@@adairo16 I've never used it but I'll try it and see what I come up with. Next time I'm going to do a video on the GT100 distortions and effects. Check out the video i made on the GT100 preamps. And thanks for the comments.
Supposedly, If you get a midi pedal you can use manual mode and switch patches with that and assign more effects to each pedal without having to press the two bank buttons to switch/change. Can you tell me how to use my amps ch 3 distortion tone (and or clean channel) but use the boss gt100 effects in manual mode? I just got the gt100 recently.
@@dinobosecreativity What mean used it live? I am not a musician. I just play for me for pleasure and relax. Sometimes for my family. Practically always 100% live improvisation. I'm not recording it.
@@americanwoodworkingtrickss6543 I meant like playing with a band live. But you are a musician. Just by knowing how to play and doing it regularly makes you a musician. You can be a musician in many different ways.
My first multi effects/amp modeler deck was Boss GT-8 which was a couple generations before the GT-100. it had some great tones on it and really brought some life to my crate half stack. i was just a kid buying whatever i could get on deep discount used. now i have boss gt-1000 core and its pretty fantastic. people complain still that gt-1000 doesnt sound like a real amp 😂 people are pretty silly. gt-1000 sounds amazing and now i actually know how to use these things as opposed to my gt-8 when i had no idea what a phaser or a plexi or a 1959 or a compressor was and had little idea of how to use it, just poking around on pre-sets.
Well you really have to take time and dial things in. All the people who complain aren't spending enough time tweaking their sound like they would with a real amp with pedals/fx. I also learned all about amp and speaker simulators with my GT3. That's how I got started with virtual amps.
Nice video;thanks a lot!I own this gt100 for now about 3 Years and i dont have the feeling to get something other!For my Computer(Cubase...),my amp or direct into whatever;my GT100 is such an amazing guitartool11
I'm a newbie guitar enthusiast and was about to buy the BOSS TR2 cause I want the tremolo effect to sound like THE SMITHS.... until I saw your tutorial and demo in this GT100! Thanks for indeed saving me money and the hassle of 9V battery, power supply, etc! You've got a new subscriber here! Thanks again Dino! 😊
Thanks Jason!! You already have a GT100? Yea the trem is great, I had it in my Boss GT3 too, I love Tremolo!!! I did a short demo on the GT100 trem here th-cam.com/video/4BUE2nwEdeM/w-d-xo.html
@@dinobosecreativity hi Dino, I haven't bought the GT100 yet. I was going to get the Boss TR2 but after seeing your tutorial, i have changed my mind with getting the GT100. Just want to ask you first if the TR2 and GT100 would have the same TREMOLO sound effect?
@@exciter300 well it's all Boss so it definitely should. I tried the TR2 long ago and from what I remember the GT trems are the same. Like I said in the video, that's why I got the GT3 and GT100. Because they had all the individual Boss pedal sounds in one pedalboard. You can always return the GT100 if you don't like the trem.
@@dinobosecreativityHi Dino! I finally bought the BOSS GT100! The best earlyXmas present for myself 😊. Please check my unboxing video as I gave a shout out to you for helping me decide to get it. I also finally have a tremolo where I hopefully made a close sound of The Smiths Song "How soon is Now" 😎
@@exciter300 Wow that's awesome! You must be like a kid in a candy store! Merry early X-mas! I'll check out the video, thanks so much for the shout out. I was supposed to go live yesterday but had issues with youtube and streaming and couldn't do it. That's good, glad you got a trem going. I'll probably do that video for next week. With the special Marr secret to nail that "How Soon is Now" sound
I have one of these coming in the mail. Bought it for all the reasons you said. This is a premature question, but i must have missed the setting when going in a mixer, then active speaker. Also can I plug in two guitars at the same time. This video took a lot of work for you, so thank you for you time and enthusiasm. These videos take hours, if not days to make
You have to decide what's best for your gear in the Output Select setting, this part of the video --> th-cam.com/video/yap67dv7cjc/w-d-xo.html. For mixer I think you would use the LINE/Headphones Output setting. I've never tried two guitars, the GT-100 only has a single mono input. Maybe you can get some kind of splitter and plug in in 2 mono instrument jacks into it, then it would run a single instrument jack into the GT-100's Input. But either way you won't be able to pan your 2 guitars accordingly in the GT-100.
