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WOW!! I finally get to help someone else on this list. Hi, Rune. "1. I cant get synth-sound from guitar-out. Why ?" This is the design of the GR. The GUITAR OUT provides the option to process the guitar's standard pick-ups signal separate from the synth. The default routes the guitar along with the synth out of the MIX. When a cable is connected to the GUITAR OUT jack, only synth sounds are at the MIX OUT and the unprocessed guitar pick-up output is sent separately from the GUITAR OUT jacks. "2. can I send signal from mix out (must be mono -I think -because of pedals) and then feed both of my signal ways- with a proper good sound? Or is this just meant for PA ?" Yes, with proper connections. The problem will be if you acquire both guitar and synth from the MIX OUT mono side and run it through your described signal path, the synth sounds will be effected by your FX chain just like the guitar. I use a mixer so that I can split the signals at the GR, process the guitar separately and re-blend them before the looper. I only use the FX available on the GR on the synth signal so the mixer, in your case would be between the reverb and the Repeater. Also, running the synth sound through a guitar amp is a definite option. I have found that the sounds of an electric guitar and the sounds of a synth require different processing. Most electric guitar amp are too mid-range specific to let the synth patches shine. So, for my purposes, I would run the synth to the PA and not through the guitar amps However, some do and find other sound possibilities in the routing. Experimentation should tell you what you want. The only danger to routing the synth both ways is the increased possibility of ground-loops. but, you're a guitarist. You know about such things. "3. Is it a way to hook up the GR so it isn't first in signalchain ? I think I only need synth sounds for my signal-chain 1- the digital rute ?" You can 1) split the signal from the GR and this >shouldn't< effect the normal guitar output at all. However, if you it does, you can also 2) run a separate cable from the guitar, not letting the normal pick-up go through the 13-pin cable at all. This will mean two (or more, depending on your rig) cables from the guitar to manage but the most confident signal control. Possibilities are myriad. dm www.fixedfocus.org ============ -----Original Message----- From: rune fagereng [mailto:rune_fagereng@yahoo.no] Sent: Friday, January 12, 2007 8:29 AM To: loopers-delight@loopers-delight.com; repeater-users@yahoogroups.com; midiguitar@yahoogroups.com Subject: -How to rute signal (GR-30) guitar and guitarsynth- Hi ! My regular setup are: guitar-fuzz-wah-dist-delay-filter-then I split the signal two ways-signal 1 goes to-reverb-looper (repeater) - DI-PA and signal 2 goes to tc delay and the onto two amps. My volumpedals works so I can play with signal 1 - 2 or both at same time. Greate ! Now I want to use my GR-30 too. 1. I cant get synth-sound from guitar-out. Why ? 2. can I send signal from mix out (must be mono -I think -because of pedals) and then feed both of my signalways- with a propar good sound? Or is this just meant for PA ? 3. Is it a way to hook up the GR so it isnt first in signalchain ? I think I only need synth sounds for my signal-chain 1- the digital rute ? Any other advices ? If I have it in front of all other gear will it mess up my guitar-signal ? Rune F www.runefagereng.com Mail:rune_fagereng@yahoo.no Mob: 917 95 867 _________________________________________________________ Alt i én. Få Yahoo! Mail med adressekartotek, kalender og notisblokk. http://no.mail.yahoo.com