Teac GT-R1 User Manual

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Page 1 - OWNER’S MANUAL

»GT-R1Portable Guitar/Bass RecorderD01035410BOWNER’S MANUALThis device has a serial number located on the rear panel. Please record it and retain it

Page 2 - Table of Contents

10 TASCAM GT-R1Changing the batteryYou can purchase additional batteries (BP–L2) that are identical to the one included with the unit. You might want

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100 TASCAM GT-R120–Effect Module Parameters ListModule Effect Parameter RangeAUTO WAH (WAH)This wah effect responds auto-matically to picking strengt

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101 TASCAM GT-R120–Effect Module Parameters ListReverb effectModule Effect Parameter RangeREVERB (REV)This is an elegant stereo reverb that gives sou

Page 5 - 1–Introduction

102 TASCAM GT-R121–Rhythm Pattern ListNo Preset Rhythm001 STANDARD01 4/4002 STANDARD02 4/4003 STANDARD03 4/4004 ROCK01 4/4005 ROCK02 4/4006 ROCK03 4/

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103 TASCAM GT-R121–Rhythm Pattern ListNo Preset Rhythm046 16BEAT05 4/4047 16BEAT06 4/4048 16BEAT07 4/4049 16BEAT08 4/4050 16BEAT09 4/4051 16BEAT10 4/

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104 TASCAM GT-R122–GT-R1 MessagesThe following is a list of the popup messages that might appear on the GT-R1 under certain conditions. Refer to this

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105 TASCAM GT-R1Message Meaning and responseMBR ErrorInit CARDThere is a problem with the Master Boot Record. The card is not formatted properly or

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106 TASCAM GT-R1Message Meaning and responseInvalid CardChange CardThis appears when there is some type of error with the card.Protected CardChange

Page 10 - 2–Preparation

107 TASCAM GT-R1Message Meaning and responseNot ContinuedIf any of these errors occur, turn the GT-R1 power OFF and restart the unit.If the error m

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108 TASCAM GT-R123–SpecificationsAudio Input and OutputGUITAR IN input Jack 1/4˝, mono, unbalancedInput impedance 1 MΩ or moreNominal input level -2

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109 TASCAM GT-R123–SpecificationsAudio performanceFrequency response (LINE IN > /LINE OUT) 20 Hz–20 kHz, +1/-3 dBDistortion (LINE IN > /LINE

Page 13 - 3–Part Names and Functions

11 TASCAM GT-R1Charging with an AC adapter (purchased separately)Connect an AC adapter to the DC IN 5V jack to charge the unit. Complete charging wi

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110 TASCAM GT-R123–SpecificationsComputer requirementsWindowsPentium 300 MHz or faster128 MB or more memoryUSB port (USB 2.0 recommended, 500 mA bus

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111 TASCAM GT-R123–Specifications27.0 mm70.0 mm135.3 mmDimensions

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TEAC CORPORATIONPhone: +81-42-356-9143 www.tascam.com1-47 Ochiai, Tama-shi, Tokyo 206-8530 Japan TEAC AMERICA, INC.Phone: +1-323-726-0303 www.ta

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12 TASCAM GT-R1Setting the date and timeFollow these procedures to set the date and time of the built-in clock. When you create an audio le, date a

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13 TASCAM GT-R1Top panel 1 Built-in stereo microphone To use this stereo electret condenser microphone as the input source, select “IN T/MIC” on the

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14 TASCAM GT-R14 LOOP key Press this key to turn loop playback mode ON and OFF, allowing you to repeat playback of a selected interval. (See “Loop p

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15 TASCAM GT-R18 PB CONTROL key Press and hold this key to open the Playback Control (PB CONTROL) Screen. When the Playback Control Screen is open,

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16 TASCAM GT-R1q Wheel When a setting screen is open, use the Wheel to change the setting of the selected item. When the Home Screen is open, use th

Page 22 - 4–Screen Overview

17 TASCAM GT-R13–Part Names and FunctionsRight side panely OUTPUT VOLUME (+, –) keysUse these keys to adjust the signal level output from the /LINE

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18 TASCAM GT-R13–Part Names and Functionso INPUT volume Use this to adjust the input signal level of the built-in microphone, the GUITAR IN jack and

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19 TASCAM GT-R13–Part Names and FunctionsLeft side panela DC IN 5V jack Connect a TASCAM PS-P520 AC adapter (purchased separately) to this jack. s

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2 TASCAM GT-R1Table of Contents1–Introduction 5Main functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Supplied accessories . . .

