recording" is for running direct, either via USB or to a Mixer/PA, etc.
You could also see what the User1 section can provide - I know there are a few other options, which I believe can be downloaded, but it shouldn't really be necessary.
A thing to keep in mind, when using the 4 Cable Method, is that it allows you to use both your external amp, as well as the GT-1000Core's onboard preamp types. So for the patches where you only need your Bugera, make sure that the signal from the GT-1000Core's preamp isn't coming through, and vice versa. This should be set using the "Send/Return" block. Set up your Bugera to your desired tone, and then use the GT-1000Core's DS1 block to further sculpt the tone, etc. That would be my advice.
I hope this makes sense.
All the best.
@@GuitarNTabs makes perfect sense! Thanks so much for taking the time to share your expert knowledge. This is what makes us guitar players a fantastic community.
Hi again. I was hoping you might be able to help me a little. How are the AiRD outputs amps intended to be used? If I am using 4 cm with a valve head in Loop1, and if I select JCM800 Return in the outputs, will it color my sound further?
@@guitarsolocholo4816 - Hi again!
You will have to match the Output Select as close as possible to the equipment you have the GT-1000/GT-1000Core connected to.
For example, if it's a combo amp, then you select the combo amp setting, etc.
I believe there are some minor EQ tweaks, or similar, done to the Output Select options, so it will have an impact on your gear, depending on which Output Select you choose.
I hope this helps.
Best regards.
Please explain me something that I cannot understand anywhere on the user manuals of this unit.
Am I able to connect directly the outputs to the mixer (FOH) and the PA's with TRS / XLR cables?
Let's say I don't need any Amp in between. Just a straight connection. Are these outputs BALANCED? Can I assign them to transfer balanced signal (POST EQ) directly to the mixing console?
Thank you.
Hi there,
From memory I can't remember if the GT-1000Core's outputs are balanced or unbalanced, but that's written in the Manual, under the units' specs.
I hope this helps.
Cheers.
I have a Fender Blues Junior IV. So what is the best output to choose?
Hi there,
The Output Select should be set to "TUBE COMBO 112 INPUT".
I hope this helps.
Cheers.
Thanks for the vid. I have a Marshall AVT 200 what would be the best output to select?
Hi!
If you use the Marshall amp as you main amp, and not the GT's preamps, then set it to Combo Amp.
I hope this helps.
How to select output if my amp( solid state 15 w ) is not in the list of the device . Should I disalble the AIRD preamp and what choice to choose at the output list ?
Hi there.
Thanks for your comment and question, I greatly appreciate it.
Yeah, that's a tough one... I would set it to JC-120 Input, if you connect through your amp's front input, and then turn OFF the onboard preamp models on the GT-1000Core.
I hope this helps.
Best regards.
How can I connect my boss gt 1000 core to some studio monitors and get the sound out there. using it as an interface. I saw a diagram on the boss page. in which it indicates that the monitors must be connected to the send outputs. but I did it as described on the page but it doesn't work.
Hi there!
Thanks for your comment and question, I greatly appreciate it.
I've seen that diagram as well, and you can surely do it that way, especially if you have other equipment you want to connect through the left and right outputs, but for what you're asking, I would simply use the left and right outputs, to connect your studio monitors that way. I do that all the time, especially using my Boss GT-1.
The reason why the method of the Boss diagram didn't work, is probably because you have to check the settings for the Send/Return outputs, within the GT-1000Core's menu. They may've been set to something different.
I hope this helps.
All the best.
@@GuitarNTabs thanks for your answer . It was very helpful.
Hi. I have 1 speaker (headrush frfr 108) on stage. I want stereo out through PA system (sub) and mono on stage (headrush frfr 108). Is that possible to get on the GT 1000? Thanks.
Hi there.
Sorry for the late reply...
That is possible, yes. You will have to configure the sub out, so you can run it to the PA, and then connect the Headrush through the mono output on the GT-1000.
I hope this helps.
Cheers.
Great! Thank you!
Noob question: if you choose an Amp input as the output, that means it will “bypass” the amp simulator if its on the signal chain?
Hi there, Matheus.
Thanks for your comment and question.
If I remember correctly, I believe so, but, all presets, whether they're factory or user, are made with the GT's preamp models engaged.
So set your Output Select and then Initialize the patches you plan on using, so you can start from scratch, and really dial things in.
I hope this makes sense.
Let me know if you need anything else.
Have a great day.
Thanks for the video. For my case, I am using hot rod deluxe, in the list there is one Hot rod deluxe reverb return (no hot rod deluxe input), So I choose that and use effect loop to connect the GT1000, but sound is terrible, don’t know why. Appreciate if you could share some thoughts on how to deal with it. Thanks a lot.
Hi there.
Thanks for your comment and question, I greatly appreciate it.
Alright, a few thing's going on here, and that's why you get a terrible sound.
First, if you're using the GT-1000Core into the front input of your Hot Rod Deluxe, then you should not set the Output Select to Hot Rod Deluxe Return, it's not for this connection.
