Boss GT-1 - Stompbox Mode/Manual Mode Alternative
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2017
- Hi people!
Here's a follow-up from the GT-100 Manual Mode video I made yesterday! People wanted to see Manual Mode done on the GT-1, so I thought I would do that :-)
You can easily set up the GT-1 to be used in Manual Mode.
As always, comment, like, subscribe, request - I'll appreciate it!
Cheers! :-) - เพลง
Mine sat in the cupboard for a few months, didn't like it because I couldn't figure it out, so went back to my old boss pedals for using live. Then I found your videos.. very much appreciated..
Hi Bernie!
Thanks for your comment, nice to hear your GT-1 story!
Man, you're too kind, thank you!
I truly, truly appreciate it! :-)
Feel free to ask further questions, when you need to, I'll be happy to help out!
Cheers! :-)
Great information you've supplied here in this video . You totally simplify the answers to many questions that one my find the need for while learning and setting up this awesome little pedal . Thanks for what you do here !
Hi Tony!
Thanks for your comment and kind words, they're much appreciated!
I try to do my best.
Have a great day.
Cheers.
You have saved me weeks of learning and editing my Gt-1 for my studio work . Thanks
Hi Clint! :-)
Thanks, I'm really glad to hear that!
Appreciate it!
Enjoy it, and rock on!
Cheers :-)
Picked one of these up yesterday and got to play with it for a couple hours, wasnt expecting much for $200 but its actually a pretty solid little unit and very well built, havent had time to get too deep into it but straight out the box it has a ton of cool effects and doesnt seem too hard to figure out and is definately well worth the price...
Hey there, fender strat.
Thanks for your comment, I appreciate it.
I fully agree - the GT-1 is a beast, and the possibilities are endless!
I've had mine since it came out, and I've used it live for every gig with my band, running straight to the PA/Mixer and that sounds killer! The onboard effects and preamp/cabinet sims are superb, and require minimal tweaking.
The Factory Presets could've been better, but with all units like this, the Factory Presets are there to show how extreme the unit can get... I've discarded all the Factory Presets and made my very own, and that's where the gold is, trust me! I would highly recommend that! Also, it's important to get the unit set-up properly, so it matches the equipment you're using it with.
A great buy, that's for sure!
Let me know if you need any help, or have issues, I'd be happy to assist.
Cheers.
@@GuitarNTabs thank you for the input brother its great that we're able to share an honest opinion with fellow musicians but yea ive had a little more time to play with mine and im loving this thing and very impressed with it overall and would definately recommend this unit....
@@fenderstrat7547 - You're very welcome, my pleasure!
Indeed, it's great to share knowledge and experiences - especially on gear like the Boss GT-1!
Excellent, take your time and get to know the unit - it's well worth it!
Let me know if you need anything - I'd be happy to assist!
Cheers.
Very cool tut. I just got the gt1. Looking forward to diving in. I’ll be using it on electric violin..
Hey there, David!
Thanks for your comment and kind words!
Niice, I've had a few people saying they're going to use it on electric violin as well, that's cool!
Let me know if you need anything!
Cheers.
hey thanx for the explanation, I'm imagining having different banks of manual modes, that would allow almost infinite combinations of 'pedalboards' . I have a GT1 and I think it's like a little pandora's box!! haha, definetly a tool worth knowing how to use, cheers from Chile!!
Hey!
I'm glad you liked the video - thanks!
The GT-1 is a true beast!
Have an excellent day
Cheers.
Thanks for this it helped me out tremendously.
Thank you, Tim!
I greatly appreciate your time and comment.
Let me know if you need anything.
Have an excellent day.
Maaannn I was waiting so long for this video on TH-cam! Well done!👏
I would just wish they updated the cab Sims, I hear them muffled...or let you upload your preference...and also a press and hold cntrl1 for tap tempo if you have a delay like in digitech rp360 for example...man, again, thanks for the video!
Haha, great, I'm very pleased to hear that! I appreciate it big time! :-)
Well, some of the cab sims are a little too muffled, as you say, yes. I like the Clean Twin preamp with the cabinet set to 2x12 - that sounds good, I like that! :-)
Yeah, uploading your own would be great, for sure!
You can set-up a delay tap tempo on the GT-1, if that's what you're looking for?
Or is it another feature, from the RP360? :-)
You're welcome, friend!
Cheers!
GuitarNTabs I know about assigning tap to the cntrl (thanks to you) but I mean more like having the delay on/off at the cntrl button, and turning into tap by press and hold like a normal boss stomp :p Just to get the most out of the unit without external switches hehe
Btw, could you do a demo on the different cabs with a medium/high gain chain? That would be cool :o cheers!
Aah okay, I see! :-)
Hmm, I don't believe the GT-1 can do that, to be honest.. Atleast not that I know of right now!
Might check it out at some point!
Yes, sure! That's actually a good request right there! Thank you for that - I might have some ideas for doing that, now you mention it! Thanks!
Stay well!
Cheers!
Fair play, that’s a great video. Thanks so much.
Cheers, Teddy! I appreciate it!
Let me know if you need anything!
All the best.
Brilliant, thank you!
Hey Adam!
Thanks, I appreciate it!
I'm pleased you found it useful.
Let me know if you need anything else!
Cheers.
This is just what I've been wondering about, thank you! Question: is the stomp box manual mode only applied to that one particular preset or is it globally applied to all? I'm hoping it's per preset so if I just want one patch setup like that and still have the default gt-1 presets. Thanks again for all you do. It's really appreciated.
Did you ever get a response to your question? I'm curious to know as well
Haven't checked here in a while but Mike Hydropneumatic answered that it's per preset not global.
Awesome..
I use it on my pedal-board as an additional
Ultimate pedal.. goes into a 40 w Marshall tube amp w/ 1/12 greenback ....5 pedals total.. really compact ..
I use the pitch shift..
Harmonized , tuner ,
Looper, Eq, etc ... saves me so much space...w great tone ...so versatile... thx again
Have a great weekend..
Mattrockjm.. peace out..😎🎸
Fantastic, that sounds as a great setup, mate!
Enjoy it, and rock on! :-)
Thanks, have a great weekend too, man.
Let me know if you need anything else!
Cheers.
so you can use this device with other pedals?
Thx Bro GT 1 is a great pedal... I got handle on it ... I also have the
GT 10... also one of my favs....
Indeed - the GT-1 is an excellent piece of gear!
I've had it since it first came out, and I use it on every rehearsal and live gig I have with my band :-) I run the GT-1 straight into our PA and use the GT-1's onboard preamps :-) Superb sounds and effects!
I love the GT-10 as well, really classy! I have one myself also - along with the GT-100 and GT-Pro :-)
I generally just love Boss/Roland gear. It's sturdy and lasts a lifetime!
Have a great weekend and rock on!
Cheers.
very cool. thank you!
Thanks for watching!
You're very welcome!
All the best.
very helpful thanks!
Thanks, Lisan De la Cruz.
I appreciate it!
