Tascam CD-GT1 Owners Manual
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TASCAM CD-GT1 — 11 Pitch and tempo changes ere are three modes for changing the way a is played back NOTEOnly one of these modes can be active at a time. ese modes help you to play along at a different key or a different tempo so that you can learn your favorite riffs and licks TIPUse these together with the looping function to help your practice. KEY mode e key mode changes the key of the music by six semitones up or down e tempo does not change e value is set in semitones and cents ths of a semitone shown as I6 to O6 hen both semitones and cents are the KEY mode is off if is on this is also off hen this mode is on the display shows KEY se this mode when you find the key of the track difficult to play or sing in SSA mode e low peed udition mode slows down the tempo without changing the key e settings are off – – – and – all percent hen this mode is active the display left side shows SSA se this mode to practice difficult fast licks PITCH mode e pitch mode changes both pitch and tempo in steps down to – is the off setting hen this mode is active the display shows PITCH Making settings se the menu system to turn on or off PITCH menu and then set the value for the pitch or settings PITCH menu again or with off choose KEY from the next KEY menu and make the KEY semitone and FINE settings Remember! hift pitch alone= KEY low down and keep pitch = SSA low down and drop pitch = PITCH
12 — TASCAM CD-GT1 Using effects How effects work ere are two effect banks A and B each with five slots numbered from 1 through 5 where you can store your own effect settings Effects are created from the preset effects available guitar and vocal hen a bank and slot are selected if a preset effect is recalled and edited that bank slot is automatically filled with the edited effect Storing your own effect settings in a bank slot ress the BANK key to select either the A or B bank as shown on the display ress the No. key to select the bank slot 1 through 5 as shown on the display ress the LCD MENU key until EFFECT appears on the display se the 5 key to turn the effect ON ress ENTER and then select the preset effect 00 through 42 with the 5 and b keys NOTEIf there were any settings in the selected bank slot to start with, they will be overwrit-ten when you recall a library entry. ress ENTER once more to start editing the parameters with the 5 and b keys see the table later for details of these parameters e last parameter is always LVL the output level from the effect unit 0 to 64 is is only available when the effect is active and is bypassed with the effect off et the level and then press the DISPLAY/ESC key to exit the effect settings e effect settings you have made are automatically stored in the bank slot you first chose Recalling an effect with your settings hen you have stored the effect settings in a bank slot as described above you can recall them simply pressing the BANK and No. keys to select the appropriate bank slot you should also make sure that the effect is switched on TIPIf you have a footswitch connected and the FOOT menu item is set to EFF, you can step through the bank slots by pressing the footswitch.
TASCAM CD-GT1 — 13 Effect presets and parameters e preset effects can be divided into three categories DistortionClean soundVocal00 DIST-TONE-FLA-REV15 COMP-TONE-FLA-REV30 De-esser 01 DIST-TONE-FLA-DLY16 COMP-TONE-FLA-DLY31 Chorister 02 DIST-TONE-PHA-REV17 COMP-TONE-PHA-REV32 Emphasis 03 DIST-TONE-PHA-DLY18 COMP-TONE-PHA-DLY33 Shout 04 DIST-TONE-EXC-REV19 COMP-TONE-EXC-REV34 Mood Vocal 05 DIST-TONE-EXC-DLY20 COMP-TONE-EXC-DLY35 Response 06 DIST-TONE-CHO-REV21 COMP-TONE-CHO-REV36 Proclaim 07 DIST-TONE-CHO-DLY22 COMP-TONE-CHO-DLY37 Quivering Voice 08 DIST-TONE-TRM-REV23 COMP-TONE-TRM-REV38 Duet 09 DIST-TONE-TRM-DLY24 COMP-TONE-TRM-DLY39 Lo-Fi Vocal 10 DIST-TONE-VIB-REV25 COMP-TONE-VIB-REV40 Megaphone 11 DIST-TONE-VIB-DLY26 COMP-TONE-VIB-DLY41 Screaming 12 DIST-TONE-WAH-REV27 COMP-TONE-WAH-REV42 Panning Vocal 13 DIST-TONE-WAH-DLY28 COMP-TONE-WAH-DLY— 14 DIST-TONE-PIT-DLY29 COMP-TONE-PIT-DLY— s this shows each of the guitar distortion and clean presets has four components each of which can be adjusted individually and are shown on the display as listed in the table here The parameters DIST istortion gain COMP ompressor gain TONE one control FLA langer setting REV everb setting DLY elay setting PHA haser setting EXC xciter setting PIT itch shifter setting CHO horus setting TRM remolo setting VIB ibrato setting WAH utowah setting ll presets also have a LVL level setting from 0 to 64 e vocal presets have one parameter each shown on the display as PAR
14 — TASCAM CD-GT1 Using the tuner e s builtin guitar tuner has two modes an automatic mode where the pitch of the incoming signal is detected and displayed automatically and a manual mode where you set the target and tune to it ress the MENU key until the display shows TUNER, and then press ENTER Flat �Sharp �On-key hen you enter the tuner mode any effect is automatically turned off f the tuner is in automatic mode shown as AT on the display just play a note on your guitar e tuner guesses the closest note and shows it on the display une the string roughly so that the right note appears and then adjust the tuning until the display shows a large center blob f the tuner is in manual mode shown as MT on the display use the 5 and b keys to set the note on the display and then tune as above Calibrating the tuner. sually the above iddle is tuned to z in most estern music ere may be times when you need to tune to a different standard you are playing with another instrument or to a which does not use the z tuning se the tuners CAL calibration menu to set the reference to a tuning between z and z NOTEAlthough you do not need to play a CD when you are tuning, the CD-GT1 must be switched on, and the GUITAR button must be pressed in to allow tuning of the guitar plugged into the CD-GT1.
TASCAM CD-GT1 — 15 Facts and figures (specifications) Disc types8 cm single, 12 cm CDAD/DA16-bitDigital signal processing32-bit Nominal output level (LINE OUT)–10 dBV Maximum output level (LINE OUT)0 dBV (1 Vrms) Output impedance1 kΩMaximum output level (PHONES)> 18 mW (into 32 Ω Nominal input levels LINE IN MIC IN GUITAR IN –10 dBV –40 dBV –15 dBVCD playback characteristicsFrequency response20 Hz to 20 kHz ±1.0 dBDynamic range> 88 dBS/N ratio> 88 dBTHD< 0.01% Voltage requirementsDC 9V (PS-PS5 AC adapter)AA batteries x 4 (NiMH or alkaline)Power consumption4 W (PS-PS5 AC adapter)Dimensions (w x d x h) including feet232 x 138 x 40 (mm) / 9.1 x 5.4 x 1.6 (in) Weight (excluding batteries)620 g / 1 lb, 6 oz
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