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20 TASCAM GT-R1Front panelh GUITAR IN jack Use this standard mono phone jack to connect a guitar or bass. NOTEWe call this the Front Panel because t

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21 TASCAM GT-R1Bottom panell Reset hole If the unit is operating abnormally, push the end of a paperclip, long fine rod or similar item into this ho

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22 TASCAM GT-R14–Screen OverviewVarious screens appear on the display. The Home Screen is shown during ordinary • playback and when playback is stopp

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23 TASCAM GT-R14–Screen Overview2 Loop/repeat setting statusThe following icons appear depending on the current loop/repeat setting. Single playba

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24 TASCAM GT-R14–Screen Overviewfile has ID3 tag information, the ID3 tag information is given priority. The file name is shown for WAV files and for

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25 TASCAM GT-R1Record ScreenThis screen opens when you press the REC/PAUSE key to start recording standby mode and stays open when you press the REC/

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26 TASCAM GT-R1recording standby, the maximum remaining recording time appears. 7 Remaining recording time The remaining recording time appears in h

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27 TASCAM GT-R1Setting ScreensUse this unit’s various setting screens to make various settings, conduct operations and show information. NOTEAlthough

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28 TASCAM GT-R14–Screen OverviewSetting Screen Overview Access method INFORMATION View le information, system setting informa-tion, and system info

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29 TASCAM GT-R14–Screen OverviewThe keys have the following functions. MENU keyPress this key to open the Menu Screen (except when the Menu Screen is

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3 TASCAM GT-R1Table of ContentsOverdub . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 356–Making Connections 36Connecting monitors

Page 37 - 6–Making Connections

30 TASCAM GT-R14–Screen OverviewOperation exampleIn this example, we will use the CUE/REV SPEED item in the Setup Screen to change the forward/revers

Page 38 - Bass guitar

31 TASCAM GT-R1NOTE When the • ¶ icon appears in the lower right part of the screen, as shown in the preceding image, there is additional informatio

Page 39 - Mixer or other

32 TASCAM GT-R1This unit has numerous useful functions for prac-ticing guitar, bass and other instruments, as well as singing. These functions are su

Page 40 - 7–Recording

33 TASCAM GT-R15–Practicing Music with this UnitTune instruments You can tune instruments by using the tuner func-tions of this unit. In addition to

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34 TASCAM GT-R15–Practicing Music with this UnitRecord as you play with the rhythm machine You can record the sound of performing along with the rhyt

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35 TASCAM GT-R15–Practicing Music with this UnitChange track speed If a musical track is too fast to keep up with, you can use the SPEED item on the

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36 TASCAM GT-R16–Making ConnectionsConnecting monitorsConnect headphones, speakers with built-in ampliers, an amp and speaker system or other monito

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37 TASCAM GT-R16–Making ConnectionsThe recorder appears on the computer screen as an external drive named “GT-R1.”Disconnecting from a computerTo end

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38 TASCAM GT-R16–Making ConnectionsConnecting a guitar or bass An electric guitar or electric bass can be connected directly to the GUITAR IN jack (s

Page 46 - Microphone

39 TASCAM GT-R16–Making ConnectionsMixer or other audio equipmentConnecting mixers and other audio equipmentYou can connect the line output of an aud

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4 TASCAM GT-R1Table of ContentsRepeat and single track playback modes . . . . . . 7113–Copying Tracks from a Computer 72Preparing audio files o

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40 TASCAM GT-R1In addition to using the built-in microphone, you can record using an external microphone or record the output signal from a mixer or

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41 TASCAM GT-R17–Recording TIPWAV files do not use data compression and •are truer to the character of the sound, but they use more memory. Since MP

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42 TASCAM GT-R17–Recording Under the file size value, the maximum recording time for the selected size, format and sample rate appears. NOTEFor the

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43 TASCAM GT-R17–RecordingCAUTIONUse headphones to monitor when you are recording with a microphone. If you use speakers to monitor, the sound output

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44 TASCAM GT-R1GAINSet the input sensitivity as HIGH, MID, or LOW. The factory default setting is MID. Change it to HIGH if the input level is too lo

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45 TASCAM GT-R17–RecordingNOTEWhen recording live performances and in other situations where unexpected loud sounds might occur, set this function to

Page 54 - 8–Playback

46 TASCAM GT-R17–RecordingLCFWhen LOW CUT is set to 40Hz, 80Hz or 120Hz, the icon appears as light letters on a dark background.LMTWhen LEVEL CTRL

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47 TASCAM GT-R17–RecordingAdjusting the input levelYou can adjust the level of the microphone and guitar/bass inputs. (The signal input level of the

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48 TASCAM GT-R1If the sound distorts when an active (built-•in battery) guitar or bass is connected and GUITAR is selected as the input source, turn

Page 57 - 9–Playback Area and Playlist

49 TASCAM GT-R1About recording modesIn addition to ordinary recording of the input signal, with this unit, you can mix and record the input sound wit

