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TASCAM  CD-GT2

IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Contents

Introduction

...........................................................................................7

Features.of.this.device..........................................................................7

Using.this.manual.................................................................................7

Accessories..........................................................................................7

About.this.manual................................................................................8

Environmental.considerations...............................................................8

Beware.of.condensation

...................................................................... 8

Cleaning.the.unit..................................................................................8

Handling.of.compact.discs....................................................................9

Batteries............................................................................................10

Inserting.batteries

............................................................................ 10

Quick Start Guide—Basic Operation

..............................................11

Preparation........................................................................................11

Playback.............................................................................................12

Playing.guitar.....................................................................................13

Turning.off.the.power.........................................................................14

Restore.all.settings.to.original.values.................................................14

About Power

........................................................................................15

Using.batteries...................................................................................15

Operation.with.an.AC.adapter............................................................15

Turning.the.power.ON.and.OFF..........................................................16

Names and functions of parts

..........................................................17

Front..................................................................................................19

Rear...................................................................................................19

Making connections

.......................................................................... 20

Screen appearance and operation

...................................................21

Screen.overview.................................................................................21

TIME.DISPLAY.screen.

....................................................................... 21

Other.screens.

................................................................................. 23

Making.settings................................................................................ 23

Listening to CDs

..................................................................................24

Basic.CD.playback..............................................................................24

Jumping.back.a.few.seconds.(FLASH.BACK).......................................24

Adjusting.the.volume.........................................................................25

Changing.the.tempo...........................................................................25

Changing.the.pitch.with.the.tempo....................................................25

Changing.only.the.pitch.....................................................................26

Reducing.the.sound.of.recorded.guitars.............................................26

Loop.playback....................................................................................27

Selecting.the.play.mode.....................................................................28

Repeat.playback.................................................................................28

Using guitars and mics

..................................................................... 29

Setting.the.input............................................................................... 29

Adjusting.the.input.level................................................................... 29

Adjusting.the.monitoring.volume...................................................... 29

Playing.along.with.a.CD.................................................................... 29

Using.built-in.effects......................................................................... 30

Other functions

...................................................................................32

Using.the.metronome.........................................................................32

Stopping.the.metronome.

.................................................................. 33

Using.the.tuner..................................................................................33

AUTO.(chromatic.tuner).

.................................................................... 33

GUITAR.(guitar.tuner.mode).

.............................................................. 34

OSC..(oscillator.mode).

..................................................................... 34

Using.a.footswitch.............................................................................35

Connecting.a.footswitch.

.................................................................. 35

Setting.the.function.

......................................................................... 35

Making various settings

................................................................... 36

Mono.monitoring.............................................................................. 36

Splitting.the.CD.and.guitar.sounds.................................................... 36

Setting.the.time.display......................................................................37

Changing.the.display.contrast............................................................37

Restoring.all.settings.to.their.default.values.......................................37

Specifications

..................................................................................... 38

Effect preset lists

............................................................................... 40

Guitar.effects.................................................................................... 40

Vocal.effects......................................................................................41

Effect module parameter list

............................................................42

Summary of Contents for CD-GT2

Page 1: ...CD GT2 Portable CD Guitar Trainer D00996120A OWNER S MANUAL This device has a serial number on the rear panel Please record it and retain it for your records Serial number __________________...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful inter ference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and...

Page 4: ...old with the apparatus When a cart is used use caution when moving the cart apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip over 13 Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long...

Page 5: ...r a SAMSUNG transport Optical pickup Type KSM 900AAA Manufacturer SONY Corporation Laser output Less than 1 mW on the objective lens Wavelength 775 to 816 nm Type CMS M93BG6 Manufacturer Samsung Elect...

Page 6: ...4 Jumping back a few seconds FLASH BACK 24 Adjusting the volume 25 Changing the tempo 25 Changing the pitch with the tempo 25 Changing only the pitch 26 Reducing the sound of recorded guitars 26 Loop...