Got the unit. You are correct...of course. Amazing pedal. Lots to absorb but im getting there. No laptop, but its bot hindering programming patches, though it would make life simpler. The two guitar thing would be just to go from electric to acoustic...changing patches. No biggie I'll just lower the sound on the unit and change guitars. Thanks againb@dinobosecreativity
I've been thinking about getting one of these for years. I don't know how the 1000 or any other pedals compare, but his one sounded good when Johnny demoed it. That for more education on this!
Glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for leaving a comment. Here's my GT-100 playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLBrN4C91wCPW3DnpPFByJH0cDS08mFqsi.html All my videos featuring effects/features in the GT-100. There's so much to explore in the GT!
Love your videos. Could you explain again how to calibrate the input level for the GT-100 a little more. Specifically, how to use the red light by the pedal for clipping. Thanx.
Thanks! Glad you enjoy them. Well I’m running the GT100 into my UAD Twin interface. I have a mix console display where I can monitor everything. I’ve never used the red light by the pedal to check clipping. I checked the manual, I didn’t find anything about the red light as you mentioned. Where did you read about this?
IIRC as it's been a years since I set mine up... you make a patch with ACC/ctrl set to LED on off. You then set an assign so the input source triggers the LED - set min to 126 and max to 127 so the light only comes on when the signal has maxxed. I think I also set an assign turning on auto wah in the same way to make it really clear when it clips as both the LED and wah turn on. I have a permanent reference patch so that is dead easy to adjust the input level between guitars. I should point out that you could just leave it set for the guitar with the highest output if you want others to have a weaker signal
Hey Dino I love this demo and I’m thinking about getting the gt 100. I have an EVH 5150 100w that is connected to a Mesa boogie 4x12 cabinet. Would my signal chain be guitar > gt100> front of amp? Or guitar> gt100> effects loop inputs on the back of my amp? Thanks!
Hi, Thanks for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Wow nice amp and cab!! EVH is one of my fave all time guitarists. I'm sure the amp is amazing. If you use the GT100 in front of the amp it'll be just like any pedalboard > amp sound. I've never tried it with an amp effects loop. My amps are in LA and I'm in Prague. Try the effects loop, just make sure to set your Output Select to effects loop, before you plug in, and set your amp volume to 0, just to make sure you don't get any loud clipping sounds or noises. Let me know how it sounds.
Brilliant, if not the best demo on this incredible piece of equipment…I have had mine for a number of years, and at times wonder if I got it set up correctly….think I have not….so it’s like learning all over, one thing though, I run OSX Monterey, and as far as I can tell, having tried, the USB interface does not work, I have the updated system for the GT100, but have to edit old school, on my hands and knees….I do love the build quality and the ease of use, but I think I may have got a few things wrong, I also did not know I could hook up a keyboard, in my case an old Kong Triton, and play through it, and out of the USB into Logic Pro…..pity, as I gave my son my old Triton…….just have to get a new synth….again thanks for your help, I have subscribed and will watch all your videos, appreciate your time and your great explanation…cheers
Hi, thank you so much for the wonderful message. And thank you for subscribing, supporting and watching! Unfortunately I don’t have any Mac experience, I found this: discussions.apple.com/thread/7983219. But proceed with caution/discretion with any of the suggestions. I have no idea how this will impact your Mac or GT100. One suggestion I can make is to get a tall compact stand or tray, you can put the GT up so that you’re not on hands/knees bent over. I did this for the demo video, it’s on top of a tray which has wheels. Very helpful. What other features of the GT100 would you like me to cover? Have a great day, Dino
@@dinobosecreativity Hey Dino, appreciate your help and reply, thank you…..that’s a very good idea, raise the unit up, to be honest I do like the hands on approach, I just wanted to see if I could hook up my Mac to the GT100….as for ideas, I think the one thing that I struggle with is , I hear a sound , tone created on the GT100, but often when I program it, er my end result is wanting a bit, I did notice that you dial the output control to full…..I only have mine at just under half dialled in, I wonder if this is my issue, I do use the four cable method and run my GT100 through my Blackstar….it’s a 10W amp, stacked…..great little amp, I play my Les Paul Studio and my Fender American Classic Strat through it, oddly enough nowhere near as good as you haha….you have been of huge help, I enjoy your content and very clear explanations, thank you again for your kind help…cheers, Karl, who lives on the small island of Jersey just off the north coast of France…..we are sadly recovering from a hurricane and an awful destructive tornado…check out the news on it, very rate event, utterly terrifying it was a few days back……cheers