Have a nice day, and let me know if you need anything else.
Cheers.
Hey man thanks man this video is great it helped me overcome my doubts about the gt-1 I just have a little is it possible like example let's say I have a delay on the on up switch and an od/ds on the down switch could I for example turn the delay and then turn the ov/ds or would it deactivate one if I press the other?
Thanks for you
If you set the UP-footswitch to Delay and the DOWN-footswitch to OD/DS, then you can activate both effects, without deactivating the other :-) If you press the UP-switch then the delay comes on, and the same for the DOWN-switch, so if you press again, you'll turn them off :-)
I hope this helps, if not, then let me know!
Cheers!
Great Video! Thanks for share your knowledge here... Just a question:
Is it possible to assign "multiple fx" to the down button and up button?
I'd need for example:
Down button: clean channel (with one preamp, some reverb and delay)
Up button: distortion rhythm (with another preamp, some reverb and delay, and noise gate)
CTL1: distortion LEAD (with preamp, boost, some reverb and delay, and noise gate)
Thank you very much in advance for any help really appreciated.
Stef
Hey there, Stefano!
Thanks for your comment and question - I appreciate it! 😊
Also, thank you for the kind words - they are much appreciated as well!
Sadly, no... You can't assign multiple effects to the UP and DOWN buttons...
However, if you buy an extra footswitch - like the Boss FS-6 or FS-7, then you'll have the onboard CTL1 and the extra CTL2 and CTL3 - and then you will be able to do what you ask.
Let me know if that makes sense 😊
Looking forward to your reply.
Best regards.
Thanks.. this is why i bought the gt1 and i couldnt find the info to figure this out. cheers
Great to hear, Rob :-)
I'm pleased it all worked out.
The GT-1 is a great piece of gear, and I truly enjoy mine!
Rock on!
Have a great weekend!
Cheers.
just to be clear..you created a patch called "manual mode" and then just adjusted the parameters? i was honestly going to sell it if i didnt figure something out..it should be a standard feature..
Yes, you are correct. I named the patch Manual Mode, so I would know that I've altered the individual switches :-)
Just to make things easier for me.
Indeed it should, be a standard feature, and sadly the Owner's Manual doesn't cover this..
I worked it out, simply by using what I knew from the later GT models :-)
Rock on, man!
Cheers.
I believe this is possible due to looking at this video, having experience of owning and using the GT-5, VG-88 and GP-10. I do not yet have a GT-1 (so will need the idea tested) but this vid is helping me decide to purchase one. It does remind me of my GT-5 in button layout.
@churchguitarist - you can only have a total of 5 footswitches. You have the UP, DOWN and CTL-1, onboard the unit itself. Then, if you add either the FS-6 or FS-7, you'll get two extra, that's it. However, you can use the Vol/Exp pedal as well, but that would require a little more setting up.
The GT-1 only offers one input for an extra footswitch, so a total of 5 footswitches it is.
Cheers.
@@GuitarNTabs What I would like you to confirm is: if the foot pedal switch can be included as the 6th switch as I believe it can be used to switch things. Also, if pressing the two pedals for the Tuner can be configured to decrease the patch and if pressing the two pedals for the Looper can be configured to increase the patch.
@@GuitarNTabs If the above is confirmed, then you would have 6 switchs with up/down patch changing.
@@churchguitarist - Yes, the onboard EXP/VOL pedal and its EXP SW can be used for assigns as well. That would mean you have the UP, DOWN, CTL1, the two extra external footswitches and the EXP/VOL. Yes, that would give you a total of six :-)
@@GuitarNTabs Thanks. I will be getting one which will fit in the gig bag and still might get a GT-1000 as well for the bigger gigs and as a quality backup. Thanks again.
Hi just saw your video, and i wanted to know, can you add more than 2 switches? like you added 2 which is a total of 5, can you add 3 and make it a total of 6? or more?
thanks!
Hey there.
Well no, you can only have the switches shown in this video.
You have the UP, DOWN, CTL1, CTL2 and CTL3 - that's all.
The GT-100 will provide you with more switches and options, if you wish to try that :-)
I hope this helps.
Have a great day
Cheers.
Thank you Sir.
Thanks for watching, Nick! I appreciate it.
Let me know, if you need anything else.
All the best.
Hi mate, your vids are the best resource for gt-1 users. Boss should be paying you! I have a question about the alternative manual mode. Can you have more than a few FX effect set up e.g say I wanted chorus, phaser and comp. Can you do that in manual mode? Also, I see in assigns fx1, fx2 and also things like fx1 chorus, fx1 flanger etc. What's the difference with these? Thanks in advance
Hi there!
Thanks for your comment and questions, I greatly appreciate them.
I'm glad you found my videos helpful.
Sure, you can have several effects set up, while in Alternative Manual Mode.
As you may know the UP and DOWN footswitches can be set to On/Off only 1 effect - for example, UP could turn On/Off the Compressor while DOWN could turn On/Off the OD.
The CTL1 will allow you to activate more than 1 effect, by using the Assigns, which you have a total of 6 of, per patch. So you could set CTL1 to activate the chorus on FX2 and the Phaser on FX1. Keep in mind that you may need to swap the placement of the FX1, if you want to use it for the Phaser, since FX1 is by default placed at the beginning of the signal chain.
Also, if FX1 is already set to Compressor, you'll need an Assign to change from the Comp to the Phaser, and if that's the case, then it would probably be a good idea to have that switch on the CTL1, since you need it to control more effects and parameters. I hope that makes sense. Lastly, if you add a Boss FS-7, you'll be able to control and add further effects and assigns, which I would highly recommend for a setup like this.
If you Assign the FX1 or FX2 parameter only, then it will control the given effect that's chosen in the effect block. The FX1 Chorus, Flanger, etc. is for when you want to control a specific parameter within that effect category, for example if you want to change the rate of the chorus, etc.
I hope all this makes sense. If not, then please do let me know.
Best regards.
@@GuitarNTabs thanks that really does help. I have just bought an fs-7 pedal and so can hopefully get the setup I'm looking for. I'm thinking have the patch set up with comp and delay and perhaps a bit of reverb, then add od/ chorus/flange/phaser/boost as required with the pedals.
@@1984Brido - Hi again.
Excellent, that sounds great!
That would probably be a good way to run things!
Let me know if you need anything else.
Best regards.
Hey man. Can you help me decide between keeping my boss me 25 or upgrading to the gt1? And what are your thoughts about whether to get the zoom g5n or the boss gt1 as they are almost the same price?
Hey there, Overture!
Thanks for your comment and questions, I appreciate it!
The ME-25 is a very fine piece of equipment, but perhaps a bit out-dated and not on par with the newest effect processors...
The GT-1 is superb, and the effects and preamp models are amazing! I've had the GT-1 since it first came out and it has never failed me. I use it direct to the PA/Mixer or Studio Monitors/Headphones and that is great - with the onbaord Preamp models and effects.
