How To Make A Stereo Rig - GT1000 CORE

The routing on the GT1000 Core is amazing, but somewhat confusing.
But this is how we split our signal and spread those channels left and right.
Not convinced? Watch this!
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[@javierhernandezsansalvador2943]

First of all @Dave Webb, thank you so much for your tutorials, I learnt a lot with them.🙌 I read in the documentation that if you want to be stereo, you should place all the stereo effects at the end of the chain. If you put some AMP or MONO effect after an stereo effect, you will loose the stereo effect. I read this in the PDF Parameter Guide, page 8, Master Delay. I think it applies to all effects, not only Delays, but all is to try and see. Thank you for your videos, love it!!🎉

[@Trohawkk]

Dave, your channel helps me tremendously. I wasn't getting good tones because finding one is confusing. There's so much to learn with the GTK. It really is a professionally built pedalboard. Thank you, cheers!

[@DaveWebbMusic]

That’s amazing. 😊 Glad you’re finding the videos useful.

[@Trohawkk]

@@DaveWebbMusic Hey, how did you figure this out? I kept looking for videos or some instruction but no luck! Thanks again, I'll likely have some questions you could answer in a video!

[@DaveWebbMusic]

From memory I think it was trial and error. I wanted my rig in stereo so tried a few different things until I realised what was going on & figured it out. I was the same, couldn’t find any information which is why I did the video.

[@chrizzlerguitaroni1928]

Awesome tutorial, thank you! It's so much more fun on headphones now, when playing on later hours.

[@levimramos1672]

Thanks more gt1000cote tutorial to come 🙏🙏

[@DaveWebbMusic]

I’ll keep them coming. Thanks!

[@rickside9918]

Always great advice, thank you. 🎸👍🎶

[@Daviddemetrio_oficial]

Hi, Dave … love your videos… let me ask you a silly question… are you using two cables or one? Thanks…

[@seansley]

Fantastic, mate, helps a lot

[@uyaofficial18]

Juossss Bosssee 👍👍👍

[@Lokair54]

Great vid on the stereo set up, I have ? on running 4 wire thru my amp, I am experimenting with 2 separate ways 1. traditional 4 wire plus using the sub out to the PA , which is pretty strait forward you have to adjust the sub out and in my case had to do ground lift on my main out. 2nd way is giving me a slight issue, using traditional 4 wire with the amp, but running an amp sim and IR to the sub out to give the sound man more control, but I cannot use my loop effects on both yet separate for both outputs. Was wondering if you see a way to do the second way. Also I am using the GT-1000 non CORE version. Your vids on the GT-1000 were one of the reasons for choosing it, and even if i cannot get the second method to work its still great piece of Kit and has been great in every way. Thanks for all your vids.

[@MrJJ-ir9ew]

Hey Dave great video! I was hoping you could explain the purpose for stereo and mono rig? I just realized the headrush has stereo and mono and as a beginner to an instrument i have no clue as to what all that is for and why? How does each affect pedals? Oh and can you make a video how to explain tap tempo on the headrush and how it affects sound?? Thanks Dave your the best brother!

[@DaveWebbMusic]

Hey man. Hope you’re well. Think of mono like your using an amp and a cab, just like the good ol’ days. As an example, in a 2 guitar line up, one guy on each side in mono just makes sense. Stereo these days is so much easier to achieve. In an at home setup it’s really cool hearing those stereo effects and wide guitars. Really helps it feel like you’re “in the sound”. I use stereo in my band because it’s only 1 guitar and I want things to sound bigger, so I spread things and have some effects in stereo. It can get complicated, but experiment and try things out because it can sound really freaking cool and is fun! Another way of using stereo is a wet/dry rig. Which is basically dry on one side, effects on the other. Either spread, or blended together. This type of thing gets tricky, I don’t do it much because I’m still getting myself up to speed. Haha I’ll add a tap tempo vid to my ‘to do’ list and hopefully get it done for ya asap.

[@TrumpetsInMy4x12]

Routing possibilities are amazing. As long as you don't want to use it as an IR loader. Because how Boss handles speaker emulation.

[@DaveWebbMusic]

Yeah IR slots are limited, and a hassle to load. Personally I’m beginning to use the in built cab sims more anyway.