@@karlhoward2737 Wow that's really interesting you live on this island, I just checked it on google maps. I'm not so far away, in Prague, CZ. Hope everything turns out ok after the tornado. Glad you're able to bounce back and play some guitar! I don't think your issues have anything to do with the Output volume knob setting. You can try it with my method. See if it helps. With my method you can't accidentally overload a sound by hitting the output volume on accident and pushing it past the halfway point...It's already at the highest volume it'll go. Hope that makes sense. Try it. Just follow the sequence in the video. For me hearing a sound and dialing it in is just kind of intuitive at this point. I also sometimes don't get the sounds I want exactly. Cool that we both have Strats. I don't have a real Les Paul though, only the Jackson LP style guitar. Thanks for the compliment though, I have to admit my tone sculpting intuition has gotten pretty good over the years. I think it's always good to have a starting point.. Whatever you hear, see if you heard that on an album or song somewhere. Find out what the guitarist was using and start from there. You just have to play around a lot with Gain, EQ, Distortion and other fX levels and combinations. Good luck! Which model is your black star? I'm curious to check out pics
@@dinobosecreativity Hi Dino, thanks for the advice, it is of great help, it’s funny, it’s those little things that make the difference, I use my GT100, and I have NUX 300, also a brilliant little NUX portable mini amp, the amp, is the Blackstar HT5, with two cabinets…I connect it all up in the four cable method, I run Logic Pro 10.7 on my MacBook Pro……and have a little MIDI controller keyboard, plan is to upgrade everything, need a much more powerful Mac, with lots of cores and lots of RAM, I find it’s best to store sound samples on an external drive, less strain on the computer cpu, reading and writing etc….back to my guitars, I have been learning slowly for ten years, I just play by ear, I put something on Spotify and jam along, music wise, I am a mixed bag, back in the 1980’s I used to record a lot of synth music, old school style, with multi track recorders, drum machines, several old synths, my music style, sort of Tangerine Dream…..then my guitar playing came along for my 50th birthday, my Les Paul Studio first, then my favourite, my Fender American Classic, both guitars, black….my Les Paul has P 90 pick ups…nice and loud…my music style….in the vein of Hawkwind and Marillion…..bit of a mix…..I do need to really experiment more with sound textures, your videos have really inspired me to do so. Yes I live on the small 9 miles by 5 miles island, we are not part of the UK, we are independent, we speak English, but Jersey French and French is spoken here….we have a big surfing community, it’s a very busy place, 200,000 cars here…but it can be quiet, warm summers, wet wild winters…sadly our first hurricane and tornado, really bad it was…..but yeah I have my own little studio, just need more time to create….li plan to get back into producing my own music…..and this time around add guitar to the mix….enjoy Chechia as it’s called I believe, have a few beers….and keep on playing and helping out, again thank you for your time…cheers Karl.
@@karlhoward2737 wow a very interesting musical background. I started using synths mainly digital software ones. But i do have an old Roland back in LA somewhere. What's your email? I wanted to ask you some specific questions. Take it easy, Dino
The GT100 univibe of course...but I'm not sure about the amp I'll have to check. I don't remember if it was a GT100 preamp or the UAD Friedman Be100 amp. It would definitely have been a souped up Marshall sound (the BE100 def is)
Unfortunately there's no way to swap presets between the two since they're two different companies. I'd just go for it and start trying to manually copy them. Check out my GT-100 playlist, it has videos on the preamps, effects and how to dial them in. Should help you do your settings a bit quicker. Just have fun with the process of manually recreating your sounds. It'll give you really good practice creating patches in the GT-100.
I compared Zoom and the Boss GT-3 many years ago and the GT had better preamps and effects for me. When did the G5N come out? Obviously for me Boss is better.
Hello, I have many questions 😅 when you connect online, do you have to go through a DI direct box? Another question, is it possible that the delays do not cut off when changing patches? Greetings!❤
I connect the GT100 directly to my UAD twin guitar hi-z input and use UAD amp sims. You could connect it to an amp too while using the Tone Studio. I haven't tried changing patches and checking the delays being cut off.. try it and let me know what happens.
Question! Would I be able to set this up so my laptop can change the effects on the pedal for me? Instead of me having to stand next to it to change it from clean to overdrive and etc. My band plays to a click track live and if I could set it up to change effects automatically, that would be so wonderful. Not sure if this is relevant to assisting with the question but we use logic for our backing tracks and all that good stuff, Thanks!!