I can't recommend much Zoom equipment... to be honest.. What's great about the GT-1 is that you have dedicated Assigns - a total of 6 per patch - that you can assign any effect and parameter to. I use that on every patch I create. It will allow you, for example, to go from one preamp model to another, or switch on a chorus, delay and reverb. And many many more options.
Most of the Zoom stuff can't go as deep and complex as that. Don't get me wrong, while it's deep and complex, it doesn't mean that it's hard to navigate through - it's quite easy.
If you really want to upgrade, the stick to the GT-1 - you won't be disappointed.
Hi mate had the gt1 for a while but I’m wondering whether to use this or get an me 80 for busking.Thoughts?Great tutorial btw.Greetings from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
Hi, Subilon.
Thanks for your comment, kind words and question - it's greatly appreciated.
In terms of size, the ME-80 will take up quite a lot of space, compared to the GT-1. For example, if you want to add external pedals.
I can see both units in your mentioned environment, no problem, but if you already have the GT-1, then give that a go, and see what you think. Programming your patches, and the accessibility, would be just fine with the GT-1.
Let me know if you need anything else.
Best regards.
GuitarNTabs Awesome thanks mate for the info.
For my Metal tone I have mine set as followed:
PreAmp: JC-120
Reverb: Plate
(This is my Dry Clean tone so PreAmp and Reverb are turned on at all times).
Down: FX1 - Harmonist
Up: OD/DS - Metal Zone (my Dirty tone)
CTL1: PreAmp Boost (so I can boost both Clean and Dirty when I want)
EXP1: turns Chorus and Delay on and off (basically this is my Dry/Wet tone control)
EXP1 SW: Tuner (I set the EXP SW pressure pretty high so I wont turn on the tuner by accident).
NOTES:
I turned off the Tuner and Looper options with the double press in case I double click some buttons accidentally.
With this setup I can't move patches up and down with the Up and Down buttons so I have to use the knob for that (which is not a big deal).
I have similar Manual Mode patches for RHCP and other types.
PS: Your videos are very informative and easy to understand and follow. To be honest I figured most of this out by myself toying with my Boss GT-1, but I still went on to watch your GT-1 playlist in case I missed something.
Good job.
Hi there.
Seems like a nice way to have it all set up!
When you say you have EXP1 to turn on chorus and delay, I assume you have its function set to PDL FX only, and not volume also?
I'm glad you found my videos helpful, that means a lot to me.
Let me know if you need anything.
All the best.
@@GuitarNTabs Yes, the EXP1 is set to PDL FX only, so the heel position is a dry sound and the toe position turns the chorus and delay on (wet sound).
And once again, I really enjoy your demo series on the Boss GT-1 and I've watched most of them.
Good job!
BTW! I found out that instead of using the PreAmp Solo as a boost there is another way.
You can set the CTL1 to Master, select volume, and then you have 2 volume options the default and the CTL1 turned on. So you set the default to whatever volume you like and then set the "on" volume as louder as you want it to be and that way you can clean boost your signal without affecting the tone at all.
@@rayana4250 - Hi again,
Thanks for your comment.
Aaah, now that's a great way of using the EXP and its full potential!
Thank you, I'm really happy to hear that. I'm glad they are still of value to players out there.
True, that's also a way of doing it, great"
Keep rockin' and have an excellent day!
Cheers.
Hello great tutorial. I followed you months and months thinking of buying 2nd hand gt1. Well i did yesterday.
My questions is. I assigned the up and down button to turn on/off a certain effects on bank 1. But when i change to bank 2, 3 and so, the up and down button function the same as from bank 1. Is this something global?
I used Natural Clean which is user preset 3 on my GT1, and edited it, reassigning the up and down pedals to effects, OD one one and Delay on the other, I assigned chorus to CTL1. Everything was working as it should as on/off effects. I pulled the guitar cable out of the input to shut GT-1 off and then plugged the cable back in to turn it back on. Nothing had been saved. What am I missing?
Hi Kelly.
Thanks for your comment and question.
Each time you make an adjustment, you need to save it. You save adjustments by pressing both the Enter and Exit buttons, at the same time, and then select the WRITE. That's very important, otherwise you'll loose the settings.
I hope this helps.
Cheers.
Its easy to get overwhelmed by the GT-1 and the manual is not that good so your videos should be required for any new owner. I've had mine for 6 months and still learning how to use it (but I've also been learning to play guitar too so that slows me down). It's all fun and thanks a lot.
Hey there, Whole Witt!
Yes indeed, the GT-1 can be overwhelming at once, you're right!
Thanks for the kind words, I truly appreciate that! :-)
It's all very fun, yeah!
Enjoy it, and rock on, mate!
Cheers!
I found it on this vid
Up/ Down at the end of the chain engage those and that will allow the up/down to work as an individual pedal on each..Etc...
Up/down/ct1/ct2/ct3/
5 separate pedals....
Thx ....Bro....
Exactly, mattrockjm! That's how you do it!
Enjoy it and rock on :-)
Let me know if you need anything else!
Cheers.
I believe there is a way to have 4 controls and still control patch selection. And if you have an FS-6 you can get 6 controls(foot switchs) and still have up and down patch control.
@churchguitarist - You have the 3 onboard footswitches; UP, DOWN and CTL1. Then, if you add either an FS-6 or FS-6, you'll have two extra footswitches = a total of 5. However, you can use the Vol/Exp pedal, for assigns as well, but that would require a little more complex routing :-)
The GT-1 only offers a single extra input for CTL pedals, so there can only be a total of 5 footswitches.
Cheers.
Hi. Can I transfer my favorite patches from GT100 to GT1?
So I don't have to start from scratch?
Many thanks for your helpful tutorials.
@Shirley Mental - I believe it's possible, have a look at this link:
www.vguitarforums.com/smf/index.php?topic=21114.0
I generally just tend to manually copy the settings, between the units, that way I know they will work.. It doesn't take that long anyway.
You are very welcome, I'm glad you found them helpful, and thank you for watching!
All the best.
Well I did all this but when I turn the gt-1 off and back on it resets to factory settings on the up and down buttons and doesn't stay as I programed them .
Hey Clint!
I believe we solved this - by remembering to save the settings, before turning the power off :-)
Cheers!
Can you add wah to the pedal, or do you need to designate wah to one of the 3 buttons (assuming we don't have the extra foot switch? My dilemma is that I have songs that have a few different effects, for example it starts with Delay/Chorus, OD, then i need Distortion and wah, then go back to Delay/Chorus w/out OD. In the next song I need slight distortion and deep delay, which later becomes more intense wah, etc.
Hey there!
Thanks for your question :-)
Well, from what you're explaning here, I would simply use the GT-1 in the standard Preset/Patch Mode.. Making use of the available assigns.. That way it would be so much easier to set things up the way you want them, and need them. Doing it that way, from what you need, in Stompbox Mode, even without the extra footswitch, would be almost impossible.. or atleast very difficult.. Sorry to say it..
I would use the GT-1 in Preset/Patch Mode for what you're looking for - it would be way easier that way :-)
I hope that makes sense?