[@TrumpetsInMy4x12]

@@DaveWebbMusic I don't mean that. That's another irritation entirely :) I mean if I want to connect my amp in 4cm and send a feed to FOH with a cab sim; Boss makes this almost impossible with how they handle speaker emulation. It should be an IR/cab block that is movable and not tied to the amp block. Boss cabs are my favorite IRs to use with anything. They did good in that regard to my ears.

[@DaveWebbMusic]

Oh I see. I haven’t tried doing 4cm with the GT yet, and certainly haven’t attempted this.

[@poison7512]

​@@TrumpetsInMy4x12 that scenario is very possible. I have a few presets setup exactly like that. Maybe you're on an older version, I got my unit recently and it's on the latest firmware.

[@vincentpoluan3514]

Hi Dave, did you use stereo output in this demo? Thanks for your videos about gt 1000 man 🙏😊

[@DaveWebbMusic]

I sure did. You need the stereo outputs in order to get it wide.

[@ledhendrix5054]

This is how to set up Stereo...... The BOSS of Flexibility? Boss GT1000 Rabea Massaad .

[@mauriciovalencia8883]

thats amazing !!!! what distor did you use?

[@DaveWebbMusic]

I use X-Mod amp, but I don’t remember the Overdrive I used in the Distortion block 🤔 it would have been either the T-Scream, Blues Drive, or X-OD. I now use an actual overdrive in the FX loop. Either an SD-1 or a Blues Driver, depending on the patch. 🤘🏼

[@mauriciovalencia8883]

@@DaveWebbMusic oh great, thank you so much, you have a great effect !!!

[@jojolapraline]

Nails in black.😂 We are in 2022 man!

[@DaveWebbMusic]

And my nails look awesome!

[@Savvathan]

Hey Dave thanks a lot for the video! A question: Can I have a guitar amp chain and a bass amp chain going out to different outputs with just one guitar in?

[@mattocastermedia]

Great vid! Do you have a patch for that tone you had?

[@DaveWebbMusic]

I’m sure I do… I think this is one of my normal rigs that I tweaked for this video. I do have a pack available on my store. The tones in there are very much on the same line as this one. davewebbmusic.com/products/gt-1000-gig-pack

[@evangelosevangelou]

Great video!! I use it in all of my presets but....😂 I have a problem...when i spread to 20 or 15 or whatever ,always the one speaker in my inear is louder!!in all of my sounds! I have to tweak to 80:100 to hear exactly the same level in both speakers!!I try it in different speakers,different inear,i also went to doctor to check my ears 😂 I notice every time i panning the left and the right with this trick and use spread the B channel is around 4 db higher!

[@DaveWebbMusic]

How interesting. Do you use 2 amps, or just the one? I do encounter some imbalance occasionally, and I’m sure one ear is worse than the other, but I haven’t had to do that. Yet…

[@evangelosevangelou]

@DaveWebbMusic I use one amp in some presets! In my acoustic preset I don't use an amp! So if I put spread 0-20 when I play by my own I think its ok! The strange thing is when I put music to play with my preset, the sound is unbalanced,and in live situation with band also, I hear it from one ear louder! When I put the spread to 50 when I play alone or with music, the balance right left is ok but with a tiny problem! If you play RHYTHM, you will feel the latency from one ear,if you play straight chords or arpegio slow will not notice!!!Strange thinks my friend!!I have also hx stomp and i make the same trick with delay and the sound its ok in both ears balanced

[@rafaelszames]

Salve, irmão! Você também consegue ligar pedais em stereo no send return da Boss GT 1000? Queria muito por um bluesky mas sem deixar ele no final da cadeia justamente para usar um sub out sem IR além das Saídas L e R principais já com os impulses

[@tomrogermarkas2882]

Hi. I have 1 speaker (headrush frfr 108) on stage. I want stereo out through PA system (sub) and mono on stage (headrush frfr 108). Is that possible to get on the GT 1000? Thanks.

[@DaveWebbMusic]

Hey Tom. From what I can tell, it’s totally doable. The GT1000 Core can use the SEND as a sub out, so that would be your mono stage send, mains output stereo to FOH. This obviously means you lose your FX loop though. The full GT1000 has a few more options.

[@Endsmouth1349]

Instant Zakk 1988

[@johnwallace162]

The gt1000 must be different as if I get so each channel turns down, left or right it sounds shit ,like it's got a tremendous amount of reverb , even though I've turned it off ? Not sure why ....