Good question! I haven’t used the GT-100 MIDI features at all so I can’t answer this one. Whenever I used the GT live, I always did it the usual way, with my foot. I’ve seen some stuff in online forums about using MIDI with the GT-100 for a few tasks. I know Logic is good for MIDI so it seems like you should be able to do this. I found this video using Reaper to change patches, so I’m sure you can use the same concept for Logic. th-cam.com/video/eMtFnZOunBE/w-d-xo.html To be honest, it just seems easier to do it with your foot. I know it’s tough when you wanna move around the stage, but if you’re just changing patches between songs, it’s not a big deal. Let me know how it goes!
Yes, I do it all the time. Just make sure you use the right setting in Output Select based on what the GT will plug into. I just turn the preamps off and use the Line/Phones setting ... plug the GT into my UAD Twin interface and use its amp sims.
@@dinobosecreativity Thanks for the advice! I think I will use it for effects, boost, light overdrive and use some external pedals with it. The less cables, the better! :)
I wouldn't know as I've never played through a Katana. If it has all the same effects as the GT100, that would be great. Then, you could connect a line out from the Katana into your DAW and use it like the GT100. I believe the Katana can also connect to Tone studio via USB. Lots of helpful articles and videos for you here: www.sweetwater.com/sweetcare/articles/boss-katana-setup-guide/
@@dinobosecreativity yes, I can hook my amp to tone studio and do the same things on there. Just wondering if the gt100 is useful or not with the amp. Not sure of the gt100 capabilities compared to the amp. I have 8 channels I can customize with the amp alone.
@@overthetop040411 I'd check out the GT100 and Katana manuals and compare their features. The GT100 manual is linked in the description of this video. Let me know how it goes.. I'm curious to know what the Katana has available.
You want to play organ sounds with your guitar? Why not just get a nice software plugin and use that? I've never tried to get an organ sound, I always used soft synths.
@@getpaid38able interesting. There's definitely no organ patch on the GT-100 as far as I can remember. the EH B9 pedal sounds interesting. Do you have one?
I haven't tried the Zoom G5N but I compared a Zoom multifx board long time ago when I first got the Boss GT3. The amp sims in the GT were better. And I grew up on all those Boss pedals, I just prefer their sound over the Zoom stuff. I'm not sure what the difference is now but I would just get Boss because I grew up on their pedals since I was a teenager.
@@Coffin575 I would think the GX100 is better as it’s newer and has the touchscreen. But it’s a bit more expensive. I’ve never tried it so I can’t say for sure.
Yes, when you're dialing in the Preamp settings you can choose preamp types, speaker/cabinet, mic type, mic distance & position. Details in this manual page 6: static.roland.com/assets/media/pdf/GT-100_parameter_e02.pdf
When installing I get an Adobe AIR error. I tried to download it but it says its out of support or something. What do I need to do? Thank you for your videos.
Which GT-100 features would like to dig deeper into?
Int. Pedal
There is a lot of internal pedal options
@@adairo16 Are you referring to the "Internal Pedal / Wave Pedal" system?
@@dinobosecreativity yes, you could be very creative using it
@@adairo16 I've never used it but I'll try it and see what I come up with. Next time I'm going to do a video on the GT100 distortions and effects. Check out the video i made on the GT100 preamps. And thanks for the comments.
Supposedly, If you get a midi pedal you can use manual mode and switch patches with that and assign more effects to each pedal without having to press the two bank buttons to switch/change.
Can you tell me how to use my amps ch 3 distortion tone (and or clean channel) but use the boss gt100 effects in manual mode?
I just got the gt100 recently.
i hv using it 10years now still love it, use it for live and recording.
Yes it's amazing and built really well, it will last 20 years!
This is the first descriptive video on Boss GT 100. Thank you. Just subscribed.
Thanks for subscribing. Glad you enjoyed the video. I'll be doing more GT 100 videos in the future.
Very thanks to upload the video
You're welcome, I'm glad you liked it.
Thank you sooooo much! I have years with my unit and you had tons of great stuff I passed on!!! Thank you for your video!!!!
Awesome! 🤘🔥 Glad I could help.... did you download my Free GT-100 Easy Guide? dinobose.com/FreeBossGT100EasyGuide
My Boss GT-100 have already seven years and still love it ;)
It's been 6 years for me! Have you used it live?
@@dinobosecreativity What mean used it live? I am not a musician. I just play for me for pleasure and relax. Sometimes for my family.
Practically always 100% live improvisation. I'm not recording it.