If you have further questions, or something else, then please let me know! I'll be happy to help you out further, that's for sure :-)
Have a great day.
Cheers!
Hi. I did play with one in a music store for an hour and the guy couldn't get it to do what I was asking. So what you're saying is use the presets (or even tailor them), set them up in order of use? Can you change numbering/ordering of presets? The music store guy couldn't do it. If I like preset 32 (chorus/distortion/wah) and 33 is my clean/phaser/compression, and 34 is OD and tremolo and I need to go back to 32, do I have to click through 33? I just don't get it. OR could I get an additional foot switch, and make a patch for CT1 (chorus/distortion) CT2 Clean/phaser/comp) CT3 OD,tremolo, CT4 etc and just use them as stomp boxes? I hope this makes sense. I'm trying to get rid of the messy stomp box pedalboard I now have with the HISS and hum, etc.
Hi again :-)
Man, it's so sad that shops and sellers don't even know how to sell or showcase the unit.. It just makes me sad.. What you are looking for is indeed possible :-) It's just a matter of setting it all up, like you say.
Yes, you can easily change the position of patches, and have them in a certain order. I do that all the time, especially if I play live.
You will have to use the UP and DOWN footswitches to scroll through the patches you want to use. So set up the patches in the order you want it, and then use UP and DOWN to scroll through them.
For example:
Make sure to save the presets you want to use, in the order you want to use them - as you mentioned - Preset 32, 33 and 34. Then save them in that order and use the UP and DOWN switches to scroll to/through them.
Hope this helps!
If not, then let me know :-)
Cheers :-)
There's some way to assign the tap tempo + another function to the ctl button?
Luan Tenno - Yes, there is. Using the GT-1's Assigns will allow you to have several effects assigned to the CTL1 footswitch, or external footswitches, like the Boss FS-7.
Are you looking for a tutorial, or?
Thanks.
Cheers.
Hey Have a great day
May i ask if I can use GT-3 to my analog using also manual mode?
And i don't know how manual mode is
Hi there, Gangu Lu.
Hope you have a great day too!
I'm not familiar with the GT-3, but I'm sure there's a Manual for it, on Boss' webpage, if you have a look.
I'm sure the Manual will tell you, if there's one.
I hope this helps.
Best regards.
Thank you for being such a big help. For my CTL 2 and 3, I use a mechanical latching two switch pedal. It only latches so I set the processor to momentary, then it's one hit ON, one hit OFF.
HUGE QUESTION.... have you found the GT-1B is useful for guitar as well as bass ? I play both and so far use it more for guitar than bass. I'm no expert but to me the GT-1B does just fine with guitar. Anyone else try this ? What was your impression ?
Thanks !!!!
Hi there, Griendrr.
Thanks for your kind words and question, I greatly appreciate it!
I haven't had a chance to check out the GT-1B, but from what I've seen it should be pretty much identical, so I can't see a problem using it for both.
You should be good, so nothing really to worry about there.
Rock on and have fun!
Let me know if there's anything else I can do.
Have a great day.
@@GuitarNTabs I'm going down a bit of a rabbit hole today. I'd like to go to boss tone central, download some of those tasty guitar patches, and load them into my GT-1B (BASS UNIT)
I contacted boss support and they say no can do, incompatible, different engineering, different pre amps, but I'm not so sure about that. I'd love to try it. My buddy says I might fry my unit. I highly doubt that, thinking the worst that would happen is doing a factory reset, while the prospect of finding out that both the gt1 and gt1b are interchangeable by loading bass and or guitar patches is so sweet I'd love to try.
Do you have any thoughts or suggestions on where I'm heading here ?
Thank You Again.
@@BDX2BDX2 - Hi!
I'm very sorry for my late reply, I've been behind on answering comments...
Hmm, well I guess it can be done, but it might not sound the same, between the two units... It's true, they are made differently, so Boss has a point.
I'm sure nothing will happen if you try, but the outcome probably isn't that great.
I hope this helps.
Sorry again.
Cheers.
Did you read and understand my question from a few days ago?
Thank you
Sorry, I've been really busy, but I'll look at it now 😊
Cheers.
Hi, is it possible to press one button only to come from preset modus to manuell modus as in Boss ME80, for example? How can I do it? I mean to come from preset to manuell as quick as possible without coming to menu and to press more.
Hi there.
Well, the GT-1 doesn't have a dedicated Manual Mode, like the GT-100 does, so that is not possible, sadly enough..
The only way to set-up this GT-1 Alternative Manual Mode, would be to do like I've done in this video 😊
It can't be done with a single press of a footswtich..
I hope this makes sense.
Let me know if you need anything else.
Cheers 🍻
@@GuitarNTabs Hi, I made it today. When I set a preset in the Manual Modus, I can exit the Manual Modus on the next preset with knob number 1, left - down, right - up. It's not how wished, but a help. 🙌🍻
@@robson6491 - Aha, I see. That's good to know - but I'm sorry to hear that it wasn't how you wished it..
I hope it'll be useful anyway.
Let me know if you need anything else.
Cheers 🍻
Is there a way to assign the expression pedal as a pitch shifter in a patch?
Hi!
What exactly should the EXP Pedal control with the Pitch Shifter??
If I know that, it might be easier to answer :-)
Cheers!
My preamp have to stay ste same when switching ?
It's possible to assign to up or down switch a certain patch number? Or maybe with external switch?
Hi there!
Well, you can't assign a certain patch number or bank to the UP or DOWN switches.. It can only go one up or one down, as it does by default.. :-)
If youre in this manual mode, how do you change to different presets since weve used up the up and down buttons. Is there a different way to scroll through presets? I'm going to get a GT1 and havent gotten it yet so Im just watching every video on the internet about it for fun haha.
Hi there,
Thanks for your comment and question, I greatly appreciate it.
You can do a few things, actually.
Set the function for one of the three knobs to scroll through patches, or, connect an external footswitch, like the FS-7 from Boss, and have it do the changes.
I hope this helps.
Let me know if you need anythhing else.
Cheers.
A bit late to the party but - when in manual load - does the onboard tuner still work by pressing the down/up buttons simultaneously? I ask because you have a separate TC tuner on the pedalboard.
Hi there!
No, the whole idea of the "Manual Mode" is that you change the operation of the UP and DOWN footswitches, so they act as your regular stompbox pedalboard.
However, if you need the onboard tuner, assign the Tuner function to an external footswitch, like the Boss FS-7, etc. and activate it that way.
I have an external tuner on my pedalboard, because I don't find the onboard one to be that accurate...
TC Electronic is the go-to tuner for me.
I hope this helps.
Let me know if you need anything else.
Best regards.
can you assign the 3 footswitchs, to pull up 3 different patchs, if so how, thx great videos brother
Hi there, Jeff.
Thanks for your comment and question, I greatly appreciate it.
Also big thanks for your kind words!
Sadly no, that's not an option. The footswitches and Assigns can not be used to recall specific patches.
