Roland GI-10 Guitar MIDI Interface Owner's Manual

About this manual

The Roland GI-10 is a guitar MIDI interface that converts guitar playing into MIDI messages. It features fast response pitch detection, a built-in tuner, and support for external microphones and expression pedals. The device operates in two modes: GK mode for converting guitar input to MIDI, and MIDI IN mode for passing through external MIDI data.

What's inside

• Introduction
• Features
• Important Notes
• Names of Things and What They Do
• Basic Connections
• Getting Ready
• Tuning the Guitar
• Sounding an External MIDI Sound Generator
• Recording with a MIDI Sequencer
• Troubleshooting

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

What is the factory reference pitch for the tuner?

The reference pitch set at the factory is A=440.0.

Which jack has priority when both GK IN and MIC IN are connected?

The MIC IN jack is given priority whenever you have something connected to both the GK IN connector and MIC IN jack.

Can the GI-10 be mounted on a rack?

Yes, the optional RAD-50 rack mount adapter lets you mount the GI-10 on a rack.