@@americanwoodworkingtrickss6543 I meant like playing with a band live. But you are a musician. Just by knowing how to play and doing it regularly makes you a musician. You can be a musician in many different ways.
My first multi effects/amp modeler deck was Boss GT-8 which was a couple generations before the GT-100. it had some great tones on it and really brought some life to my crate half stack. i was just a kid buying whatever i could get on deep discount used. now i have boss gt-1000 core and its pretty fantastic. people complain still that gt-1000 doesnt sound like a real amp 😂 people are pretty silly. gt-1000 sounds amazing and now i actually know how to use these things as opposed to my gt-8 when i had no idea what a phaser or a plexi or a 1959 or a compressor was and had little idea of how to use it, just poking around on pre-sets.
Well you really have to take time and dial things in. All the people who complain aren't spending enough time tweaking their sound like they would with a real amp with pedals/fx.
I also learned all about amp and speaker simulators with my GT3. That's how I got started with virtual amps.
Nice video;thanks a lot!I own this gt100 for now about 3 Years and i dont have the feeling to get something other!For my Computer(Cubase...),my amp or direct into whatever;my GT100 is such an amazing guitartool11
Thanks for watching! I also use Cubase. It has all the effects I need and much more that I'll probably never use.
Thank you very much! I was blessed with such great explanation.
You're welcome...happy explorations!
I'm a newbie guitar enthusiast and was about to buy the BOSS TR2 cause I want the tremolo effect to sound like THE SMITHS.... until I saw your tutorial and demo in this GT100! Thanks for indeed saving me money and the hassle of 9V battery, power supply, etc! You've got a new subscriber here! Thanks again Dino! 😊
Thanks Jason!! You already have a GT100?
Yea the trem is great, I had it in my Boss GT3 too, I love Tremolo!!!
I did a short demo on the GT100 trem here th-cam.com/video/4BUE2nwEdeM/w-d-xo.html
@@dinobosecreativity hi Dino, I haven't bought the GT100 yet. I was going to get the Boss TR2 but after seeing your tutorial, i have changed my mind with getting the GT100. Just want to ask you first if the TR2 and GT100 would have the same TREMOLO sound effect?
@@exciter300 well it's all Boss so it definitely should. I tried the TR2 long ago and from what I remember the GT trems are the same. Like I said in the video, that's why I got the GT3 and GT100. Because they had all the individual Boss pedal sounds in one pedalboard. You can always return the GT100 if you don't like the trem.
@@dinobosecreativityHi Dino! I finally bought the BOSS GT100! The best earlyXmas present for myself 😊. Please check my unboxing video as I gave a shout out to you for helping me decide to get it. I also finally have a tremolo where I hopefully made a close sound of The Smiths Song "How soon is Now" 😎
@@exciter300 Wow that's awesome! You must be like a kid in a candy store! Merry early X-mas! I'll check out the video, thanks so much for the shout out.
I was supposed to go live yesterday but had issues with youtube and streaming and couldn't do it.
That's good, glad you got a trem going. I'll probably do that video for next week. With the special Marr secret to nail that "How Soon is Now" sound
Nice video!
Thanks!! What other guitar/music videos would you like me to make?
Thanks for describe..❤
You're welcome, glad you enjoyed it.
I have one of these coming in the mail. Bought it for all the reasons you said. This is a premature question, but i must have missed the setting when going in a mixer, then active speaker. Also can I plug in two guitars at the same time.
This video took a lot of work for you, so thank you for you time and enthusiasm. These videos take hours, if not days to make
You have to decide what's best for your gear in the Output Select setting, this part of the video --> th-cam.com/video/yap67dv7cjc/w-d-xo.html. For mixer I think you would use the LINE/Headphones Output setting.
I've never tried two guitars, the GT-100 only has a single mono input. Maybe you can get some kind of splitter and plug in in 2 mono instrument jacks into it, then it would run a single instrument jack into the GT-100's Input. But either way you won't be able to pan your 2 guitars accordingly in the GT-100.
Got the unit. You are correct...of course. Amazing pedal. Lots to absorb but im getting there. No laptop, but its bot hindering programming patches, though it would make life simpler. The two guitar thing would be just to go from electric to acoustic...changing patches. No biggie I'll just lower the sound on the unit and change guitars. Thanks againb@dinobosecreativity
I've been thinking about getting one of these for years. I don't know how the 1000 or any other pedals compare, but his one sounded good when Johnny demoed it. That for more education on this!
Glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for leaving a comment. Here's my GT-100 playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLBrN4C91wCPW3DnpPFByJH0cDS08mFqsi.html
All my videos featuring effects/features in the GT-100. There's so much to explore in the GT!
Please share some videos on Clean chorus tones and heavy distortions.
I'll be making some in the near future...what other effects do you like?
Love your videos. Could you explain again how to calibrate the input level for the GT-100 a little more. Specifically, how to use the red light by the pedal for clipping. Thanx.
Thanks! Glad you enjoy them. Well I’m running the GT100 into my UAD Twin interface. I have a mix console display where I can monitor everything. I’ve never used the red light by the pedal to check clipping.
I checked the manual, I didn’t find anything about the red light as you mentioned. Where did you read about this?
IIRC as it's been a years since I set mine up... you make a patch with ACC/ctrl set to LED on off. You then set an assign so the input source triggers the LED - set min to 126 and max to 127 so the light only comes on when the signal has maxxed. I think I also set an assign turning on auto wah in the same way to make it really clear when it clips as both the LED and wah turn on.
I have a permanent reference patch so that is dead easy to adjust the input level between guitars. I should point out that you could just leave it set for the guitar with the highest output if you want others to have a weaker signal
Please make a video how to record guitar with baking track to upload in TH-cam without noise and different patch setting for the perticular songs
You have to find out how to do this based on what software and hardware you have
In my opinion, when you have a GT-100 you don't need a GT-1000.
I got that GT-100 and the Table Top GT-001 ...i'm totally satisfied with that.
Exactly, same here, the possibilities are infinite with the GT-100.
Hey Dino I love this demo and I’m thinking about getting the gt 100. I have an EVH 5150 100w that is connected to a Mesa boogie 4x12 cabinet. Would my signal chain be guitar > gt100> front of amp? Or guitar> gt100> effects loop inputs on the back of my amp? Thanks!
Hi, Thanks for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed it. Wow nice amp and cab!! EVH is one of my fave all time guitarists. I'm sure the amp is amazing. If you use the GT100 in front of the amp it'll be just like any pedalboard > amp sound. I've never tried it with an amp effects loop. My amps are in LA and I'm in Prague. Try the effects loop, just make sure to set your Output Select to effects loop, before you plug in, and set your amp volume to 0, just to make sure you don't get any loud clipping sounds or noises. Let me know how it sounds.
@ sounds good thanks for the fast reply!
Brilliant, if not the best demo on this incredible piece of equipment…I have had mine for a number of years, and at times wonder if I got it set up correctly….think I have not….so it’s like learning all over, one thing though, I run OSX Monterey, and as far as I can tell, having tried, the USB interface does not work, I have the updated system for the GT100, but have to edit old school, on my hands and knees….I do love the build quality and the ease of use, but I think I may have got a few things wrong, I also did not know I could hook up a keyboard, in my case an old Kong Triton, and play through it, and out of the USB into Logic Pro…..pity, as I gave my son my old Triton…….just have to get a new synth….again thanks for your help, I have subscribed and will watch all your videos, appreciate your time and your great explanation…cheers
Hi, thank you so much for the wonderful message. And thank you for subscribing, supporting and watching!
Unfortunately I don’t have any Mac experience, I found this: discussions.apple.com/thread/7983219. But proceed with caution/discretion with any of the suggestions. I have no idea how this will impact your Mac or GT100.
One suggestion I can make is to get a tall compact stand or tray, you can put the GT up so that you’re not on hands/knees bent over. I did this for the demo video, it’s on top of a tray which has wheels. Very helpful.
What other features of the GT100 would you like me to cover?
Have a great day,
Dino
@@dinobosecreativity Hey Dino, appreciate your help and reply, thank you…..that’s a very good idea, raise the unit up, to be honest I do like the hands on approach, I just wanted to see if I could hook up my Mac to the GT100….as for ideas, I think the one thing that I struggle with is , I hear a sound , tone created on the GT100, but often when I program it, er my end result is wanting a bit, I did notice that you dial the output control to full…..I only have mine at just under half dialled in, I wonder if this is my issue, I do use the four cable method and run my GT100 through my Blackstar….it’s a 10W amp, stacked…..great little amp, I play my Les Paul Studio and my Fender American Classic Strat through it, oddly enough nowhere near as good as you haha….you have been of huge help, I enjoy your content and very clear explanations, thank you again for your kind help…cheers, Karl, who lives on the small island of Jersey just off the north coast of France…..we are sadly recovering from a hurricane and an awful destructive tornado…check out the news on it, very rate event, utterly terrifying it was a few days back……cheers
@@karlhoward2737 Wow that's really interesting you live on this island, I just checked it on google maps. I'm not so far away, in Prague, CZ. Hope everything turns out ok after the tornado. Glad you're able to bounce back and play some guitar!
