FRONT PANEL CONTROLS
The stand-alone version of the GSi Gemini features a very basic and easy to use
control panel which is only used to recall presets on each internal DSP. It consists on
a 2x16 backlit LCD screen, two buttons with LEDs and a rotary encoder.
To recall a preset on DSP 1, make sure its LED is illuminated then turn the encoder to
browse the preset list. At this point you'll notice that the LED starts flashing, this
indicates that you're browsing presets but you still haven't confirmed which one you
wish to recall. Once you have found the preset you like, press the corresponding DSP
1 button. If you wish to abort your research and stop the LED from flashing, press the
other DSP button.
To recall a preset on DSP 2, make sure the DSP 2 LED is illuminated then turn the
encoder to browse the preset list until the desired preset is reached, then press the
DSP 2 button again to recall it. Use the other button to abort the selection.
A MIDI activity LED is located next to the encoder, this indicates the arrival of a note
event whenever it matches one of the selected channels for either the DSP 1 or the
DSP 2.
THE VOLUME KNOB
The front panel of the stand-alone Gemini also features a Volume potentiometer. This
will affect the left and right analog output found at the back of the unit as well as the
headphone output located at the front of the unit, but will have no effect on the
S/PDIF digital output. Use this knob to attenuate the output level if you need to do
so.
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