I hope this helps.
Let me know if you need anything else.
Hi! GT 1 Stump mode patches...Will it work or be practical for live set to program the Play Mode pressing UP&DOWN together to MEM-1 and pressing DOWN&CTL1 together to MEM+1? (replace by external tuner pedal or clip-on and external looper)
If this is the case, then with an external CTL2 and CTL3 pedal (f.i.FS7) there are 5 programmable on/off switches (3 CTL's distibuted over 6 assigns and use UP and DOWN for 2 effects on/off) and use the onboard expression pedal switch on/off for f.i. Wah OR for the 6th effect on/off switch (that would control 6 stumpbox on/off switches). This way max 99 user patches or stumpbox variation patches would be an option.
I have not tried this at home. Anyone?
Update: just programmed stump patch like this...seems to work for me. Experimental days ahead.
Hello!
What you wrote is possible, yes. It all depends on how you set it up, but it will be possible. The great addition is the FS-7, so you can get two extra footswitches!
Experiment with it, and see what happens!
All the best.
Hi , love your videos . Quick question I hope . I attached a dual pedal ( not Boss) I changed the down switch to delay . The up to reverb and ctl1 to OD/DS . I changed ct2 to down-1 and CT3 to up+1 . Thought all was good . I copied setting across several patches . So I pushed CT2 and it just flies through the patches until it reached a patch not copied . Same with down just flies through . Do you know how to get this working . I e tried three different pedals . So defo not the pedal or the cables . Thanks
Hi - Thank you, I greatly appreciate it!
That because the footswitch isn't a latching one, which is what you need. A Momentary footswitch will do this.
This is why I always recommend to get the Boss footswitches, because they will work, no matter what.
Also, do make sure to have a TRS-jack cable, that's needed too.
I hope this helps.
I did buy the FS7 and it works perfectly . As being new to pedals the GT1 is great for me , cheaper than a load of pedals and does everything I need . Keep the videos coming 👍🎸🎼
@@derekhandley3270 - That's excellent, I'm happy to hear that!
Indeed, the GT-1s is a great piece of kit!
Thanks, please let me know if you have further questions.
Have a great day.
Hey man! I enjoyed your video! Gt-1 is indeed small but powerful. I'm just a little bit confused about the difference of Control and Assign. What will Assign option do? Thanks man
Hi there, Ivor :-)
Thanks for watching and thanks for your comment!
It's the same, I believe I just used those two words to describe the function, hehe.
You able to assign effects and then control them, is what I mean.
Assigning effects and parameters will allow you to turn effects and parameter on/off or perhaps change the value of some of the effects. For example. You can have a compressor, chorus and reverb on, then you assign the chorus to be turned off, an overdrive pedal to be turned on and a delay to be turned on.
The assigns will allow you to 'expand' your sound and patches. If that makes sense?
I have videos on how to assign, so take a look at those, and things might be a little clearer :-)
Let me know!
Cheers!
Hi sir. Yes! I saw your video on how to assign. Really helpful :) I didn't have the Gt-1 yet but your video is just a great help for me to decide! And i found out on the BOSS website, that using the CTL1 we can use 2 assigns, so we can turn on/off 3 effects at the same time :D so cool and usable
But if we had used assign 1 and 2 already for control 1, I think we can't use assign 1 and 2 again for external control, make sense sir?
Great, I'm glad to hear that :-)
You're going to love the GT-1! It's great!
For the CTL1, CTL2 and CTL 3 we have a total of 6 available assigns. So if you only want to assign effects to the CTL1 then you have 6 available assigns to choose from! If you have a Boss FS-7 footswitch connected, then you can decide how many of the 6 available assigns you want to use on the 3 different footswitches (CTL1, CTL2 and CTL3) :-)
Really cool, and indeed usable! I use it like that all the time!
I'm able to start out with a clean sound, then switch to a dirty sound and lastly to a solo/lead sound - all within ONE patch! :-) It's great!
WOW. Thank you so much sir! So there are 2 assigns per Control?
Hi if the up, down, ctl 1-3 buttons are assigned as to toggle other effects, how would you scroll between presets?
Hey there, @Charles Javier 😊
Thanks for your comment and question - I appreciate it!
Basically there would be two ways to still be able to do it:
1. Use one of the 3 rotating knobs, located under the LCD-screen, and do it that way.
You can change the function of each knob.
2. Add an extra footswitch - like the FS-6 or FS-7 - and have that one doing the changing, etc.
It all really depends on what you need.
Let me know if this helps. Or if you have further questions - I'd be happy to help out.
Cheers.
@@GuitarNTabs so you confirm sir that if i have a external footswitch like fs6 or fs7 and setting up to patch change, i can change the patch up and down ???
Manual mode -> fs7 footswitch to patch change
@@bric-a-brac6130 - Yes, exactly!
That's a way to replicate the Manual Mode, as we know it from the GT-100 😊
I hope this makes sense.
Best regards.
@@GuitarNTabs wow last question is there a looper? And can i assign it to another external switch?
What i mean is external foot switch fs7 (patch change) and another external fooswitch for looper? 🤔
@@bric-a-brac6130 - Yes, the GT-1 features a Loop as well! 😊
You can do certain assigns, for the Looper yes - it will all be available in the Owner's Manual and Boss GT-1 Parameter Guide. You can find them online.
Yup, that should work 👍
Best regards.
Do you have a video on how to change your signal chain?
I have 2 videos coming, will be uploaded this week, about the Signal Chain and how it works.
I hope that helps - if not, then let me know.
Best regards.
I have the gt1 since this week. Not sure if im keeping it. Good for the price, but i prefer the simplicity of the me80. Maybe i will return the gt1and get the me80. What do you think?
Hey there, Jeroen :-)
Thanks for watching and thanks for your comment.
I really love my GT-1! It's a fantastic piece of gear and the preamps/effects are just perfect.
The true advantage is to use it in Stereo - that's where the unit really shines!
I use the GT-1 live and at rehearsals, and it's so simple and easy to work out and set up.
I don't see the simplicity of the ME-80, to be honest.. There would be a lot more menus to dive through...
I see the GT-1 being far more superior as to that.
I would give the GT-1 another go, getting it all set up right, and finding some great patches!
I would happily help out with that, if you need it.
Well.. atleast that's my "2 cents".. hehe.
Hope this helps.
Best regards & Cheers.
Hej!
Tak for informative videoer :-)
Overvejer at købe GT-1´eren for at gøre mit board endnu mere kompakt.
Bruger rigtig meget looper i live situationer, når jeg spiller solo. Indtil videre har jeg anvendt en loopstation fra boss og en FS5-U switch. Her fungerer FS5-u´eren som en stop knap, således jeg ikke skal dobbelt-tappe, hvilket er super rart live. Vil høre om man kan assigne FS-7´eren til lignende funktioner, når man looper? Kunne være rart at slippe for loopstation og FS5-u på boardet :-)
MVH Chris
Hej Chris!
Fedt at høre fra en landsmand - lækkert!
