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System Settings<br />

Settings that affect the entire operating environment of the<br />

GW-8, such as tuning and MIDI message reception, are<br />

referred to as “system settings.”<br />

How to Make System Settings<br />

([MENU])<br />

1. Press [MENU].<br />

2. Use [ ] [ ] to select “System” then press [ENTER].<br />

3. Use [ ] [ ] to select a page, and use [ ] [ ] to<br />

select the parameter that you want to edit.<br />

For details, refer to “System Parameters” (below).<br />

4. Turn the VALUE dial to edit the value.<br />

5. When you’re finished making system settings, press [EXIT].<br />

System Parameters<br />

SYSTEM GENERAL<br />

Parameter Value Explanation<br />

Master<br />

Tune<br />

Local<br />

Switch*<br />

System<br />

Transpose<br />

Bend<br />

Mode<br />

Screen<br />

Saver<br />

Time<br />

415.3–<br />

466.2Hz<br />

Adjusts the tuning of the entire GW-<br />

8. The displayed value is the<br />

frequency of the A4 key (middle A).<br />

OFF, ON Refer to “Local Switch” (p. 43).<br />

-6–+5<br />

NORMAL<br />

CATCH+<br />

LAST<br />

OFF, 5,<br />

10–60<br />

(min)<br />

Transposes the pitch of the GW-8<br />

in semitone steps.<br />

The pitch bend lever will operate in<br />

the conventional way.<br />

If you play a note when the pitch<br />

bend lever is already moved to one<br />

side, the pitch will sound as though<br />

the lever were in the center position.<br />

When the lever passes through the<br />

center position, it will once again<br />

begin affecting the pitch. This will<br />

apply only to the most recently<br />

played note. You can use this to<br />

simulate the double-bending<br />

technique of an electric guitarist.<br />

Set the time (minutes) until the<br />

screen saver begins working. If this<br />

is “OFF,” the screen saver will not<br />

appear.<br />

USB<br />

Driver<br />

SYSTEM PEDAL<br />

VENDER,<br />

GENERIC<br />

Refer to “Making the Settings for<br />

the USB Driver” (p. 45).<br />

Parameter Value Explanation<br />

Pedal<br />

Assign<br />

Selects the function that will be controlled when<br />

you press a separately available pedal<br />

connected to the CONTROL PEDAL jack.<br />

EXPRESSION<br />

CHORD<br />

OFF<br />

CHORD<br />

TOGGLE<br />

SOSTENUTO<br />

SOFT<br />

ROTARY<br />

SLOW/<br />

FAST<br />

START/<br />

STOP<br />

BASS<br />

INVERSION<br />

PUNCH<br />

IN/OUT<br />

The pedal will function as an<br />

Expression pedal.<br />

Chord detection in the Lower Part<br />

area of the keyboard will be off<br />

while you hold down the pedal,<br />

allowing you to perform using the<br />

entire keyboard. The setting will<br />

return to its previous state when<br />

you release the pedal.<br />

Chord detection in the Lower Part<br />

area will turn off when you press<br />

the pedal, allowing you to perform<br />

using the entire keyboard. The<br />

setting will return to its previous<br />

state when you press the pedal<br />

once again, so that chord detection<br />

will be on for the Lower Part area.<br />

The pedal will function as a<br />

Sostenuto pedal. When you press<br />

the pedal, notes that are already<br />

being held down will be sustained.<br />

(This function can be used only for<br />

the keyboard part.)<br />

The pedal will function as a Soft<br />

pedal. Notes you play while<br />

holding down the pedal will have a<br />

softer tone. (This function can be<br />

used only for the keyboard part.)<br />

The pedal will switch the speed of<br />

the rotary effect. This is valid only if<br />

the ROTARY type is selected for<br />

MFX (p. 42).<br />

The pedal will start/stop the<br />

backing or song playback.<br />

The pedal will switch the Bass Inversion<br />

function on/off (p. 39).<br />

The pedal will control punch-in and<br />

punch-out during song recording<br />

(p. 29).<br />

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