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5 TASCAM GT-R1Thank you very much for purchasing the TASCAM GT-R1 Portable Recorder. Please read this Owner’s Manual carefully in order to maximize y

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50 TASCAM GT-R17–RecordingNOTEIf you have set the Input Setting Screen’s MONITOR item to ON so that you can always monitor the input, a pop-up appear

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51 TASCAM GT-R17–Recording3 Use the wheel to select FORMAT and press the ¥/π key. 4 Use the wheel to select WAV 16-bit or WAV 24-bit. 5 Press ST

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52 TASCAM GT-R1 During adjustment using the keys, the playback volume appears the lower part of the display. 4 Press REC/PAUSE to begin recording s

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53 TASCAM GT-R17–Recording7 To stop recording, press the STOP/HOME key. CAUTIONYou cannot pause when overdubbing (the REC/PAUSE key is inoperative)

Page 63 - 10–Browse Screen

54 TASCAM GT-R1When the Home Screen is displayed, use the ¥/π , µ and ≤ keys to operate the GT-R1 as you would with an ordinary CD player or other

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55 TASCAM GT-R1The • ·icon appears on the display when playback is stopped at the beginning of a track, and the π icon appears when playback is stop

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56 TASCAM GT-R1Adjusting the volumeUse the OUTPUT VOLUME keys to adjust the volume of the monitoring signal output from the /LINE OUT jack. The volu

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57 TASCAM GT-R19–Playback Area and PlaylistOn the Home Screen, you can use the µ and ≤ keys to select the playback track. The les that you can sel

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58 TASCAM GT-R19–Playback Area and PlaylistNOTEThe current playback area setting appears in the lower left of the Home Screen. ALLSet the playback a

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59 TASCAM GT-R13 Press the ¥/π key to open the following pop-up window. 4 Select the SELECT item and press ¥/ π . The display returns to the Hom

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6 TASCAM GT-R1Recycling the rechargeable batteryThis device uses a lithium ion battery. Please do not throw away the battery when it is no longer n

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60 TASCAM GT-R19–Playback Area and Playlist3 Press the ¥/π key to open the following pop-up window.4 Select the PLAY item and press ¥/ π . The d

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61 TASCAM GT-R19–Playback Area and Playlist2 Select a track that you want to add to the playlist and press the ¥/π key. A pop-up window appears.

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62 TASCAM GT-R19–Playback Area and Playlist Use the wheel to select the item you want and press the ¥/ π key. Their functions are shown following.

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63 TASCAM GT-R110–Browse ScreenOn the Browse Screen, you can view the contents of the Music Folder, which contains the audio les on the SD card that

Page 74 - 14–Using the Effects

64 TASCAM GT-R110–Browse ScreenIcons on the BROWSE screenThe meanings of icons that appear on the Browse Screen are as follows. Root Music FolderThe

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65 TASCAM GT-R1DELETEA message appears to conrm that you want to delete the le. Press the ¥/π key to erase the le and the STOP/HOME key to cance

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66 TASCAM GT-R111–Special Playback Control FunctionsNot only can you use the GT-R1 to change the tempo of track playback, you can even do this withou

Page 77 - 15–Using the Tuner

67 TASCAM GT-R111–Special Playback Control FunctionsChanging the speedUse the SPEED item to set the speed of playback. However, setting the speed doe

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68 TASCAM GT-R1Changing pitch without changing speedUse the KEY item to change the pitch in semitones without changing the tempo. Use the KEY item to

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69 TASCAM GT-R111–Special Playback Control FunctionsDepending on the music, the part cancel function may not reduce the recorded guitar or bass sound

Page 80 - 16–Using the Rhythm Machine

7 TASCAM GT-R1About SD cardsSince this unit uses an SD card for recording and playback, you must insert an SD card into the unit before use. You can

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70 TASCAM GT-R112–Loop, Repeat and Single PlaybackIn ordinary playback mode, once playback starts, it will stop when the end of the last track in the

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71 TASCAM GT-R112–Loop, Repeat and Single PlaybackRepeat and single track playback modesYou can set the GT-R1 to repeatedly play the current track o

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72 TASCAM GT-R113–Copying Tracks from a ComputerYou can copy audio les from a computer to this unit by USB, so that you can use them as backing trac

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73 TASCAM GT-R1NOTEInstead of using USB to connect the GT-R1 and a computer, you can also conduct the same operations by removing the SD card from th

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74 TASCAM GT-R114–Using the EffectsThe GT-R1 has built-in effects that can be applied to the input signal during recording and practice. They can als

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75 TASCAM GT-R114–Using the EffectsMoreover, the types and number of effect modules differ according to the selected preset. For infor-mation about t