Tak for din kommentar, det sætter jeg pris på, og dejligt at vide du fandt videoerne informative.
Jeg kan fuldt ud anbefale GT-1'eren - det er virkelig en fed lille maskine, og mulighederne er utrolig mange.
Det var lige præcis derfor jeg valgte at prøve GT-1'eren, grundet dens størrelse og kompakte form.
Ja, FS-7'eren vil fungere præcis som din gamle FS5-U'er vil - det skulle ikke være noget problem.
Jeg har selv FS-7'eren og jeg er vild med den - især funktionen at den ikke kræver et 9V batteri!
Kan godt forstå at det ville skabe lidt plads med de to pedaler mindre på board. Så regner du simpelthen med at bruge GT-1'erens looper sammen med FS-7?
Ser frem til at høre fra dig.
Cheers!
Hej igen.
Fedt, det lyder godt!
Hmm, du kan desværre ikke assigne forskellige patches til de enkelte footswitches... Du kan programmere dine patches sådan, at de vil komme i den rækkefølge du ønsker, så du nemt bare kan klikke/scroll op, for at komme til det næste patch.
Jeg er nødt til lige at tjekke det selv på min GT-1, for at se om der ikke skulle være et set-up til looperen :-)
Jeg skal nok lige vende tilbage, når jeg ved mere :-)
Stay tuned!
Cheers.
GuitarNTabs fedt! Tak 🎈
Can you do a FOUR CABLE SYSTEM on a BOSS GT 1? Is that Possible? Thanks
Hey!
No, that is not possible, sadly.
The GT-1 would need an effects loop to be operated in 4 Cable Method :-)
Cheers.
Hi sir how about manual mode but the external ctrl 2 and 3 is for up and down so i can switch to another patches 🤔 is it possible? Please reply asap i need to know 😅
Hey there, Jake 😊
If you have a Boss FS-6 or FS-7 connected to the SUB CTL, then they can be set to do patch UP and patch DWN - that should be no problem.
You can basically set up the different footswitches to do what ever you need.
I hope this helps.
Let me know
Cheers.
@@GuitarNTabs and you can set them as "patch" or "system". If set to " system", the up and down function will work for all patches. I use an external footswitch to go up and down patches. This way, i can use the two other switches like ctrl1 and get the blue/red ledring to show functions on/off. On some patches, I use the switches as if they were stomp pedals !
@@jeromes2240 - Thanks for pitching in, man! It's greatly appreciated!
Have an excellent day!
Cheers.
@@GuitarNTabs just as a side note, I use an old Behringer FS112 that one can find for 10€/$, but you have to modify it so that it works with Boss multieffects. Boss footswitches use "normally closed" electronic switches. If you use another FS, it will certainly have "normally open" switches so you will have to replace them. Like in this video th-cam.com/video/dorA9yS0hjY/w-d-xo.html and this one here th-cam.com/video/QRf9r444u5o/w-d-xo.html
Very easy operation, far cheaper than Boss fs7 👍
@@jeromes2240 - Hey again!
You recent reply got stuck in my TH-cam Spam filter... probably has something to do with the links.. Oh well, I just discovered it, and now it's approved!
Thanks for sharing those videos, they might be of help to other users!
I totally see the trick in doing that, epseically if you're handy with electronics!
Have an excellent day
Cheers.!
How do you get to Manual Mode? Icant find the option anywhere in the menu ...
Hey, Ray.
Well, I've explained it all in the video, and in the beginning I say "the GT-1 doesn't have a dedicated Manual Mode, like the GT-100 does".. This video shows you the steps to create something similar.. 😊
So go back, re-watch the video, and see what happens.
I hope that helps..
I cant figure out how to change patches from external footswitch. How do you do that?
Hi,
There's no need to post the same answer on multiple videos, it's just going to mess things up.
You can't assign individual patches to the footswitches, you can however toggle between patches, like the UP and DOWN footswitches is already doing.
I hope this helps.
Hay alguna forma de cambiar a modo manual rápidamente?
Hola.
No soy bueno en español, pero Google Translate puede ayudar un poco. Espero que puedas entenderlo, jeje.
No, no especialmente porque GT-1 no tiene un Modo Manual decisivo, al igual que el GT-100. Tienes que programar cada interruptor de pie para lo que quieres que haga.
Espero que esto te ayude, si no, házmelo saber :-)
I got a Question what if you link an Analog Distortion to the Boss GT 1? Where should you put it? What cable method should be use?
You would put the Distortion before the GT-1 - like this:
Guitar --> Distortion --> GT-1 Input --> GT-1 Output --> Amp.
That's the optimal way - an overdrive/distortion should always be placed before an actual preamp.
No real cable method used here - it's just a standard connection :-)
I hope this helps - if not, then let me know!
Cheers! :-)
GuitarNTabs Thanks a Lot. ;) I got my Boss GT 1 maybe I will upload a Video as soon as I get the right tone.
You are very welcome :-)
Sounds great! Have you got it figured out? Or do you need help with anything? :-)
Anyway, just let me know.
Cheers!
Is it possible to use only the stomp boxes, bypassing all else, into the front of a tube amp?
Hi there, Gino.
Thanks for your comment and question, I greatly appreciate it.
By "stomp boxes" do you mean all the effects, like OD/DS, FX1, Delay, Reverb?
Let me know, and I'd be happy to assist.
Cheers.
@@GuitarNTabs Thanks for replying. I’m wanting to use all effects that one might normally use in front of the preamp, I.e. gain boost, fuzz, distortion, etc. Time based effects like reverb and delay I would use in the effects loop through a completely separate unit. Basically I want to use the GX 1 just like an analog pedal platform in front of the preamp of a tube/valve amplifier. Thanks for the help 👍
@@ginogenero7972 - No problem at all - thank you for getting back to me!
Thanks for clearing that up, it makes a lot more sense now, of what you're trying to achieve.
You simply set up your patches with the effects you want, and then make sure to save (write) those changes, to all the patches you desire.
All effects that you don't need, you simply turn OFF and make sure to save (write) as mentioned above.
I hope this helps.
How to two instruments play together....GT1 one is primary and background in chours like such as chruch organ and others.
Hey!
Hmm, I'm not quite sure I know what you're talking about?
Can you explain it a little better?
Thanks.
Pls do it on Boss Me 20 that how we can make patches and use factory presets
Hello Richard.
Sadly I do not own a ME-20... Who knows, maybe I will at some point.
Happy New Year.
My ancient boss gt 6 from 2004 is gone. Some capacitors licked and never came to life. Do you think this Gt 1 is by far superior in effects and amp simulators ? I mean in sound general. Do I need the boss fs7 for more effects on/off? I have a boss fs5 latch footswitch .
Hello there, Cesar.
Thanks for your comment and questions, I greatly appreciate it!
I'm sorry to hear about your trusty GT-6!
The GT-1 is a great option, and I would highly recommend it, in all seriousness.
The effects are true to the Boss standard, which we all know and love, and the preamp and cabinet models are really fantastic.
