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Thank you, and congratulations on your choice of the Roland VG-88 V- GUITAR SYSTEM. Before using this unit, carefully read the sections entitled: “IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS” (Owner’s manual p. 2), “USING THE UNIT SAFELY” (Owner’s manual p.
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3 USING THE UNIT SAFELY 001 • Before using this unit, make sure to read the instructions below, and the Owner’s Manual. .......................................................................................................... 002a • Do not open or perform any internal modifica- tions on the unit.
4 016 • Before using the unit in a foreign country, consult with your retailer, the nearest Roland Service Center, or an authorized Roland distributor, as listed on the “Information” page. ........................................................
5 Contents USING THE UNIT SAFELY ...................................................................... 3 Concepts Behind Development of the V-Guitar System ..................... 8 Main features ........................................................
6 Assigning a name to the patch ............................................................................................................... 34 Adjust the volume level of the patch ...................................................................
7 Chapter 6. Changing the system settings .......................................... 62 GK pickup settings ................................................................................................................................... 62 ■ Select the save destination of GK pickup settings.
8 Concepts Behind Development of the V-Guitar System ■ The Process That Led to the Birth of the V-Guitar System The acoustic piano has enjoyed a history of hundreds of years, culminating in the shape that it has today. The piano craftsmen of the past must have longed for piano wires that could be stretched just as tightly as they pleased.
9 Main features ■ A new dimension of sound- creation made possible by three core sections: COSM Guitar, COSM Amp, and multi- effects The COSM GUITAR section allows you to change the guitar’s pickup and body. The COSM AMP section permits the accurate simulation of distortion, amp head, speakers, and mic placement.
10 How to use this manual This manual is broadly divided into eight chapters that explain operations and functions you will use during normal playing, as well as how to make various settings. You’ll get the most from this manual by reading its chapters in order.
11 IMPORTANT NOTES 291b In addition to the items listed under “IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS” and “USING THE UNIT SAFELY” on pages 2 and 3, please read and observe the following: Power Supply .
12 Front and Rear Panels Front Panel fig.0-01 1. LED Display 2. LCD Display 3. VALUE Dial 4. OUTPUT LEVEL Knob 5. OUTPUT SELECT Button 6. Function Buttons 7. PAGE Buttons 8. EXIT Button 9. WRITE Button 10. CURSOR Buttons 11. COSM GUITAR Button 12. COSM AMP Button 13.
13 Front and Rear Panels Rear Panel fig.0-02 23. GK IN Jack 24. GUITAR Jacks 25. OUTPUT Jacks 26. PHONES Jack 27. SUB EXP PEDAL/SUB CTL 1,2 (sub expression pedal/sub control pedal) Jack 28.
14 Chapter 1. Preparations for playing Attaching the GK-2A/GK-3 to your guitar First, you will need to attach the GK-2A/GK-3 divided pickup to your guitar. To learn how, refer to the owner’s manual for the GK-2A/GK-3. The GK-2A/GK-3 cannot be used with the following types of guitar.
15 Chapter 1. Preparations for playing Chapter 1 To prevent malfunction and/or damage to speakers or other devices, always turn down the volume, and turn off the power on all devices before making any connections. Use only the specified expression pedal (EV-5 or BOSS FV- 300L; sold separately).
16 Chapter 1. Preparations for playing About the screen display (Basic operation) Depending on the screen, the parameters may occupy two or more screen pages. The page icon is shown in the upper right of the screen. fig.2-02 fig.1-02 1. Use PAGE [ ][ ] to switch pages.
17 Chapter 1. Preparations for playing Chapter 1 Turning on the power and tuning your guitar ■ Turning on the power of the VG-88 Once the connections have been completed (p.
18 Chapter 1. Preparations for playing 3. Play a single unfretted note on the string you wish to tune. The note name closest to the string you played will appear in the LED display. * Cleanly play a single note only on the string that you wish to tune.
19 Chapter 1. Preparations for playing Chapter 1 fig.1-10a GK-2A: Make this setting if you are using a GK-2A/GK-3 divided pickup. GK-2: Make this setting if you are using a GK-2 divided pickup. PIEZO: Make this setting if you are using a piezo divided pickup.
20 Chapter 1. Preparations for playing 9. If you will be using two or more guitars to play the VG- 88, repeat Steps 4–7 to enter the driver settings for each guitar. 10. When you have finished making all of your settings, press [EXIT]. You will return to Play page.