[@AngelPl4y3r]

Got a question for you man, by doing this do I have to use both left and right outputs with two different speakers? or the simulated signals are added up with the spread into a mono signal into my speaker?

[@DaveWebbMusic]

You can still do this using the mono output. Using the spread feature would just add a different effect to it but wouldn’t add any width. Would be a great way to blend 2 different cabs together.

[@RamonPalonski]

A mono guitar sounds just like this: *chugging around with the best sound in the whole video* Good explained video though, but I really think the sound suffered the more you tweaked it. A little detuning, maybe 2 cent, and a short delay on one side is really all it needs. That being said, there is so much a 3 piece band can do. Rush comes to mind, Live in Rio is a great album and they had no backing tracks or hidden musicians, just tons of instruments, amps, synths and samplers. I think putting everything in small boxes takes away from the magic. I also have a (real) 3 amp setup and was thinking of downgrading to a boss core 1000...

[@DaveWebbMusic]

Thanks for your comments man! The split for me serves a purpose at the moment, and I do quite enjoy it. I think there could still be some tweaking to be done, that’s half the fun right! Downsizing to a digital unit is so ridiculously practical! I also have a couple of real amps that I use, but I haven’t gigged them for years. Personally, the feel of the Boss GT Core is why I use it the most of anything.

[@mikeprasetya]

How did you route the cable from your gt 1000? Did you use another external interface as well?

[@DaveWebbMusic]

I just use the lines out of the back. In this case into my interface which then records into my DAW.

[@JohnnyOskam]

I’m pretty sure you’re not doing this right. When you activate the spread knob, what you’re really doing is taking a mono, mixed signal of both cabs and introducing a slight delay to one side to give it a faux stereo sound. To make it so that one cab is on the left and one cab is on the right, you need to actually put the outputs in the divider. You have them after the divider in this video.

[@DaveWebbMusic]

You got me questioning myself, so I just tried it out but what I am doing is correct. With the cabs in the divider, I’m not sure what is happening but it sounds like the direct level from the amp is still there, and the cabs don’t respond correctly. However with them after the divider, I turned the left mix down so I’m only hearing the right side, and changed the cab on the left. If it was a blend (faux stereo) there would be a change in the audio, but there isn’t. Same thing the other way as well. So from what I can tell, it is routed so that left goes to the left main out, right goes to the right main out.

[@JohnnyOskam]

@@DaveWebbMusic It's kind of frustrating that the behaviors of the cabs and the stereo stuff isn't super straight forward isn't it. I wish boss made this more intuitive. You're probably right, since you tested it. But I think a more intuitive way is to put them in the divider and then drag the L and R outputs to each path in the divider. Like the L on the top and R on the bottom or vice versa.

[@DaveWebbMusic]

I agree with you that it isn’t very straight forward. It took me a while to understand it to the point where I am at. Your comment actually inspired me to do a video about this kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqjChJpvich1hLM I am in no way trying to be a douche, just made me realise that the info isn’t very clear, so just trying to clear things up. Check it out, hopefully you’ll be able to see/hear what I’m talking about.

[@JohnnyOskam]

@@DaveWebbMusic Oh cool! I'm glad I could be the inspiration for a video of yours haha. Hopefully boss takes note of these things and makes it a bit more straight forward in future updates.

[@jerbenpaglinawan9558]

They remove Aux in ...which is vdry useful in practicing

[@niloben659]

You can get audio over usb

[@georgekallah9990]

you doing wrong wrong wrong that knot truly left and right this wrong you must saperat in devider 1 on amp on left and the other on right in the end click devider 2 & 3 put one on left side and devider 3 on right side then you must on devider number 2 left side put the speaker cab with the (ml)left side and devider 3 the same on right side then put on ml you have a&b 100 for left turn off the right side and the right side turn off the left side then you have truly stereo rig

[@MrJJ-ir9ew]

George what is the purpose if someone has to go through all that? Reminds me of the old mortal combat blood code!

[@georgekallah9990]

@@MrJJ-ir9ew the unit sound like really shit a special in metal so i found the tone make this unit shine but the way he explained in the vedio it's wrong so if you have the same boss gt 1000 core you will be not happy👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