Page 7: ...ries 4 AA or an AC adapter sold separately Guitar effects built in Mic effects built in Play along on guitar as you listen to a CD Tuner built in Metronome built in Headphone jack and line output jack...

Page 8: ...ed space such as a bookcase and do not put anything on top of the unit Avoid installing this unit on top of any heat generating electrical device such as a power amplifier Make sure that the unit is m...

Page 9: ...age the delicate playing surface It may cause CDs to become unplayable Discs should be returned to their cases after use to avoid serious scratches that could cause the laser pickup to skip Keep discs...

Page 10: ...se old and new batteries together Even if batteries are the same size their voltage may differ Do not use batteries of different specifications together Do not attempt to recharge batteries that are n...

Page 11: ...g the batteries Press and hold the POWER switch on the rear of the unit for about one second Release it when TASCAM appears on the display Start up completes after a few seconds and the TIME DISPLAY s...

Page 12: ...amplification Playback Playing a CD Press the key to start Press the key again to pause playback Press the STOP key to stop playback Press the or key to skip to the beginning of the previous or next t...

Page 13: ...A function is ON allowing tempo to be changed without changing the pitch NOTE To change the pitch along with the tempo use the CURSOR key on the TEMPO CHANGE screen to select the FIX PITCH item and th...

Page 14: ...fects on page 30 Playing guitar along with a CD You can listen to the sound from both a CD and your guitar at the same time through headphones To change the volume balance between the CD and the guita...

Page 15: ...Alkaline batteries about 5 hours NOTE Since this product has special functions including CD playback tempo alteration and guitar effects battery life is shorter compared to other portable CD players...

Page 16: ...completes in a few seconds and the TIME DISPLAY screen appears To turn the power OFF press and hold the POWER switch on the rear of the unit for more than one second Release the button when the scree...

Page 17: ...playback pitch on this screen See Changing only the pitch on page 26 4 GUITAR CANCEL key Press this key to open the GUITAR CANCEL screen Turn the guitar cancel function ON and OFF and change its sett...

Page 18: ...page 29 w CURSOR keys Select among setting items on the screen with these keys e VALUE keys Change the value of the item selected on the screen r PHONES VOLUME keys Adjust the volume sent to your head...

Page 19: ...gnal from the GUITAR MIC IN jack Connect an audio system speakers with built in amplifiers or similar equipment d INPUT dial Adjusts the input level of the GUITAR MIC IN jack signal f GUITAR MIC IN ja...

Page 20: ...a conversion cable as necessary GUITAR MIC IN jack guitar or mic FOOT SW jack TASCAM RC 30P or other momentary footswitch non latching DC IN 5V PS P520 AC adapter sold separately See Operation with an...

Page 21: ...CHANGE TEMPO KEY PITCH KEY GUITAR CANCEL GUITAR CANCEL EFFECTOR EFFECT LEVEL LEVEL TUNER TUNER SETUP MISC MISC PHONES VOLUME PHONES VOLUME TIME DISPLAY screen The TIME DISPLAY screen appears immediate...

Page 22: ...ge 28 6 CD time display Shows the CD time Set the displayed time mode on the SETUP MISC screen See Setting the time display on page 37 7 CD playback position Shows the current playback position of the...

Page 23: ...nd SETUP MISC screen in the same way as on the TIME DISPLAY screen Settings Every screen other than the TIME DISPLAY screen has settings See Making settings on page 23 for details Making settings Sett...

Page 24: ...r decrease the track number Searching forward and backward Press and hold the or key when the CD is playing or paused during playback to fast forward or fast reverse Jumping back a few seconds FLASH B...

Page 25: ...cted use the VALUE keys to adjust the tempo When the TEMPO value is set to anything other than 0 the tempo mode is ON and playback follows the set tempo appears in inverse at the top of the screen NOT...

Page 26: ...ges the playback pitch and the display icon appears in inverse 3 Use the CURSOR key to select the FINE PITCH item and the VALUE keys to make minute adjust ments to the pitch in cents 1 100 semitone NO...

