Your Rock Guitar Model 1000, User Manual

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You Rock Guitar 1.105 User Guide
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To change a preset’s synthesizer sound:
1. Select a preset you want to modify.
2. Hold down the SYNTH button, then scroll through the 50 different synth
sounds using the Up and Down arrow buttons. The LED display shows you
the number of the synth sounds (1-50). The following table summarizes the
built-in synth sounds:
3. Release the SYNTH button, and play the sound. The MUSIC button blinks
to indicate that you have modified the preset.
4. To adjust the volume of just the synth sound, hold the SYNTH button and
adjust the Volume knob. The LED display shows the synth sound volume.
5. If you want to mute the SYNTH sound, press the SYNTH button to turn it
off.
6. To save your modified preset, hold the MUSIC button and press the
RECORD button.
These synth sounds were included not only for the fun of playing them, but
“blending” them with the real guitars creates new unique sounds. Try doubling the
“Warm Pad” with the acoustic or Nylon string guitars. Blending “Fantasia” with a
big lead sound is cool. Experiment, have fun, play around. It’s only rock and roll.
1. Acoustic Piano
2. Bright Acoustic Piano
3. Electric Piano 1
4. Harpsichord
5. Clavinet
6. Vibraphone
7. Marimba
8. Xylophone
9. Organ 1
10. Organ 2
11. Organ 3
12. Church Organ
13. Harmonica
14. Nylon String Guitar
15. Overdrive Guitar
16. Acoustic Bass
17. Synth Bass
18. Violin
19. Viola
20. Cello
21. Contrabass
22. Harp
23. Strings Ensemble 1
24. String Ensemble 2
25. Synth Strings
26. Choral Ahh
27. Voice Oohs
28. Synth Vox
29. Orchestra Hit
30. Brass
31. Synth Brass
32. Synth Brass 2
33. Tenor Sax
34. Baritone Sax
35. Oboe
36. Piccolo
37. Flute
38. Pan Flute
39. Square Wave
40. Synth Calliope
41. Chiff Lead
42. Lead Voice
43. Saw Waves
44. Fantasia
45. Warm Pad
46. Space Voice
47. Halo Pad
48. Sweep Pad
49. Banjo
50. Guitar Fret Noise