The preamp and cabinet models doesn't require much tweaking, in order to get a great sound!
I'm sure the GT-1 will suit your style and playing.
If you want to hear some of the preamp models in action, then find my video where I demo some of the preamps, it's on my channel.
I would recommend the FS-7, yes. It will allow you to use both CTL2 and CTL3 - and that is great for using the onboard Assigns!
I have the FS-7 and it make things so much easier.
Please let me know if you have further questions or requests.
All the best.
GuitarNTabs thanks for your answer. I will buy the fs7 when arrives here at the music stores. And yes I have another question to you regarded gt-6 . Do you think it can be repaired ? I opened and saw a brown fluid like chocolate coming out from four or five capacitors . They must be boss original replacements or the technician can uses another brand ? Best of the best to your excellent channel.
@@cesarccoronel1156 - Sure, no problem, I'm happy to assist.
Sounds good, regarding the FS-7.
Sure, that should be fixable, atleast to the proper tech-guy. He/she might also have some capacitors that match, or should fit.
I don't know anyone like that personally, but I'm sure you could find someone in your area.
Let me know how it all goes!
All the best to you as well.
GuitarNTabs thanks I will let you know
@@cesarccoronel1156 - Thanks, I'd appreciate that!
Best of luck!
Thanks "You Know"
Well.. I can't take it back, can I?
Hope you got good information still 😉
Hey. Could you tel me please if I can switch between my saved presets with up and down button?
Thanks
Hi there,
Yes, the UP and DOWN footswitches will let you scroll through your saved patches, no problem.
Let me know if you have further questions.
Cheers.
Sorry for bothering you. Scroll or switch? I just want to faster switch between rhythm and solo. For example I want to save UP button for clear sound (rhythm) and DOWN for a solo from one of my presets or patches. Would it be work?
Thanks again
@@emnyc4592 - Hi again,
Aaah, I see now, you want to quickly switch between a rhythm patch and a lead patch. Well, instead of having two separate patches, you can have it all in ONE single patch, by using the GT-1's Assigns. Are you familiar with those?
The UP and DOWN footswitches can't be used to save patches on, they will only let you scroll through your patches, up and down.
You want to use the Assigns, and set up your rhythm sound and then your lead sound, all in ONE patch.
Do you follow? If not, then let me know, and I will help you out.
Cheers.
GuitarNTabs - I asked you before purchasing GT1. Now I have it and finally figured out how it works. Thanks
@@emnyc4592 - I see, sorry if I were late to reply..
That's great to hear!
Let me know if you need anything else!
How do you save your manual presets so you don't lose them when you turn off unit?
Press the ENTER and EXIT buttons, at the same time, and save the patch to a desired location. It will then be saved and ready for you to recall, when you fire up the unit again later.
I hope this helps 😊
@@GuitarNTabs Thanks! I should have known that. One more question. Is it possible to have to different effects from say FX1 assigned to two different locations i.e. a flange & a phaser one being on say CTL1 & the other on say CTL2? I hope that makes sense.
@@bernielalonde1898 - No worries, I'm glad you asked 😊
That should be possible, yes. I would start by assigning the FX1 effect to the CTL1. Press the MEMORY-EDIT button, and find the CT1 icon, then press ENTER. Set the FUNCTION to FX1 and the MODE to TOGGLE.
Make sure you have set the FX1 to Flanger - you do that by pressing the MEMORY-EDIT and finding the FX1 icon, then use the TYPE knob, knob 3, to select the Flanger.
Then head to one of your available assigns, for example, Assign 1 (A1) and press ENTER.
Turn the assign ON, select the SOURCE, in this case CTL2, and set the MODE to TOGGLE. Then press ENTER.
Set the CATEGORY to FX1 and the TARGET to TYPE. Then press ENTER.
Set the MIN to Flanger and the MAX to Phaser.
That should be it - that should leave you with the Flanger on CTL1, and when you press CTL2, it will switch from the Flanger to the Phaser.
Let me know what you think 😊
Best regards.
brother the CTL 2 and CTL 3 is kind of a global setting? you cannot assign different settings for CTL 2 and CTL 3 to change every patch?
Hey there, Jose :-)
Thanks for your comment and question.
No, not really.. The CTL1, CTL2 and CTL3 all have their own menu-icon, when you go into the MEMORY EDIT/SIGNAL CHAIN screen. That basically allows you to have an extra parameter/effect/assign set up for that particular footswitch. Then, if you wish to assign more effects/parameters to those footswitches, then you would have to go to the first available assign (Assign 1 to Assign 6) With those assigns you can select what footswitch they will be active on.
You can indeed set up different effects and parameters for the CTL2 and CTL3 for every patch :-)
I hope this makes sense.
If not, then please let me know, and I'll try to explain it better :-)
Cheers, Jose.
in my case, I have a boss fs-7 connected and I would like to have a delay on CTL 2 and a tap tempo on CTL 3, and OD on/off on CTL 1 and save it on User bank 1 but when I make another patch on User bank 2 with a different controls on CTL 2 and CTL 3 (for example i want to have a Phaser on CTL 2 and Delay on CTL 3) and when I save it, it will automatically affect the one I save on User bank 1, it will change what I have assign on User bank 1 it will become what I parameters Ive assign on user bank 2.
Good choice, of going with the FS-7, I have that footswitch as well.
Before I try to answer you question fully, I have to get this down right... When you say "User Bank 1" are you then referring to the whole bank or just one patch on User Bank 1?
Because, User Bank 1 consists of 4 patches, and that's the same for User Bank 2. All banks have 4 patches on them. That's why I need to know a little more about your set up :-)
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Regards.
What I mean on the User Bank 1 is the US01, User bank 2 US02 in the upper right on the onboard screen. Hope you'll get what I mean. I think that there is no way we can set up different effects and parameters for the CTL2 and CTL3 for every patch, I guess it is a Global setting for CTL 2 and CTL 3.
Mine is I set up the US01: the first 2 "footswitches" as UP and DOWN, the CTL 1 OD on/off, CTL 2 is Delay on/off, and CTL 3 tap tempo, then on US02: the first 2 "footswitches" as UP and DOWN, CTL 1 OD on/off, CTL 2 Phaser on/off, and CTL 3 Delay on/off, after I saved the US02 and I get back to US01 the CTL 2 on US01 becomes a Phaser on/off, and CTL 3 on US01 becomes a Delay on/off just like Id set it up on US2. I need to know if you have an idea on how to make this work? Thank you.
Can you use the boss fs 7 as a bank switch pleasee i need help
Hi there,
The GT-1 actually doesn't have banks, just presets, which you scroll through using the UP and DOWN footswitches.
However, you can connect a Boss FS-7 footswitch, and have the FS-7 change through the patches.
I hope this helps.
Cheers.
Hi! are other brands of external footswitches compatible with the BOSS GT-1? (ie. H&K FS-2 dual footswitch)
Hey there :-)
To be honest, I haven't tried any other footswitches than the Boss ones..