I don't think your issues have anything to do with the Output volume knob setting. You can try it with my method. See if it helps. With my method you can't accidentally overload a sound by hitting the output volume on accident and pushing it past the halfway point...It's already at the highest volume it'll go. Hope that makes sense. Try it. Just follow the sequence in the video.
For me hearing a sound and dialing it in is just kind of intuitive at this point. I also sometimes don't get the sounds I want exactly. Cool that we both have Strats. I don't have a real Les Paul though, only the Jackson LP style guitar.
Thanks for the compliment though, I have to admit my tone sculpting intuition has gotten pretty good over the years.
I think it's always good to have a starting point.. Whatever you hear, see if you heard that on an album or song somewhere. Find out what the guitarist was using and start from there. You just have to play around a lot with Gain, EQ, Distortion and other fX levels and combinations.
Good luck! Which model is your black star? I'm curious to check out pics
@@dinobosecreativity Hi Dino, thanks for the advice, it is of great help, it’s funny, it’s those little things that make the difference, I use my GT100, and I have NUX 300, also a brilliant little NUX portable mini amp, the amp, is the Blackstar HT5, with two cabinets…I connect it all up in the four cable method, I run Logic Pro 10.7 on my MacBook Pro……and have a little MIDI controller keyboard, plan is to upgrade everything, need a much more powerful Mac, with lots of cores and lots of RAM, I find it’s best to store sound samples on an external drive, less strain on the computer cpu, reading and writing etc….back to my guitars, I have been learning slowly for ten years, I just play by ear, I put something on Spotify and jam along, music wise, I am a mixed bag, back in the 1980’s I used to record a lot of synth music, old school style, with multi track recorders, drum machines, several old synths, my music style, sort of Tangerine Dream…..then my guitar playing came along for my 50th birthday, my Les Paul Studio first, then my favourite, my Fender American Classic, both guitars, black….my Les Paul has P 90 pick ups…nice and loud…my music style….in the vein of Hawkwind and Marillion…..bit of a mix…..I do need to really experiment more with sound textures, your videos have really inspired me to do so.
Yes I live on the small 9 miles by 5 miles island, we are not part of the UK, we are independent, we speak English, but Jersey French and French is spoken here….we have a big surfing community, it’s a very busy place, 200,000 cars here…but it can be quiet, warm summers, wet wild winters…sadly our first hurricane and tornado, really bad it was…..but yeah I have my own little studio, just need more time to create….li plan to get back into producing my own music…..and this time around add guitar to the mix….enjoy Chechia as it’s called I believe, have a few beers….and keep on playing and helping out, again thank you for your time…cheers Karl.
@@karlhoward2737 wow a very interesting musical background. I started using synths mainly digital software ones. But i do have an old Roland back in LA somewhere.
What's your email? I wanted to ask you some specific questions. Take it easy, Dino
What settings did you you use to get that second tone where you were showing off the expression pedal with univibe?
The GT100 univibe of course...but I'm not sure about the amp I'll have to check. I don't remember if it was a GT100 preamp or the UAD Friedman Be100 amp.
It would definitely have been a souped up Marshall sound (the BE100 def is)
Hello mate , ive got my gt100 and digitech rp355 , i wanted to know if i can convert my rp355 tones into my gt100 please 🙏
Unfortunately there's no way to swap presets between the two since they're two different companies. I'd just go for it and start trying to manually copy them. Check out my GT-100 playlist, it has videos on the preamps, effects and how to dial them in. Should help you do your settings a bit quicker. Just have fun with the process of manually recreating your sounds. It'll give you really good practice creating patches in the GT-100.
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Any particular guitarists you'd like to see a video on?
Boss gt100 or zoom G5n... which is the best for buying ?
I compared Zoom and the Boss GT-3 many years ago and the GT had better preamps and effects for me. When did the G5N come out? Obviously for me Boss is better.
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That's awesome! What effects do you like the most?
using it like pedalboard..
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@@ivangajtovich4655 I also use it for live performances like a pedalboard.
