GR-20 Guitar Synth (1/6) Sound 1

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The GR-20 Guitar Synthesizer makes playing high-quality synthesizer and instrument sounds from your guitar as simple as 1-2-3. First, attach the included GK-3 Divided Pickup to your steel-stringed electric (no drilling necessary). Second, select the type of sound you want using the Bank knob. Third, choose a sound variation using the Number/Value dial and start playing. With the GR-20, its easy to tap into the power of guitar synthesis.

[@rafaeldominguez58]

Hello, thanks for your information. Now I have a problem so I would like to know if you are willing to help me. I am working with Sibelius notation music software in my PC. I use a "Midisport uno" interface. The problem happens when I try to assign midi channels to a different sounds of a Roland GR-20. When I open Sibelius configuration mode and then I assign the numbers of bank and program change number to channel number 1, everything is ok, but when I try to assign the next sound to channel 2, it doesn´t sound any sound when I activate the test function, however, the interface lights, indicating that the message has passed through the interface and get the GR-20, but no sound. The only sound I can get from the GR-20 is the one of channel1. In other words, I just can use only one sound at a time.
Sorry for my English, my native language is Spanish.

[@tranznart1]

I wish you'd show these patches run through an effects processor like I use.

[@JosePereira-vu5pv]

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[@tommybrookes3066]

where is the gk 3 pickup

[@mikehawk6536]

It's built into the guitar. Its a roland ready fender. Costs more to buy them built in but some people can't stand the look of a gk3 on their guitars.

[@dave822]

@@mikehawk6536 It's a Roland Ready Godin Freeway SA

[@Capuera101]

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