Roland GR-33 User Manual

 

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The VOLUME knob adjusts the signal volume output 
from the MIX OUT jack. The center mark provides an 
easy reference setting when connecting the GR-33 to an 
instrument amp or mixer.

 

This button selects Play mode.

To play sounds, press this button to enter Play mode. 
(The GR-33 is in Play mode at start-up.)

 

This button selects System mode.

Press this button to enter System mode. When you are 
in System mode, you can make settings to the GR-33 
itself, as opposed to making settings for specific 
sounds.

 

This button selects Tuner mode.

When you press this button, the Tuner function will be 
turned on, and you can tune your instrument.

 

Use this button to write a patch (Patch Write).

This button also confirms the Factory Reset and Bulk 
Dump operations.

 

Press this button to access Patch Edit mode’s 
COMMON settings—COMMON settings apply to an 
entire patch, as opposed to the settings that apply to its 
individual tones or effects.

Press this button to enter Patch Edit mode and adjust 
settings such as the patch name and patch pedal 
functions.

 

Press this button to access Patch Edit mode’s TONE 
settings—TONE settings shape the sound of the 
individual tones that make up a patch. 

 

Press this button to access Patch Edit mode’s EFFECTS 
settings—these settings allow you to adjust the patch’s 
reverb, chorus, and multi-effect.

 

When selecting and activating the tones to be played in 
a patch (LAYER), and when setting transposition 
(TRANSPOSE) and other individual-string settings, use 
this knob to select the string you wish to set up.

 

This button selects the output device connected to MIX 
OUT jacks.