Hello, I have many questions 😅 when you connect online, do you have to go through a DI direct box? Another question, is it possible that the delays do not cut off when changing patches? Greetings!❤
I connect the GT100 directly to my UAD twin guitar hi-z input and use UAD amp sims.
You could connect it to an amp too while using the Tone Studio.
I haven't tried changing patches and checking the delays being cut off.. try it and let me know what happens.
Question! Would I be able to set this up so my laptop can change the effects on the pedal for me? Instead of me having to stand next to it to change it from clean to overdrive and etc. My band plays to a click track live and if I could set it up to change effects automatically, that would be so wonderful. Not sure if this is relevant to assisting with the question but we use logic for our backing tracks and all that good stuff, Thanks!!
Good question! I haven’t used the GT-100 MIDI features at all so I can’t answer this one. Whenever I used the GT live, I always did it the usual way, with my foot. I’ve seen some stuff in online forums about using MIDI with the GT-100 for a few tasks. I know Logic is good for MIDI so it seems like you should be able to do this. I found this video using Reaper to change patches, so I’m sure you can use the same concept for Logic. th-cam.com/video/eMtFnZOunBE/w-d-xo.html
To be honest, it just seems easier to do it with your foot. I know it’s tough when you wanna move around the stage, but if you’re just changing patches between songs, it’s not a big deal.
Let me know how it goes!
Can you bypass the amp sims when setting up patches etc and use the effects only?
Yes, I do it all the time. Just make sure you use the right setting in Output Select based on what the GT will plug into. I just turn the preamps off and use the Line/Phones setting ... plug the GT into my UAD Twin interface and use its amp sims.
@@dinobosecreativity Thanks for the advice! I think I will use it for effects, boost, light overdrive and use some external pedals with it. The less cables, the better! :)
Please how can i get professional tones like mateus asato tone
Any particular song or youtube video ? Send me a link I'll check it out
Pls show me how to save when you put the bosst 100 it will not disappear
I don't understand what you mean. Please explain a bit more.
Whats clipping?
producelikeapro.com/blog/audio-clipping/
I bought a katana amp...is this product pointless since I have that amp? I wish I saw this video before I got that amp.
I wouldn't know as I've never played through a Katana. If it has all the same effects as the GT100, that would be great. Then, you could connect a line out from the Katana into your DAW and use it like the GT100.
I believe the Katana can also connect to Tone studio via USB. Lots of helpful articles and videos for you here: www.sweetwater.com/sweetcare/articles/boss-katana-setup-guide/
@@dinobosecreativity yes, I can hook my amp to tone studio and do the same things on there. Just wondering if the gt100 is useful or not with the amp. Not sure of the gt100 capabilities compared to the amp. I have 8 channels I can customize with the amp alone.
@@overthetop040411 I'd check out the GT100 and Katana manuals and compare their features. The GT100 manual is linked in the description of this video. Let me know how it goes.. I'm curious to know what the Katana has available.
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I want to hear an organ sound
You want to play organ sounds with your guitar? Why not just get a nice software plugin and use that? I've never tried to get an organ sound, I always used soft synths.
@@dinobosecreativityyes I want an organ sound like the Electro Harmonix B9 Pedal . But tell me about the plug in ?
@@getpaid38able interesting. There's definitely no organ patch on the GT-100 as far as I can remember. the EH B9 pedal sounds interesting. Do you have one?
ZoomG5n vs Boss GT100 who is better Sir ???
I haven't tried the Zoom G5N but I compared a Zoom multifx board long time ago when I first got the Boss GT3.
The amp sims in the GT were better. And I grew up on all those Boss pedals, I just prefer their sound over the Zoom stuff.
I'm not sure what the difference is now but I would just get Boss because I grew up on their pedals since I was a teenager.
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One more question BOSS GX 100 vs BOSS GT 100 who is better ??
@@Coffin575 I would think the GX100 is better as it’s newer and has the touchscreen. But it’s a bit more expensive. I’ve never tried it so I can’t say for sure.
Does it have a Cabinet option?
Yes, when you're dialing in the Preamp settings you can choose preamp types, speaker/cabinet, mic type, mic distance & position. Details in this manual page 6: static.roland.com/assets/media/pdf/GT-100_parameter_e02.pdf
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When installing I get an Adobe AIR error. I tried to download it but it says its out of support or something. What do I need to do? Thank you for your videos.
Unfortunately I don't know anything about troubleshooting Adobe AIR.