Page 27: ...DLE Loop playback With this function you can continuously repeat the playback of a selection that you make loop playback 1 Press the IN OUT key during playback to set the point when you want to start...

Page 28: ...e SETUP MISC screen 2 Use the CURSOR keys to select PLAY MODE and the VALUE keys to select ALL or SINGLE NOTE If you select SINGLE appears to the left of the time display Repeat playback In repeat pla...

Page 29: ...UT volume control to the right of the GUITAR MIC IN jack to adjust the input level Use the input level meter at the bottom of the LEVEL screen as shown on the preceding page for guidance Adjusting the...

Page 30: ...ing GUITAR MIC IN jack input settings on the LEVEL screen either the guitar or mic effects are usable See Setting the input on page 29 Press the EFFECT key to open the EFFECTOR screen On the EFFECTOR...

Page 31: ...o three effect modules Either guitar or mic presets are available depending on the GUITAR MIC input setting See the Effect presets list on page 39 for details about the effect modules in each preset L...

Page 32: ...is ON its TEMPO and BEAT settings appear Use the CURSOR keys to select the items and the VALUE keys to change their settings NOTE Turning the metronome ON will stop CD playback TEMPO Set the tempo be...

Page 33: ...ing sections AUTO chromatic tuner In this ordinary mode you do not need to change settings for each of the strings being tuned The tuning meter and input signal pitch appear on the screen see the prec...

Page 34: ...eter A guitar peg also appear at the right side of the screen 3 The guitar is tuned when the center of the meter is highlighted The tuning procedures are the same as described above for the AUTO mode...

Page 35: ...r momentary footswitch non latching to the FOOT SW jack on the front of the unit After connection press the MISC key to open the SETUP MISC screen and make settings as necessary Setting the function U...

Page 36: ...and LINE OUT jacks Select one of the following MONO MONITOR settings OFF ordinary stereo monitoring default setting L R both channel signals are mixed and output in mono L left channel signal is outpu...

Page 37: ...en Changing the display contrast You can change the display contrast as needed to suit the surrounding lighting and other conditions Set the CONTRAST between 1 and 10 with higher numbers providing gre...

Page 38: ...m input levels 6 dBV GUITAR 19 dBV MIC LINE OUT jack Connector 3 5 mm 1 8 stereo minijack Standard output level 10 dBV Maximum output level 6 dBV PHONES jack Connector 3 5 mm 1 8 stereo minijack Maxim...

Page 39: ...IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 39 TASCAM CD GT2 Notes...

Page 40: ...rato Dly 32 O D Autowah Rev 33 O D Autowah Dly 34 O D Pitch Rev 35 O D Pitch Dly 36 Overdrive Rev 37 Overdrive Dly 38 Overdrive 39 Cmp Flanger Rev 40 Cmp Flanger Dly 41 Cmp Phaser Rev 42 Cmp Phaser Dl...

Page 41: ..._04 Mood Moody vocal sound 0 30 VOCAL_05 Echo 1 Echo sound with compression for vocals 0 20 VOCAL_06 Echo 2 Echo sound with vibrato for vocals 0 99 VOCAL_07 Quivering Adds vibrato to vocals 0 30 VOCAL...

Page 42: ...of an overdriven amplifier great for creating a warm clas sic rock sound DRIV Adjusts the amount of overdrive 0 30 TONE Adjusts the tone 0 12 Compressor CMP Compresses the guitar sound giving it clar...

Page 43: ...ect 0 20 Autowah WAH Creates a sound like a wah pedal that is great for funky sounds Vary your picking force when using this effect SENS Adjusts sensitivity to picking force 0 30 MIX Adjusts the amoun...

Page 44: ...m 5939 Wallace Street Mississauga Ontario L4Z 1Z8 Canada TEAC MEXICO S A De C V Phone 52 555 581 5500 www tascam com Campesinos No 184 Colonia Granjes Esmeralda Delegacion Iztapalapa CP 09810 Mexico D...

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