Roland FC-200 User Manual

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Page 1 - USER’S MANUAL

G-ForceGUITAR EFFECTS PROCESSORUSER’S MANUAL

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MainPowerSwitchHi-ZUnbalancedInputsBalancedOutputsSerial no.S/PDIFDigitalIn/OutMIDIIn,Thru,OutExternalControlInputNotes:The G-Force Input jacks are un

Page 3 - TABLE OF CONTENTS

Notes regarding the signal flow:Signal is always present at both the Analog and Digital outputs.G-Force is limited to 44.1kHz sample rate at both Anal

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How to build a User presetThis is a step by step guide to some of the main functions usedwhen building your own presets.Start by Recalling factory pre

Page 5 - About this Manual

HOW TO13Reverb block:- Press the > Arrow right to move to the Layout display.- Dial the Value wheel to “Move R”.- Dial the Parameter wheel fully co

Page 6 - FROM A USERS POINT OF VIEW

HOW TO14Creating an Autopanning Delay via ModifiersIf you want the Delays to autopan you could of course, place thePan/Tremolo block after the Delay,

Page 7 - QUICK REFERENCE

HOW TO15board.Your board is now be able to change ROM presets on the G-Force.How to change User presets using my MIDI boardIf you want to change User

Page 8 - THE FRONT PANEL

SETUPS16The Stereo Guitar SystemIn a setup with a couple of Combo amps or a stereo stack, you get full advantage of the stereoeffects in the G-Force.

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RECALL17The Recall DisplayThe Recall display of the G-Force contains three parameters: Select - Bank - Preset.Change cursor location by dialing the Pa

Page 10 - THE REAR PANEL

RECALL18Preserving the tail of Reverbs and Delays at presetchangeSpillover from one preset to another can be obtained by using thesame sub-algorithm,

Page 11 - THE SIGNAL FLOW

19Store a new User preset- Press the Store key.- Select a location for your new preset. (the G-Force can hold 100 User presets).- Move the cursor to t

Page 13 - How to connect the Modifiers

Input meter ofeach blockDouble click on theblock bypass key ofthe effect you wantto editSelect In andpress Enter to editNoise GateSet mix ineach block

Page 14 - How to set up my MIDI board

Use the Parameter wheel to scroll up and down, and the Valuewheel to change values.Press Exit to leave the Edit parameter display again.MixIn the Mix

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Input level indicatorOutput levelindicatorDigital clockindicatorKills alldry signalInputsignalInputselector The parameters in the I/O Setup contain se

Page 16 - G-Force Setup

ControlSelect setup bankModelCopy to bankMain vol.BypassTunerTempoExt 1 - 8Gate (Gate)Cpr (Compressor)Fil (Filters)Pan (Pan+Tremolo)Pit (Pitch)Dly (

Page 17 - Recalling a preset

24I/O SETUPSetup bankThe G-Force has four banks which you can use for your differentsetups. By using the Value wheel, you can change the active bankfr

Page 18 - Recalling a single effect

I/O SETUP25How the Modifiers are connectedThe basic flow of both the internal and external controllers is explained in this chapter.In the G-Force you

Page 19 - Using a Memory Card

External ModifiersModifier and Parameter connectedParameter listLinkSet lowest valueSet middle valueSet highest valueChange curveSet reaction timeDial

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MODIFIER27NOTE: These same transform parameters apply to the othermodulation sources, for example Envelope, Low when the inputsignal into the G-Force

Page 21 - Editing an effect

Dial Value to set On/OffPress Enter to entermodifierSelected ModifiersThis is the display where you set up the parameters for the internal modifiers.

Page 22 - I/O SETUP

29Out2 phase -An LFO phase change causes a small delay in thesecond waveform starting point. This means that out 1 and 2 startthe current waveform at

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3TABLE OF CONTENTSWELCOME FROM THE USERS POINT OF VIEWQUICK REFERENCE THE FRONT PANELTHE REAR PANELTHE SIGNAL FLOWHOW TO…SETUPSRECALLSTORE EFFECTSI/O

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UTILITYIn the Utility display, you can choose between Config.and Billboard. Use the < > Arrow keys to selectbetween the two displays.Config.User

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User bank to MIDIConnect your G-Force’s MIDI out to another G-Force, asequencer or any other MIDI recordable device. Press Entertwice and the G-Force

Page 26 - MODIFIER

UTILITYThis page is intentionally left blank

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31TempoSet the global tempo by tapping the Tempo key. The global tempo can be used as a common tempoguide in all presets. All Delay algorithms and all

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The Tuner displayWhen pressing the Tuner key, you access the Tunerdisplay. In the Tuner display, you have four setupparameters. Entering the Tuner di

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AlgorithmsThis chapter will go through all Edit parameters inthe eight blocks and the Input and Output sections.Mute modeThe eight effect blocks all h