21 Chapter 1. Preparations for playing Chapter 1 they will be saved even when the power is turned off. You do not need to redo these settings each time you play. * If you are using the VG-88 with a guitar other than the one you used previously, go to Step 3 and select the appropriate driver setting A–E for the guitar you are currently using.
22 Chapter 1. Preparations for playing ■ Playing the VG-88 Now let’s actually play the VG-88. 1. Make sure that you are in Play page. If you are not in Play page, press [EXIT] several times. 2. Set the select switch of the GK-2A/GK-3 to “MIX.” fig.
23 Chapter 1. Preparations for playing Chapter 1 ■ Using the VALUE dial to change patches Here’s how you can change from one patch to the next one. If the System parameter “DIAL” is set to “VALUE ONLY,” [VALUE] cannot be used to select patches.
24 Chapter 2. Overview of the VG-88 — basic knowledge How the VG-88 produces sound The most basic setup for playing sounds on the VG-88 consists of the VG-88 itself and a guitar on which the GK-2A/GK-3 has been installed. Here we will provide a simple explanation of how the VG-88 produces sound.
25 Chapter 3 Chapter 3. Creating sounds — basic section Saving a sound (patch) you created (the Write operation) The sound settings you modify are initially only temporary. When you select another patch, the modified settings will return to their original, unmodified values.
26 Chapter 3. Creating sounds — basic section 6. Press [F4] (PATCH B). fig.3-05 7. Turn [VALUE] to select the other patch that you wish to exchange. 8. Press [F6] (EXCHANGE) to exchange the patches. The display will indicate “NOW EXCHANGING.” 9.
27 Chapter 4 Chapter 4. Creating sounds — advanced section COSM GUITAR settings Here’s how to make COSM Guitar settings. You can adjust any of these settings to achieve the desired sound. 1. Press [COSM GUITAR]. fig.4-01 fig.4-02 2. Press [F1] (ON/OFF) to switch COSM GUITAR on or off.
28 Chapter 4. Creating sounds — advanced section COSM AMP settings Here’s how to make COSM Amp settings. Adjust these settings until you get the sound you want. 1. Press [COSM AMP]. fig.4-03 fig.4-04 2. Press [F1] (ON/OFF) to switch COSM AMP on or off.
29 Chapter 4. Creating sounds — advanced section Chapter 4 Setting the tempo and key of the song you will perform You can specify the tempo and key of the song that you will be performing. 1. Press [LEVEL/BPM/KEY]. fig.4-07 fig.4-08 * For details on setting the level, refer to “Adjust the volume level of the patch” (p.
30 Chapter 4. Creating sounds — advanced section ■ Setting the function of the VG- 88’s built-in CTL pedal 1. Press [PEDAL/ASSIGN]. fig.4-12 fig.4-10 2. Press [F1] (ON/OFF) to switch the CTL pedal function on or off. * You can also switch this by turning [VALUE].
31 Chapter 4. Creating sounds — advanced section Chapter 4 ■ Setting the GK SW function 1. Press [PEDAL/ASSIGN]. fig.4-18 fig.4-10 2. Press [PAGE ] to move to Page 2. fig.4-19a 3. Press [F1] (ON/OFF) to switch the GK SW function on or off. * You can also switch this by turning [VALUE].
32 Chapter 4. Creating sounds — advanced section 7. Press [F5] (MAX), and turn [VALUE] to specify the maximum value. 8. Press [F3] (SOURCE), and turn [VALUE] to select the desired source. 9. Press [F6] (MODE), and turn [VALUE] to select the mode. 10.
33 Chapter 4. Creating sounds — advanced section Chapter 4 Combining the normal input and GK input to create a sound The COSM GUITAR lets you create sounds by combining the GK pickup with the normal pickup. ■ Setting the balance between the GK pickup and the normal pickup 1.
34 Chapter 4. Creating sounds — advanced section Assigning a name to the patch You can assign a name to a patch you create. 1. Press [NAME/CHAIN]. fig.4-31 fig.4-32 2. Press [F4] (NAME). fig.4-33 3. Use [CURSOR] to move the cursor to the location at which you want to select a character.
35 Chapter 4. Creating sounds — advanced section Chapter 4 Adjust the volume level of the patch If the currently selected patch is louder or softer than other patches, you can adjust its level. 1. Press [LEVEL/BPM/KEY]. fig.4-34 fig.4-35 2. Press [F1] (LEVEL), and turn [VALUE] to select the desired value.
