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G-DEC 3O
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G-DEC 3O
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Song Mode enables you to compose songs and prepare
the G–DEC 30 for performance. Press the SONG button
(repeatedly) to display each of the menus:
•SONG ORDER
•COMPOSE (Global / Measure)
•DELETE SONG
•MEM USAGE
Menus may display instructions, button labels and settings
that you can edit using the Data Wheel.
You can audition songs while in Song Mode by pressing
START-STOP. To select a different song, hold down the
START-STOP button while turning the Data Wheel.
To start, first compose a song by selecting drums, bass, guitar
preset, etc. for the whole song, or any range of measures
using the Compose Global and Compose Measure menus.
Then, after saving your songs, you can rearrange them in the
order of your performance using the Song Order menu. When
ready, press START-STOP from any
S bank preset in Play
Mode to perform!
SONG ORDER is the first menu in Song Mode. It allows
you to rearrange the order of the
S bank presets (songs) for
performance.
Press SONG, then turn the Data Wheel while SONG ORDER is
highlighted to start rearranging the
S bank.
6 Song Order Menu
Press either key below PREV SONG (AUX / UTILITY) or
NEXT SONG
(FX / AMP) to highlight different songs, turn the
Data Wheel to move the selected song.
Song Mode
Mode Menu Navigation
Use the G–DEC 30 Mode menus to access your Preset settings
(the presets you're selecting from Play Mode). Press a Mode
button (repeatedly) for menus, then turn the Data Wheel to
adjust the settings for the highlighted menu item. NOTE: Only
Song Mode may be entered when an
S preset is selected.
MENU SHORTCUT: After entering a Mode, press and hold the
same Mode button while turning the Data Wheel (in either
direction) rather than pressing the Mode button repeatedly!
MENU ITEMS
PARAMETER (SETTING)
(of highlighted menu item)
Current selection
is highlighted.
DATA
WHEEL
M O D E B U T T O N S
M O D E S
•SONG . . . page 8
•AMP
. . . . . page 10
•FX. . . . . . . page 10
•DRUMS. . page 11
•AUX
. . . . . page 11
•UTILITY
. . page 12