Instead you should select "Tube Combo 112 Input" as the Output Select, because that's what the Hot Rod Deluxe really is. Then make sure to turn OFF the Core's preamp blocks, you won't need them with this connection.
The Output Select options with "return" after them are only for when you're actually connecting the GT-1000Core's left output to the effects loop return of an amplifier. This connection will bypass the amplifier's preamp-section, leaving only the speaker "active", to output the sound. This means that you can use the Core's preamp models, with its speaker options off, probably.
I hope this helps.
Let me know if you need anything.
Cheers.
@@GuitarNTabs your reply is really helpful. I figured it out now. Thanks again.
Hi, great video! I use a Tonemaster Twin Reverb so this was helpfull to adjust my setting from phone to Twin input. Although i cannot hear a noticeable difference. Is that normal?
I also noticed that my selfmade patch sometimes decides to shut down the sound/turn to mute, when i stop playing. When I switch back and forth to another patch, the sound comes back. Any idea how to solve this problem?
Thank you!
Hi - so sorry for my late reply... I'm running behind!
Often the tone isn't noticeable different, but this is however an important adjustment to make, and to get right.
Hmm, I haven't experienced this issue, perhaps a Factory Reset is in order? Just be sure to back up your patches, otherwise they'll be overwritten.
I hope this helps.
Cheers.
Hi, I have a Boss Nextone Special, so I would use the “Nextone Stage Artist return” output. Of course, then I need to disable the AIRD amps, otherwise the sound will be crap. What I don’t understand is, the GTK is a modeler, so how can I use the Boss Nextone Special as a monitor, bypassing its pre-amp and power-amp?
Hi there,
Thanks for your comment and question.
Normally, when you connect a multi effects unit through an amp's effects loop return, it's because you actually want to use the multi effects' preamp models, along with its effects.
You should, however, turn off the speaker emulation on the GT-1000/GT-1000Core, since your amp's speaker is outputting the sound.
Simply connect the GTK's left output to your amp's effects loop return and select the proper Output Select on the GTK. That should do it. This connection will bypass your amp's preamp section. The power amp section will always be running, since it's the speaker, so it will output the sound.
If you're looking for a monitor, then you should look at an FRFR speaker.
I hope this helps.
Best regards.
@@GuitarNTabs ehi, thanks for the explanation. It's very clear and I understand it! Thanks!
@@salvatorevitale9165 - Sweet, I'm pleased to hear that!
Let me know if you need anything else.
Cheers.
Hi. Is it possible to have Main out inn mono (1 FRFR) on stage and set sub out to stereo? Thanx 🙂
Hi there, Tom!
That should indeed be possible. I can't remember the exact menu, but I'm sure you can check it out in the Owner's Manual, since I don't have the GT-1000Core with me, at the moment... I know that you're able to set up the different output, to do certain things, so I'm sure it's possible.
I hope this helps.
Let me know if you need anything else.
Cheers.
Hello, great video, in which of your videos do you describe the output section for the GT100 ?
thx
Hello Christian.
Thanks for your comment and question.
I actually don't think I have covered the Output Select for the GT-100, but ask away, and I'd be happy to assist.
Anything i particular you need help with?
Have a nice day.
Cheers.
Thanks for the vid
Now I have 2 questions
1. Those list of amps 4:40 are only to be selected if I am physically connecting my GT1000 to one of those amps ?? in other words if I am connecting directly to my pc then I have to choose only the (Recording) option among all of this list ??
2. what is the difference between Main M LR and the Sub LR which appears in the FX chain ?? and if I am connecting the Gt1000 to an amp of to the PC how can I use both Sub and Main outputs at the same time ??
Thanks
Hi there,
Thanks for your comment and question, I greatly appreciate it.
Yes, that's correct. That list of amps are different Output Select options, if you're physically connected to one of them.
Also yes, the recording would be for connecting to a PC.
On the Core you have a pair of main outputs and a pair of sub outputs, this allows you to route different setup configurations. You could send the Main LR to two amps on stage and use the Sub LR to send to the PA7Mixer/PA.
If you connect to the PC, you should simply use the USB, no need for anything else, really.
If you connect to an amp then you normally connect the Left Main output to the amp's front input, and that would be it. You need two amps, for stereo, to use both the Left and Right outputs, then again, the sub outputs could be sent to something different, like the PA, etc.
I hope this helps.
Best regards.
@@GuitarNTabs thanks a lot for your help 🙏
@@AymanKhalifa - I'm glad you found my answer helpful.
Please do let me know if you need anything else.
Best regards.
Cheers.
To use the gt1000core whit an amp there is not on that list I can use recording or may use line/phones or...? Thank you
Hi,
What amp are we talking about here?
The recording and Line/Phones setting are only meant for when you connect to PC, Mixer, Headphones, etc. not for connecting to an actual amplifier.
Let me know what amp you have, and I can assist further.
Best regards.