36 Chapter 5. Parameter Guide COSM GUITAR By making settings for the various elements that make up the tone of a guitar, you can create a wide variety of sounds.
37 COSM GUITAR Chapter 5. Parameter Guide Chapter 5 FILTER-BASS This Instrument is like a bass whose sound is passed through a filter. (PAGE2) FILTER (p. 43) COLOR (p. 43) (PAGE3) EQ (p. 45) PAN (p. 45) MIXER (p. 45) PIPE This Instrument produces sounds like a soft woodwind lead instrument.
38 Chapter 5. Parameter Guide COSM GUITAR VARI (variable): This allows you to use up to two pickups of your choice, selecting from double-coil, single-coil, piezo, and acoustic. If you use double-coil or single-coil type pickups, you may freely adjust the location of the pickups.
39 COSM GUITAR Chapter 5. Parameter Guide Chapter 5 Specifies the pitch shifted sound. ON/OFF Switches the pitch shift on/off. * Turning [VALUE] will select PRESET. MODE Selection for the pitch shift mode. SHIFT (pitch shift): The pitch shift amount can be set independently for each string.
40 Chapter 5. Parameter Guide COSM GUITAR METAL: A metal body with a single round cone resonator. This is suitable for bottle-neck (slide) playing, etc. BANJO: The sound of a body covered in stretched skin. Changing the size will produce an effect as if the tuning were changed.
41 COSM GUITAR Chapter 5. Parameter Guide Chapter 5 A slightly pitch-shifted sound is added to the original sound of each string, producing a spacious feeling. ON/OFF Switches the detune on/off. DETUNE [0–100] A slightly pitch-shifted sound is added to the original sound of each string.
42 Chapter 5. Parameter Guide COSM GUITAR The compressor is an effect that attenuates loud input levels and boosts soft input levels, thus evening out the volume to create sustain without distortion. ON/OFF Turns the compressor on/off. * Turning [VALUE] will select PRESET.
43 COSM GUITAR Chapter 5. Parameter Guide Chapter 5 The sound can be passed through a filter to adjust the brightness or character. * Cannot be turned on/off. PRESET Select one of the pre-programmed types of filter. CUTOFF (cutoff frequency) [0–100] This sets the brightness (hardness) of the sound.
44 Chapter 5. Parameter Guide COSM GUITAR This changes the pulse width of the PWM waveform. * Cannot be turned on/off. PRESET Select one of the pre-programmed types of modulation. DEPTH (PWM depth) [0–100] This sets the depth to which the waveform’s pulse width is varied.
45 COSM GUITAR Chapter 5. Parameter Guide Chapter 5 A four-band equalizer with high and low ranges is provided. The sound processed by the effect can be boosted by frequency range before it is output. ON/OFF Switches the equalizer on/off. * Turning [VALUE] will select PRESET.
46 Chapter 5. Parameter Guide COSM AMP COSM AMP This simulates the head and speaker sections of a guitar amp. ON/OFF Switches the COSM amp on/off. TYPE This sets the type of the COSM amp.
47 EFFECTS Chapter 5. Parameter Guide Chapter 5 EFFECTS The compressor is an effect that attenuates loud input levels and boosts soft input levels, thus evening out the volume to create sustain without distortion. The limiter attenuates loud input levels to prevent distortion.
48 Chapter 5. Parameter Guide EFFECTS SENS (sensitivity) [0–100] This adjusts the sensitivity at which the filter will change in the direction determined by the polarity setting. Higher values will result in a stronger response. With a setting of “0,” the strength of picking will have no effect.
49 EFFECTS Chapter 5. Parameter Guide Chapter 5 This effect creates a sense of spaciousness and adds depth to the sound. It allows you to produce the impression that multiple instruments are playing, or to add a distinctive type of modulation.
50 Chapter 5. Parameter Guide EFFECTS ● When “P.SHIFTER” is selected as the type ON/OFF [OFF, ON] Turns the two each pitch shifter sounds on/off. MODE Selection for the pitch shifter mode. POLY: You can play chords. MONO: Compared with conventional pitch shifters, modulation is minimized.
51 EFFECTS Chapter 5. Parameter Guide Chapter 5 ● When “PHASER” is selected as the type RATE [0–100, BPM –BPM ] This sets the rate of the phaser effect. * When set to BPM, the value of each parameter will be set according to the value of the BPM (p.
52 Chapter 5. Parameter Guide EFFECTS ● When “2x2 CHORUS” is selected as the type X OVER F (crossover frequency) [100 Hz–4.00 kHz] This parameter sets the frequency at which the frequency components of the direct sound are divided into bass and treble bands.