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describes how much the signal is reduced, e.g. a Ratio at 2:1means that for every 2 dB the signal exceeds the threshold,only 1 dB comes out.When the s

Page 31 - Billboard

In LevelControls the input level of the block. Out LevelControls the output level of the block.Mute modeSee Mute mode in the introduction of this chap

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ThruThe Thru point of the curveEndThe End point of the curveResonanceSets the amount of resonance on the Formant filter. Age/SexIs used to change the

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TempoThe Tempo parameter sets the relationship to the globalTempo e.g. if you set it to 1/4T you will get quarter notetriplets of the tapped tempo. 1/

Page 35 - THE BLOCKS

38Width (only in Surround Panner)Controls the Width of the Panner. When Width is set to morethan 100%, the Panner will pan beyond a normal stereoimage

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39THE BLOCKSNote 2 - 8Use these parameters to specify the notes you want in yourCustom scale. You can only specify the number notes set bythe “Notes U

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THE BLOCKS40If the Feedback parameter is set to 100%, the G-Force will loop Delay signal. Connect an Expression pedal and check out preset 174 and 175

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THE BLOCKS41MixMix between direct sound and effect.In LevelControls the input level of the block. Out LevelControls the output level of the Delay bloc

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THE BLOCKS42QUAD TAP DELAYQuad Tap DelayTap 1-4Sets the delay time of the four taps. Maximum delay timeper tap is 1480 ms.Tempo 1-4The Tempo paramete

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THE BLOCKS43The Chorus/Flanger BlockThe Chorus block is based on the heritage of theTC 2290 Dynamic Delay and 1210 Chorus/Flanger.The Chorus/Flanger b

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THE BLOCKS44LFO PHASEMixMix between direct sound and effect.InlevelControls the input level of the block. Mute modeSee Mute mode in the introduction o

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THE BLOCKS45LFO Phase An LFO phase change causes a small delay in one of thewaveform starting points. This means that left and rightoutputs start the

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THE BLOCKS46DiffuseAllows fine tuning of the density of the decay tails. Is setautomatically when choosing the desired Decay time. Makesit possible to

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THE BLOCKS47algorithm. Range +/-50ColorSets the tonal color of the initial reflections.When set to Auto it is linked to High colorWool - Warm - Real -

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CongratulationsCongratulations on the purchase of your new G-Force.We hope that you have as much pleasure using it aswe had making it.The G-Force is c

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48How to enter the Reset pageHold the Overall Bypass key pressed during power-up.Move the marker using the Parameter wheel and pressEnter to select t

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49Analog InputsConnectors: 1/4" phone jack, unbalanced (Ring: grounded)Impedance: 1 MOhm Max. Input Level: +21 dBuSensitivity: @ 15 dB headroom:

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50TROUBLESHOOTINGYou are not getting any sound through the G-Force when you bypass it.- You selected Killdry ON, in the I/O Setup, Audio menu.You pres

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51MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHARTEFFECTS PROCESSOR G-Force - May 23 th, 1997 Version 1.0Function Transmitted Recognized RemarksBasic Channel Default 1 1Chan

Page 50 - THE RESET PAGE

52SELF TESTPRESS THE BYPASS KEY, WHILE POWERING UP, TOACCESS THE SELF-TEST AND SELECT »RUN TESTPROGRAM«Turn the Value Wheel to scroll through Self tes

Page 51 - TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

53NOTECertificate Of ConformityTC Electronic A/S, Sindalsvej 34, 8240 Risskov, Denmark,hereby declares on own responsibility that following product: G

Page 52 - TROUBLESHOOTING

54PRESET LIST12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940414243444546474849505152535455565758Mono ReverbMono ChorusMono Dyn

Page 53 - MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART

555960616263646566676869707172737475767778798081828384858687888990919293949596979899100101102103104105106107108109110111112A Little Bit CountryOn The

Page 54 - SELF TEST

58113114115116117118119120121122123124125126127128129130131132133134135136137138139140141142143144145146147148149150151152153154155156157158159160Pitc

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Page 56 - PRESET LIST

FROM A USERS POINT OF VIEW6Foreword by Palle Schultz, a guitar player with 10 years experience.From a users point of viewIf you ditch your beloved sto

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60219220221222223224225Auto ResonanceDrive 1 Drive 2Drive 3Noise Gate Slow Noise Gate SlowEmpty RoutingClean / DirtyClean / DirtyClean / DirtyClean /

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QUICK REFERENCE7General ControlGeneral control of the G-Force is accomplished by dialing the Parameter wheel tochange parameters, and the Value wheel

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POWER Press and hold the Powerswitch for about 3 seconds,then release to power off.IN/OUT KNOBSThe overall Input level isadjusted via the knob in theu

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OVERALL BYPASSThe Bypass key in the upperleft corner is the overallbypass. With this key you canbypass all effects in the G-Force simultaneously.Note:

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