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76 TASCAM GT-R114–Using the EffectsEffect modules After selecting an effect module icon, press the ¥/π key to open a pop-up window with multiple par

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77 TASCAM GT-R115–Using the TunerThe GT-R1 has a built-in tuner. By inputting the sound of an instrument, you can use the tuning meter on the display

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78 TASCAM GT-R115–Using the Tuneris shown and the center of the meter is highlighted. A bar appears to the left if the tuning is too low and a bar ap

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79 TASCAM GT-R115–Using the TunerOUT Set whether or not the tuning tone is output (ON or OFF). When ON, an image of a vibrating pitchfork appears on

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8 TASCAM GT-R1Removing the SD card Press the inserted SD card in gently and it will disengage from the unit so that you can pull it out completely.C

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80 TASCAM GT-R1This unit has a built-in rhythm machine with 88 preset patterns, including metronome patterns. You can practice guitar, bass or anothe

Page 93 - 18–Viewing File Information

81 TASCAM GT-R116–Using the Rhythm MachineRhythm Screen featuresThe power and input monitor settings, as well as the effects ON/OFF status appear the

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82 TASCAM GT-R116–Using the Rhythm Machine6 RHYTHM indicatorShows that this is the Rhythm Screen. 7 Pattern number/total number of patternsShows th

Page 95 - 19–Effects Preset List

83 TASCAM GT-R116–Using the Rhythm MachineRhythm Screen operations When the Rhythm Screen is open, the following operations are possible. – Press the

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84 TASCAM GT-R116–Using the Rhythm Machinedesired value. 3 After changing the value, press the µ key to return to the selection of items. Setting th

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85 TASCAM GT-R116–Using the Rhythm MachinePlaying along with the rhythm machineWhen the Rhythm Screen is open, you can practice along with the rhythm

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86 TASCAM GT-R116–Using the Rhythm Machine5) Adjust the input levelUse the INPUT volume control on the right side panel to adjust the input level. If

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87 TASCAM GT-R116–Using the Rhythm MachinePracticing with a rhythmThe following procedures assume that you have made the preparations in the “Prepara

Page 100 - TASCAM GT-R1

88 TASCAM GT-R116–Using the Rhythm Machine2 Press the REC/PAUSE key again. The rhythm machine starts and recording begins. When recording begins,

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89 TASCAM GT-R116–Using the Rhythm MachineRecording the count-inDepending on the count-in and count recording settings, the timing of the start of re

Page 102 - 21–Rhythm Pattern List

9 TASCAM GT-R1Other cases that require formatting• The above “FORMAT ERROR” screen also appears if you install an SD card that was formatted by a dev

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90 TASCAM GT-R117–System Settings and FormattingFrom the Setup Screen, you can change various settings to optimize the device for your use environmen

Page 104 - 22–GT-R1 Messages

91 TASCAM GT-R117–System Settings and FormattingOptions: OFF (backlight always on), 5sec (factory setting), 10sec, 15sec, 30secAdjust the display con

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92 TASCAM GT-R117–System Settings and FormattingUsing QUICK FORMATUse the QUICK FORMAT item to quickly format the SD card. 1 Select the QUICK FORMAT

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93 TASCAM GT-R1Use the Information Screen to view various types of information about your GT-R1. To open the Information Screen, rst press the MENU

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94 TASCAM GT-R1ALBUM If an MP3 le has ID3 tag album information that information appears. Nothing appears for WAV les and MP3 les without ID3 tag

Page 108 - 23–Specifications

95 TASCAM GT-R119–Effects Preset ListNo Name Module 1 Module 2 Module 3Guitar Presets1TexasBoyG.AMP COMPRESSORREVERB2N.Y.RockG.AMP COMPRESSOR REVERB3

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96 TASCAM GT-R119–Effects Preset ListNo Name Module 1 Module 2 Module 321L e slie.GG.AMP FLANGER DELAY22Standard.GG.AMP COMPRESSOR REVERB23F-CompCOMP

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97 TASCAM GT-R119–Effects Preset ListNo Name Module 1 Module 2 Module 340Funk BassB.AMP COMPRESSOR AUTO WAH41WalkingB.AMP COMPRESSOR -42Power BassB.A

Page 111 - 135.3 mm

98 TASCAM GT-R120–Effect Module Parameters ListGuitar and bass effectsModule Effect Parameter RangeG.AMP (AMP)Simulates a variety of guitar amp sound

Page 112 - TEAC CORPORATION

99 TASCAM GT-R120–Effect Module Parameters ListModule Effect Parameter RangeFLANGER (FLA)Creates a rippling effect by adding a delayed copy to the so

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