53 EFFECTS Chapter 5. Parameter Guide Chapter 5 This effect adds delayed sound to the direct sound, giving more body to the sound or creating special effects. ON/OFF Switches the DELAY on/off. * Turning [VALUE] will select PRESET. DLY TIME (delay time) [0–1800 msec, BPM –BPM ] This determines the delay time.
54 Chapter 5. Parameter Guide EFFECTS This simulates the sound that reaches the listener after being reflected from many surfaces (late reverberation). ON/OFF Switches the REVERB on/off. * Turning [VALUE] will select PRESET. MODE This selects the reverb mode.
55 Chapter 5. Parameter Guide Chapter 5 LEVEL/BPM/KEY LEVEL [0–200] This adjusts the output volume of the VG-88. BPM [40BPM–250BPM, MIDI] Adjusts the BPM value for each patch. * BPM (beats per minute) indicates the number of quarter note beats that occur each minute.
56 Chapter 5. Parameter Guide SOURCE Specify the MIDI data or device that will be the source of the change. * When using GK VOL, GK S1/S2, SUB CTL1, or SUB CTL2 as the source, GK FUNC SYNTH VOL, DOWN/S1 and UP/ S2, and PEDAL SUB CTL1 and SUB CTL2 for SYSTEM, must be set, respectively, to “ASSIGNABLE” (p.
57 Chapter 5. Parameter Guide Chapter 5 GK FUNC (GK function) Here you can specify the function of the GK pickup. DOWN/S1 UP/S2 Specifies the function assigned to the S1 or S2 switches of the GK pickup. ASSIGNABLE: Settings can be made in each patch as parameter control buttons.
58 Chapter 5. Parameter Guide GLOBAL These settings allow you to make temporary adjustments that affect all Patches. This is a convenient way to make quick adjustments to suit changes in your equipment or in your performance environment. ON/OFF Switches the Global function on/off.
59 Chapter 5. Parameter Guide Chapter 5 SYSTEM This is where settings for the VG-88’s operating environment are made. This is where settings for the divided pickup are made. SETTING [A, B, C, D, E] Up to five Driver Settings can be stored in memory.
60 Chapter 5. Parameter Guide Specifies the operations of the VG-88’s built-in pedal and an external pedal. BANK SW MODE (bank switch mode) Determines how the patch will change when you press the BANK pedals. WAIT NUM: After changing the bank, press a number pedal [1]–[4] to switch the patch.
61 Chapter 5. Parameter Guide Chapter 5 These are the settings for MIDI-related functions. CHANNEL [1–16] Selects the MIDI channel used for receiving MIDI messages. OMNI MODE [OMNI OFF, OMNI ON] If omni mode is turned on, MIDI data will be received on all channels, regardless of the MIDI channel setting.
62 Chapter 6. Changing the system settings GK pickup settings ■ Select the save destination of GK pickup settings 1. Make sure you’re in Play page. If you’re not in Play page, press [EXIT] several times. 2. Press [F6] (SYSTEM). 3. Press [F1] (DRIVER).
63 Chapter 6. Changing the system settings Chapter 6 [F4] (SPACE): A space will be inserted at the cursor location, and the cursor will move one space to the right.
64 Chapter 6. Changing the system settings ■ Exchanging the location of S1/ S2 On guitars that have a built-in divided pickup, the S1/S2 switches may be located in the opposite locations from the GK pickup. You can make this setting if you want the operation to be the same.
65 Chapter 6. Changing the system settings Chapter 6 ■ Setting the function of an external foot switch (FS-5U) Here’s how you can specify the function of an external foot switch connected to the SUB CTL 1,2 jack. 1. Make sure you’re in Play page.
66 Chapter 6. Changing the system settings VALUE dial settings ■ Preventing accidental operation of the VALUE dial 1. Make sure you’re in Play page. If you’re not in Play page, press [EXIT] several times. 2. Press [F6] (SYSTEM). 3. Press [F3] (DIAL).
67 Chapter 6. Changing the system settings Chapter 6 ■ Selecting the function of the SYNTH VOL knob 1. Make sure you’re in Play page. If you’re not in Play page, press [EXIT] several times. 2. Press [F4] (GK FUNC). 3. Press [F6] (SYNTH VOL). fig.