I would simply buy the Boss ones - either the FS-6 or the FS-7 - they are fantastic and well made :-)
I guess that some other footswitches might work, but I can't really comment on that, since I haven't tried.
Anyway, I hope this helps.
Have a great day
Cheers.
Does it have a volume pedal?
Yes, the GT-1 has an onboard Volume/Expression pedal. You can see it at the start of this video...
I hope this helps.
can we save manual mode as patches??
Well, the GT-1 doesn't feature a dedicated Manual Mode, but as this video shows, then you can work around it, to create something similar. If I remember correctly, then you should be able to set this up for the desired amount of patches you need/want - with different settings, etc.
As long as you have a footswitch that is assigned to go a patch UP and/or DOWN, like normal - or, you can use one of the knobs for that, if that's easier. If that makes sense 😊
Do you know how you can get the CTL1 to switch off the WAH pedal and turn OD on at the same time?
Hey there, Liam.
Thanks for your comment, and for watching!
You would have to start by setting up the function of the CTL1, by finding its menu, by pressing the MEMORY EDIT-button. Just scroll to find it.
Then set-up the function for the CTL1. If you can't find the desired parameter, then leave the CTL1 menu and go straight to the first available assign (A1), and go from there. Search for the WAH option, and make sure to set the category to OFF and ON - if that makes sense? I think you'll get it, when you have the unit in front of you :-)
Once the WAH assign is set up, then head to the next assign (A2) and this time find the OD/DS option and set-up the assign, and that should basically be it.
I hope this helps - if not, then please let me know, and I'll explain it in another way :-)
We can easily work it out.
Have a great day.
Cheers.
Thx ... but how do u get into the manual mode ?
Please hook up a brother thx....got it....
Thx
Hey there, mattrockjm.
Thanks for your question and comment.
Well, since the GT-1 doesn't have a dedicated Manual Mode, then you can't really enter one, on the GT-1.
You would have to set all the footswitches up, like I do in this video, to make it work like Manual Mode :-)
It should all be in this video, so follow along, and see what happens.
Let me know how it goes
Cheers :-)
GuitarNTabs So you named the patch manual mode?
Yes I did, after setting up all the footwitches I needed :-)
Hope this helps.
Cheers.
Your video starts off in Manual mode. How did you get in "manual mode"
Hi,
Really there isn't a Manual Mode for the GT-1, it's a patch which is set up to act as a Manual Mode.
It's all in the video, so follow it all the way through.
I hope this helps.
Cheers.
I don't understand how to use this I've never known what is what
Hi there, Robert.
Well, you need to be a little more specific than that... I would be happy to help you out, but I need more to go on, in order to do so.
Have you had the chance to take a look at my remaining tutorial videos? I'm sure they will be of help, but if not, then let me know, and I'll help you out.
Thanks & Cheers.
La compré pero es muy dificil usarla y no encuentro tutoriales en español para aprender
Hola Fernando
Gracias por su mensaje y feliz Navidad.
Lamento que no puedas encontrar ayuda con tu GT-1
Desafortunadamente, no sé español, pero puedo intentar usar Google Translate para ayudarte.
¿Con qué necesitas ayuda?
Gracias y Saludos.
se la compré a mi hijo , todo bien en usar los diferentes sonidos , ahora cuando queremos pasar de un sonido por ejemplo distorsión y volver a limpio solo usando el pie como podemos hacerlo ?
agradecería mucho la ayuda.
Gracias por tu comentario.
De hecho, hice un video donde muestro cómo cambiar de un sonido puro a un sonido distorsionado.
Hay un enlace aquí:
th-cam.com/video/EpJQTW6gNY8/w-d-xo.html
Avísame si tienes más preguntas.
GuitarNTabs
Exelente !!!
Muchísimas gracias amigo....
Probaremos con mi hijo hoy dia mismo !!!
Gracias por tu tiempo.
Gracias. Me alegro de que pueda ayudarte.
¡Déjame saber cómo va a ser!
Saludos y feliz Navidad!
Pitty this is a global setting and not per user patch.
Hi Mike!
Yeah.. It's kind of a permanent setting, once you've changed the function of the knobs..
Would actually be cool if Boss made it an option to set it up on a patch per patch basis!
Enjoy and cheers!
Just discovered it isn't global!
It is per patch basis.
Like this unit more every day (had it for 3 days).
Great sound as you'd expect from Boss.
At €189 can't complain.
Oh, I see what you ment, sorry!
Yes, you can apply this per patch, sure! :-)
The GT-1 is great, and I really enjoy mine, that's for sure!
Great tones indeed!
Cheers, mate!
Sounds like a pain in the ass lol
Excuse me??
If you have any serious requests, or need assistance with your GT-1, then please let me know.
Regards.
Not for nothing if you going to do this problem and spending stupid money on this get an boss ME80 and cut the chase
Hey there, Edwin.
I see where you're coming from, but I guess it's all a matter of personal preference.
I think it's great that you can do both methods, using the GT-1.
Anyway, thanks for your comment!
Let me know if there's something I can do.
Have a nice day
Cheers.
Boss=Garbage.
Hey @Greg Keen.
Well, that's your opinion... but what exactly are your opinion based on?
Personal experience with the GT-1 or??
Looking forward to hear from you
Regards.
@@GuitarNTabs So I'm in the market for a new multieffects unit. I have a Line 6 Floor Pod that I play through currently. It sounds fantastic, but a little dated. I started watching comparisons on TH-cam, and trying out different units live, and in every single case, every other unit sounds better than any Boss machine. That goes for the GT -1, GT-1000, and the ME -80. In every single case the BOSS sounds dead and lifeless with less headroom, presence and tonal quality. That's not say you couldn't add some of that into the sound by tweaking it for hours, but why not start off with something that sounds better to begin with. At the moment I haven't decided if it's going to be the Zoom G5N, G3N, or the Headrush Gigboard. The New Line 6 products sound better too, but I've been there and done that. As far as sound quality, the Gigboard sounds the best out of everything, but that's just my opinion.
@@gregkeen4907 - See, that's an answer I can use!
If you have only used the Factory Presets, when trying those Boss units out, then I can clearly see why you have that impression.. But please, tell me that isn't the case?
No matter the unit, any Factory Preset would sound dull, and clearly not give a clear representation.. Those Factory Presets are only there to show how extreme the unit can be.. Which doesn't tell a signal usable thing!
The real gold is ALWAYS found in the patches you create from scratch. I've had so many players ask why the GT-1 didn't sound good, when they used it, and 99% of the time, they only used the Factory Presets.
It's also very hard to determine what's good, and what's not, if the play-through is limited and short.. The key here is time and patience, as with all other things.
I've had excellent results with my GT-1, and I can't imagine a better unit. Tweaking is easy, and it really doesn't require much, trust me! I've tried the Zoom units, and I really wouldn't recommend them - but hey, that's just my opinion, just like you have yours 😊
It'll be interesting to see what you choose!
Best of luck.
Regards.