Specifications

H
OW DO
I
S
ELECT A
P
ATCH
?
To select a patch that is in the patch file, left-click it once. The summary panel on
the right of the window will be updated, and the patch data will be sent to the GT-.
The patch data is not stored in the GT-
at this point, and none of your
patches have been overwritten. The data has in fact been sent to a temporary
memory area. This is the same as when you select a patch on the GT- you get a
copy of the patch in the temporary memory area in the effects pedal. That’s why
you have to re-save the patch if you make any changes to the effects parameters.
So if you want to save the patch in the GT-, you need to press the Write button,
and then select a patch location to store the patch into.
H
OW DO
I
C
REATE A
N
EW
F
ILE
?
From the File and Windows menu, select New , and then choose GT-3 , GT-
5 , GT-6 , GT-8 or GT-8 , depending on which you want. A new window opens
showing only the default patch names.
You can also press F3, F5, F6, F8 or F10 respectively instead.
H
OW DO
I
A
DD
P
ATCHES TO THE
F
ILE
?
If you want to add one of the default patches to the patch file, left-click it once. The
background colour changes to show it is now in the file. At this point, the patch is
not selected. To select it, left-click again – the patch summary information on the
right of the window will be updated, and the patch data sent to the GT-.
W
HY IS THE
P
ATCH
F
ILE
C
ORRUPTED WHEN
I
S
AVE IT
?
If you are running an un-registered version of the software, you can still save patch
files, but GT Manager will alter some of the data. This is ok for you to evaluate how
the software is working, but of course if you want to keep your patch data, then you
will need to register the software. Once the software is registered, the patch file will
be saved properly.
H
OW DO
I
C
OPY AND
M
OVE
P
ATCHES
?
Copying and moving patches can be done two ways: either using the normal
Windows drag-and-drop method, or using the Cut, Copy and Paste commands on
the Edit menu or the corresponding buttons on the toolbar.