Editing Effects

There are eight effects modules on the main editor panel, as seen in the following screenshot:

The main editor page, showing the effects modules.

The effects modules are the eight square boxes shown in two rows of four (at the right) in the above image and are listed below:

MFX - Multi-Effects
DELAY
CHORUS
REVERB
AMP - Amplifier Modeling
NS - Noise Suppression
MOD - Modulation
EQ - Equalization

Effects Routing Structure and Line Routing Options

For each GT-100 patch, the tone modules and the effects modules have separate routing capabilities, as follows:

Tone modules (PCM Synths 1/2, COSM Modeling, and Normal Pickups) can be routed to enter the effects chain at either the MFX effect module input, at the Amp Modeling input, or bypass both to connect at the DELAY/CHORUS/REVERB inputs.
The effects modules chain can be structured to put the guitar effects (AMP, NS and MOD) either after the MFX effect module (Structure 1) before the MFX effect module (Structure 2).

When working in the GT-100 FloorBoard Editor, the lines shown in the above screenshot will change to indicate the selected routing structure and line route options. The big dots on the lines indicate a connection from the tone module to the effects module chain input. Where the lines cross and there is no dot, there is also no connection.

Editing Effects

You can select other types of an effect by clicking the "Type" field below the effect title and selecting one of the alternate effect types, e.g. for the MOD effect you can select Limiter, Phaser, Flanger or other modulation effects. You can activate any of the effects modules from the GT-100 FloorBoard Editor main panel by using the ON/OFF switch and make basic changes using the visible knobs or slider controls.

You can also perform advanced effects editing by clicking on the effect box or label to open its parameters panel, exposing additional controls if available. If you select another effect type, a different set of knobs appears specific to that effect type to allow you to configure additional parameters for the selected effect type. Details about individual effects are available in the owner's manual and in the help sections for the specific effect.