Specifications

Info button
Click on this to show further information about the patch. This includes the name of
the person who created it and who last saved it, and the associated date/times. It
also shows the equipment setup notes that are stored in the patch file (this is the
same for all patches in the file).
Globals button
Click on this to show the globals settings. These are stored in the patch file
HR button
This is only visible if the selected patch is using custom Harmonist settings.
Click on this to show the Harmonist settings used by this patch.
AR button
This is only visible if the selected patch is using custom Auto-Riff settings.
Click on this to show the Auto-Riff settings used by this patch.
Note that for the GT-10, the HR and AR views edit the data in the patch. For other
GT-, it only displays the relevant system data, and can’t be edited (use the system
editor instead).
H OW DO I O PEN A P ATCH F ILE ?
From the File and Windows menu, select Open… . The normal Windows dialog box
appears, so you can choose the file you want to open.
You can also press Ctrl-O instead.
Normally, you will probably keep all your patches in the same folder on your PC.
You can tell GT Manager to use this as the default folder; select the Tools and
Settings Folder & File menu, and pick the folder from the folder list.
GT Manager uses a “.syx” file format by default. It can also read “.gxg” files from
the Boss GT-10 librarian, and “.mid” files.
W HAT F ORMATS C AN I S AVE THE P ATCH F ILE IN ?
GT Manager can save patch files in “.syx” format (the default), “.mid” format for
importing into other midi applications, “.gxg” format for loading into Boss’s GT-10
librarian and “.xls” format for generating a comprehensive listing of all the patch
settings.
The “raw .syx” format contains only the patch information: the other information
such as patch creation dates and user details.