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GK-1 and GR-300, Clip One |
| This is a quick demo of the GK-1 with the GR-300. After briefly strumming all six strings, I tweak the controls, then play the GR-300 with all the various options: pitch control A and B, envelope modulation, etc. |
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GK-1 and GR-300, Clip Two |
| This is a quick demo of the GM-70 with the GR-300. After briefly strumming all six strings, I tweak the controls, then play a GR-300 in duet mode with layered 5ths. |
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GK-1 and GR-300, Clip Three |
| This video is a quick introduction to the sounds and features of the GK-1 and GR-300. Each GK-1 control is demonstrated: CV1 filter, CV2 resonance, balance, etc, and you can hear the effect on a Roland GR-300. These videos represent an extreme of what a GK-1 can do. The system was really designed with solid body guitars in mind, but you can see it works just fine on an old acoustic ovation. |
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GK-1, BX-13 V3 and VG-99, Clip One |
| This clip uses a BX-13 V3 to interface the vintage GK-1 system with the Roland VG-99. The beauty of the GK-1 is that you can use it with a vintage synth, like the GR-300/GR-700, or with a Roland VG-99, using a BX-13 V3. |
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GK-1, BX-13 V3 and VG-99, Clip Two |
| This clip uses a BX-13 V3 to interface the vintage GK-1 system with the Roland VG-99. The beauty of the GK-1 is that you can use it with a vintage synth, like the GR-300/GR-700, or with a Roland VG-99, using a BX-13 V3. |
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GK-1 and GM-70 with XV-5080, Clip One |
| FIrst you hear the clean output of the Xotica Guitar, then the balance control fades in the XV-5080. I adjust the XV-5080 master volume, then tweak Control 1 and Control 2. This clip shows all four controls working properly, plus the direct guitar input. |
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GK-1 and GM-70 with XV-5080, Clip Two |
| In this video a GK-1 is hooked up to a Roland GM-70 for pitch-to-MIDI conversion. The GM-70 then drives a Roland XV-5080 sound module. First you hear extreme synth sounds, then next patch is an expressive Soprano Sax, then finally velocity switch acoustic guitar. When playing the Ovation softly you hear harmonics, medium is standard guitar, and hard playing results in a finger slide! |