Roland have released BTS for GT-1000, as a new controller for the epic Boss GT-1000 multi-effect pedal. The app connects to the pedal via Bluetooth, and allows you to easily edit and change your tones.
BTS for GT-1000 iTunes Description:
BOSS TONE STUDIO dedicated for GT-1000
●Connect the BOSS GT-1000 and your iPhone/iPad via Bluetooth to use this app.
* BOSS GT-1000 is necessary to use this app.
* Set up the Bluetooth connection in the Connection window displayed after the app is launched.
●BOSS TONE STUDIO incorporates convenient functions; ‘Download Function of Additional Tones (Livesets)’, ‘Tone Edit Function’, and ‘Tone Librarian Function’.
●This app provides an integrated access to the BOSS TONE CENTRAL website offering additional free contents for BOSS products.
*An active internet connection is required to download the additional tones (Livesets).
This GT-1000 is an absolutely glorious machine. Glenn DeLaune did a review of the new multi-effect pedal.
Reader Comments 3
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Personally I still prefer the Helix with the large color display and the complete signal chain layout visible in one screen without scrolling. But I also wish Line 6 would bring their HX Edit to iPad as well. I got the edit software for Mac but would love to have it on an iPad and just be a bit more mobile. I doubt they will make that happen though, but who knows...