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TBS257—Roland VG-99 TurboStart
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VG-99 V-GUITAR SYSTEM
Welcome
Using the Tuner
Congratulations on your purchase of the Roland VG-99. This TurboStart contains step-by-
step instructions that will quickly introduce you to the VG-99’s major features.
The VG-99 features an on-board tuner that lets you quickly and easily tune your guitar.
Here’s how to use the tuner:
Making Connections
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Press TUNER.
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Repeatedly play the first—High E—string unfretted.
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Confirm that the power is off on the VG-99.
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Tune the guitar until “E” shows in the center of the VG-99 display between the two
pointing arrows, like so: E . If a different letter shows in the display, continue
to tune the string until the “E” appears.
Repeat the tuning process for the remaining strings.
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Connect one end of the 13-pin cable to the GK pickup.
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Connect the other end of the 13 -pin cable to the GK IN jack on the VG-99.
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With a standard guitar or instrument cable, connect the L(MONO) MAIN OUTPUT
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Press EXIT when you’re finished to return to the Play screen.
on the VG-99 to the input of your amp, mixer, or PA. Or if you prefer, connect your
headphones to the VG-99’s PHONES output.
Output Select
Note: Use the VG-99’s GUITAR OUT jack to send your dry guitar signal to a different amp if
you’d like—none of the VG-99’s modeled sound comes out of the GUITAR OUT jack.
It’s a good idea to tell the VG-99 what you’re connected to for amplification; i.e. a guitar
amp or PA system, etc. This setting—referred to as “Output Select”—allows the VG-99 to
optimize its sound for the type of system you’re using.
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Now turn on the VG-99 and your amp.
Setting Sensitivity
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Press GLOBAL.
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to select Page 1.
Turn the F4 knob to select the output that best suits the amplifier or mixer you‘re
Setting the sensitivity for the GK divided pickup is crucial for optimal playing results. Use
the following steps to adjust the pickup sensitivity:
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connected to.
Press EXIT when you’re finished to return to the Play screen.
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Press the VG-99’s SYSTEM button.
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2
or buttons to select Page 1.
Press the F3 button (GK).
Selecting Patches
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or to select Page 2.
Press F1 repeatedly to select the pickup type you have:
To select a patch from the Play screen:
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GK-3 , GK-2A , or PIEZO .
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twice to select Page 4.
Play the high E string repeatedly with moderate force.
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Turn the PATCH/VALUE dial to select the desired patch.
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You can also find and select patches by category. Here’s how:
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Turn the F1 knob while playing the string to adjust the sensitivity value until a
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Press CATEGORY.
square box appears at the right side of the display.
Adjust the sensitivity for each of the remaining strings using the F2-F6 knobs.
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2
Press F1 or F2 to select the category you want.
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Turn the PATCH/VALUE dial or press F3 or F4 to select the desired patch.
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Press EXIT twice when you’re finished to return to the Play screen.
Tip: To learn about further adjustments of the GK settings, refer to Pages 21and 22 in the
VG-99 Owner’s Manual .
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VG-99 V-GUITAR SYSTEM
Selecting Guitar Models
The Effect Chain
The VG-99 offers a stunning collection of different guitar models to choose from. Two
models can be used simultaneously if desired. Use the following steps to audition a few
of them. Let’s start with Patch 204, Acoustic:
Positioning an effect before or after another can significantly change the sound of a
patch. Effect positioning takes place within the Chain section of the VG-99 as follows:
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Select the patch you want to edit.
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Turn the VALUE dial to select
Preset Patch 204, ACOUSTIC .
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Press CHAIN.
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Press the A button.
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Press the F2 or F3 button to select the effect you want to move.
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Turn the F2 knob to select the desired model group.
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Press F4 or F5 to move the selected effect to a new location within the chain.
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Turn the F3 knob to select and audition the different models within the group.
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Repeat Steps 3 and 4 for any other effects you want to re-position.
Tip: You can also press the F2 or F3 buttons to select the various models.
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Press EXIT when you’re finished to return to the Play screen.
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Press EXIT when you’re finished to return to the Play screen.
Direct Patch
Alternate Tunings
Direct Patch is a feature that lets you quickly select five of your favorite patches using the
DIRECT PATCH buttons. Here’s how to store your own direct patches:
The Alternate Tuning capabilities of the VG-99 are amazing. Each string can have its own
special tuning and can be instantly accessed from each patch. Here’s how to choose
different tunings for each string. For this example, we’ll use Patch 213, Jazz Combo.
1
Press SYSTEM.
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to select Page 1.
Press F2 (DIRECT).
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Preset Patch 213, Jazz Combo .
Press the ALTERNATE TUNING button.
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Turn the F1-F5 knobs to select the desired patches for each DIRECT PATCH button.
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5
Press EXIT twice when you’re finished to return to the Play screen.
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ON .
Turn the F3 knob clockwise to select
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ON .
Turn the F4 knob clockwise to choose
Naming and Storing User Patches
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USER .
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Press F3 (USER).
You can store each of your own patches in any one of the VG-99’s 200 User memory
locations. (There are also 200 permanent Preset patches.) To store a User patch:
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Turn the F1 knob to adjust the tuning for the first—High E—string.
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Now turn F2 to tune the second—B—string.
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Press WRITE.
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Turn each of the remaining F knobs as desired.
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Press F1 (NAME).
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Press EXIT twice when you’re finished to return to the Play screen.
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Turn the PATCH/VALUE dial to select the desired first character.
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to select the next character’s position.
Turn the PATCH/VALUE dial to select the desired character for that position.
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Repeat Steps 4 and 5 until you’ve named the patch.
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Press WRITE.
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Turn PATCH/VALUE to select the location in which you’d like to save the patch.
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Press WRITE.
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Welcome
Press Page
Turn the VALUE dial to select
Press F1 until A/B LINK is set to
Press PAGE
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