68 Chapter 7. Using MIDI About MIDI * The “Bank Select” described in this chapter is different than the “Banks” explained in Chapter 1. Bank Select is a type of MIDI message that is normally used for switching Patches. A Bank Select message has a value of 0 to 127, and is used in combination with a Program Change message.
69 Chapter 7. Using MIDI Chapter 7 1. Make sure you’re in Play page. If you’re not in Play page, press [EXIT] several times. 2. Press [F6] (SYSTEM). 3. Press [F5] (MIDI). 4. Press [F1] (CHANNEL). fig.7-02 5. Rotate [VALUE] to select the MIDI channel (1 – 16).
70 Chapter 7. Using MIDI Switching the patches of an external device You can select whether or not Program Changes will be transmitted when you change patches. * The Program Changes transmitted for patches are fixed. You may want to alter Program Change reception map settings on the external device when necessary.
71 Chapter 7. Using MIDI Chapter 7 ■ Setting the Program Change reception map 1. Make sure you’re in Play page. If you’re not in Play page, press [EXIT] several times. 2. Press [F6] (SYSTEM). 3. Press [F5] (MIDI). 4. Press [PAGE ] to access page 3.
72 Chapter 7. Using MIDI Transmitting/receiving all sound data The VG-88’s system parameter and patch parameter settings can be transferred as a whole to or from an external device as MIDI exclusive data.
73 Chapter 8 Chapter 8. Appendices Troubleshooting This section explains some things that might go wrong when using the VG-88, and what needs to be done to correct the problem. If you think there may be something wrong with your VG-88, please check through the following first.
74 Chapter 8. Appendices Can’t transmit/receive data via bulk dump ❍ Are you performing the operation in the bulk dump transmit/receive screens? Move to the bulk dump transmit/receive screens. ❍ Is the MIDI sequencer you are using able to record exclusive data? Use a MIDI sequencer that is able to record exclusive data.
75 Chapter 8. Appendices Chapter 8 MIDI Implementation Chart fig.8-01 Function... Basic Channel Mode Note Number : Velocity After Touch Pitch Bend Control Change Prog Change System Exclusive System Co.
76 Chapter 8. Appendices Specifications VG-88: V-Guitar System AD Conversion A/D 24 bit AF Method (NORMAL INPUT) 20 bit (GK INPUT) D/A Conversion 20 bit 128 times Oversampling ∆∑ Modulation Sampling Frequency 44.
77 Index Numerics 12STRINGS ..................................................................... 36 2x2 CHORUS ................................................................. 52 A ACOUSTIC ...........................................................
78 Index PWM ............................................................................... 37 PWM MOD .................................................................... 44 R rearranging .............................................................
79 VG-88 PATCH LIST No. Name USER 1-1 V-GUITAR USER 1-2 AcGt12st USER 1-3 TEXS ST USER 1-4 OCT DRV USER 2-1 SMOKE ST USER 2-2 NYLON USER 2-3 STD JAZZ USER 2-4 ECHO PAD USER 3-1 OD STACK USER 3-2 12st+.
80 No. Name PRESET 26-1 V-GUITAR PRESET 26-2 AcGt12st PRESET 26-3 TEXS ST PRESET 26-4 OCT DRV PRESET 27-1 SMOKE ST PRESET 27-2 NYLON PRESET 27-3 STD JAZZ PRESET 27-4 ECHO PAD PRESET 28-1 OD STACK PRES.
81 PEDAL/ASSIGN Parameter List COSM GUITAR COSM GT (COSM GUITAR) ON/OFF F-BASS COLOR BODY ATTACK BODY LOW CUT LEVEL COSM EQ (EQ) ON/OFF LEVEL L-MID G LOW G HIGH G H-MID G PICKUP PICKUP TONE LEVEL PT SHIFT (PITCH SHIFT) ON/OFF SHIFT1–6 FINE1–6 E.LEVEL1–6 D.
82 1:F.BACK 1:PAN 1:LEVEL DIR LEVEL 2:ON/OFF 2:SHIFT 2:FINE 2:PAN 2:LEVEL FX:FL (FLANGER) RATE DEPTH MANUAL RESONANCE LEVEL FX:PH (PHASER) RATE DEPTH MANUAL RESONANCE LEVEL STEP FX:SUB EQ (SUB EQ) LEV.
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Thank you, and congratulations on your choice of the Roland VG-88 V- GUITAR SYSTEM. Before using this unit, carefully read the sections entitled: “IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS” (Owner’s manual p. 2), “USING THE UNIT SAFELY” (Owner’s manual p.
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