@@GuitarNTabs Thank you for your reply. I have a Fender Automatic SE and an iRig micro amp (portable) and have some doubts about the output configuration since they aren’t on the gt1000core amp list.
@@andrerochatavares - Thanks for getting back to me.
If you use the GT-1000Core for its effects only, then connect through the amps' front input and set the Output Select to Combo Amp, for the Fender amp. Make sure the GT-1000Core's preamp models are turned OFF.
I hope this helps.
Let me know if you need anything else.
Cheers.
In that Output Setting, I use a Mooer Tube Engine 20W tube power amp into a real 2x12 cabinet. Which Output setting would be best in this case? I am thinking of purchasing a GT1000 soon, but not sure if it will go well with my Mooer Tube power amp?
Hi there, Dan.
Thanks for your comment and question, I really appreciate it!
Well, it all really depends on how you plan on using the GT-1000 within your setup...
Since the Mooer tube amp doesn't have an Effects Loop I would suggest that you connect the GT-1000 into the input of the Mooer tube amp, and use the GT-1000's effects only.
I would set the Output Select to "TUBE COMBO 212
INPUT".
If you later want to use the GT-1000's preamp models, then you should connect it through Studio Monitors, to a PA or Mixer, or Headphones.
I hope this helps.
Best regards.
@@GuitarNTabs The Mooer is a tube power amp only, not an amp.
@@danc3746 - Same still applies, what I suggested is the best matching Output Select for your setup.
I hope that makes sense - if not, then please let me know.
Ciao molto interessante.
Una domanda ho un jcm 800 se collego il
Gt 1000 nel return dell amoli e selezione hot road deluxe return come aird output avró un suono tipo hot road di preamificatore? Mentre come finale usero il mio jcm?
Tutto ovviamente collegato ad un cabinet vero.
Grazie in anticipo
Alberto
Hi,
I'm not sure I understand your question... Could you try in English, please.
Best regards.
@@GuitarNTabs hello I have had a boss gt 1000 for a few years and I am fine but I have never understood the aird outputs.
Line and recordin ok,
but if for example I connect behind the return of any amp and select eg hot road deluxe return, will I have the simulation of the hot road preamplifier?
If instead I connect to the low input of my jcm 800 and select AC 30 input, will I have the Vox sound?
Thanks in advance
Alberto
@@Alby935 - Hi again,
Thanks for clearing things up, I understand now.
The Output Select is meant to match the type of amp you have connected to your GT-1000Core/GT-1000. It will not simulate any of the amps written, only the preamp section of the GT-1000Core/GT-1000 can do that, but if you use your own amplifier, then you shouldn't use the preamp models from the GT-1000Core/GT-1000.
For your amp, if you connect to the front input of it, you should selec the Output Select options that matches the JCM 800 best. For example - Tube Stack 412 Input. It's the closest.
I hope this helps.
Best regards.
@@GuitarNTabs Clear Thanks, one last question, I generally use the jcm 800 on the high input with the 4 cable method on the send return of the gt 1000 to take advantage of the distortion of the head and when I bypass the sen return I would need a clean sound, which output would you recommend?
Hello sir..
Do you have any video on gt100 regarding its output select in the system? I'm newbie here and I'm still confused
Hi there,
Thanks for your comment and question, I greatly appreciate it!
I have some GT-100 videos in the making, and there will be a video about Output Select, but let me help you here, in the meantime.
Tell me what you're having issues with, in regards to the GT-100 and its Output Select, then I'd be happy to assist.
Looking forward to your reply.
Best regards.
Is there a way to disable the Global EQ like the Helix does ? Thanks
Hi!
Hmm, I don't think so. I don't have the GT-1000Core anymore, so I can't dive in and check...
I'm sorry about that!
Let me know if you need anything else.
Best regards.
Thanks for the Video, however what about Output +4db or -10db. Does the GT-1000 Core have this option for Main Output?
Hi there, Michael.
I've been through both the Owner's Manual and the Parameter Guide, but I can't seem to find anything about it...
I do believe I've seen it, or maybe I'm wrong, but if you have the Core with you, you might be able to go through the menus, and maybe find it.
Best regards
Cheers.
@@GuitarNTabs Same here couldn't find it. Upon opening the Tone Studio Offline and choosing GT-1000Core, it shows it's available, however it's not available on the actual GT-1000Core? It's not even available for the Sub Out, and if connecting to Tone Studio it's also not available for either. Thx GuitarNTabs!
Nothing on sub out?
Sorry, I didn't cover the SUB OUT in this video...
Thankyou for the video, G&T. Still curious on one thing, for the User preset to be add, is it refer to uploading our own Impulse Response (IR) to the unit to be saved as preset User 1 & 2? Because I'm still searching the right one. I'm using a solid-state poweramp by Rocktron velocity go to 212 cabs.. Haven't found the right sound for it.
Hi.
I'm very sorry for the late reply, I've been behind on answering comments...
I'm not entirely sure what you're asking here?
Can you explain it in another way?
Thanks.