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Introduction
Introduction
The Roland GLC-1 represents the next generation in music conferencing systems. This all-in-one communication solution
is perfect for group piano teaching, music ensemble instruction, and even sophisticated language lab teaching. Because the
GLC-1 doesn’t rely on external computer hardware or software, it’s both intuitive and easy-to-use. As a result, music
conferencing will never be the same.
In Standard mode, the GLC-1 allows a teacher to monitor and communicate with up to eight students in stereo via nine
supplied GLC-SB interface boxes and headsets—the system’s expandable to 48 students in stereo with optional GLC-EXPKIT
expansion kits. In addition, any student may be assigned to one of four practice groups (i.e. Group A, B, C, or D) for ensemble
practice, performance, and communication. The result is a flexible music conferencing system that’s fully expandable.
The GLC-1 can also operate in Split mode, allowing a teacher to communicate with up to 16 students in mono via nine
supplied GLC-SB interface boxes and headsets by adding optional headsets as needed—or up to 48 students in mono with
optional GLC-EXPKIT expansion kits and additional headsets. (Practice groups are not available in Split mode.)
Main Features
Flexible Music Conferencing System
• Communicate with up to eight students in stereo.
• Control the rack-mountable audio hub from the GLC-1 Teacher Control Pad.
• Use Split mode to accommodate up to 16 students in mono via nine included GLC-SB interface boxes and headsets by
adding optional headsets as needed.
• Set up easily using supplied connectors, cables, and headsets.
• Instruct students privately, in groups, or in pairs.
• Create up to four separate student groups.
Fully Expandable
• Double student headset capacity by adding optional headsets as needed.
• Communicate with up to 48 students in stereo by adding optional GLC-EXPKIT. Each expansion package contains all
necessary items to add up to eight (8) students.
• Broadcast an external audio source (e.g. CD player, computer, Music Tutor, etc.) using the [CD In] and/or [Aux. In] jacks.
• Record lectures and performances using an external audio recorder—such as a CD, hard disk, computer, etc.—using the
[Rec. Out] jacks.
• Monitor and communicate through an external monitoring (speaker) system such as a stereo power-amp with speakers
Establish two-way communication between the
teacher and students in a selected group. When
one of these buttons (i.e. [A], [B], [C], or [D])
is held down and student number buttons are
engaged, the selected students can listen to, talk
to, and play for, or along with, other students
in the selected group. Once groups have been
established, engaging one (or several) of these
buttons allows the selected student group(s)
to listen to, talk to, and play for, or with, the
teacher. The [TEACHER MIC] button must
be engaged to activate the teacher’s microphone. To clear all groups, press the [All] and
[STUDENT MUTE] buttons simultaneously
(p. 15).
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2. [Bank] Button
Selects the bank of students (e.g. “1–8,” “9–16,” “17–24,” etc.) to be controlled by the Student [1–8] buttons (p. 14).
3. Student [1–8] Buttons
Establish two-way communication between the teacher and student(s). When one or several of these buttons is engaged, the
selected student(s) can listen to, talk to, and play for, or with, the teacher. The [TEACHER MIC] button must be engaged to
activate the teacher’s microphone (p. 14).
4. [All] Button
Establishes one-way communication between the teacher and students. When this button’s engaged, all students can listen to
and play along with the teacher. Students will not hear other student instruments and microphones. The [TEACHER MIC]
button must be engaged to activate the teacher’s microphone (p. 14).
5. [STUDENT MUTE] Button
Temporarily disables (or “mutes”) all student instruments. This button is especially useful when undivided student attention
is desired (p. 14).
6. [TEACHER MIC] Button
Activates the teacher’s microphone. When this button’s engaged, the selected student(s) or group(s) can listen to the teacher’s
microphone (p. 14).
7. [STUDENT BROADCAST] Button
Broadcasts two-way communication between the teacher and selected student(s) to all headsets. When this button is engaged,
the selected student(s) can listen to, talk to, and play for, or with, the teacher while the remaining students listen (p. 16).
8. [CD INPUT] Button
Broadcasts audio to all headsets from an external audio source (e.g. CD player, computer, Music Tutor, etc.) connected to the
[CD In] jacks. When this button is engaged, each student can listen to and play along with the external audio material. Students
will not hear other student instruments. Pressing this button cancels the [AUX. INPUT] button (p. 16).
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9. [AUX. INPUT] Button
Broadcasts audio to all headsets from any external audio source (e.g. CD player, computer, Music Tutor, etc.) connected to
the [Aux. In] jacks. When this button is engaged, each student can listen to and play along with the external audio material.
Students will not hear other student instruments. Pressing this button cancels the [CD INPUT] button (p. 16).
10. [PAIRS] Button
Establishes two-way communication between adjacent students (i.e. Student 1 and Student 2, Student 3 and Student 4, etc.)
for duet-style practicing. When this button is engaged, adjacent students can listen to, talk to, and play for, or with, their
partner. This button overrides the [GROUPS A, B, C, D] buttons (p. 15).
11. [TEACHER HEADPHONE] Slider
Adjusts the volume level of the teacher’s headphones. Slide the slider towards the top of the GLC-1 to increase the volume
level and slide the slider towards the bottom to decrease the volume level (p. 13).
12. [TEACHER MIC] Slider
Adjusts the volume level of the teacher’s microphone. Slide the slider upward to increase the microphone level and move the
slider downward to decrease the microphone level (p. 14).
13. [CD/AUX] Slider
Adjusts the volume level of external audio devices connected via the [CD In] and [Aux. In] jacks. Slide the slider upward to
increase the volume level and slide the slider downward to decrease the volume level (p. 16).
14. [MONITOR] Slider
Adjusts the volume level of all audio sent to an external monitor (speaker) system via the GLC-1’s [Mon. Out] jacks. Slide
the slider upward to increase the volume level and move the slider downward to decrease the volume level. This slider is only
active when an external monitor system is connected to the GLC-1’s [Mon. Out] jacks (p. 17).
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GLC-1 Hub
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1. Student Instrument [1–8] Connectors
Connect the GLC-1 Hub to the student GLC-SB interface boxes via supplied RJ-45 (8-conductor telephone-type) cables (p. 10).
2. Student Instrument [9–48] Expansion Slots
Accept GLC-EXPKIT (8-student) expansion boards to connect the GLC-1 Hub to all GLC-SB interface boxes via supplied
RJ-45 (8-conductor telephone-type) cables (p. 1 ).
3. [Aux. In] / [CD In] Jacks
Connect to the output jacks of external audio playback devices (e.g. CD players, handheld recorders, MP3 players, Music Tutors, etc.)
(p. 16).
4. [Rec. Out] Jacks
Connect the hub to the input jacks of an external audio recording device (e.g. CD recorder, handheld recorder, computer, etc.)
(p. 16).
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5. [Mon. Out] Jacks
Connect to the input jacks on an external monitoring system (e.g. stereo power-amp with speakers) (p. 17).
6. [Teacher] Connector
Connects to the teacher’s GLC-SB interface box via a supplied RJ-45 (8-conductor telephone-type) cable (p. 10).
7. [Split On/Off] Switch
Determines the operational mode of the GLC-1. When this switch is set to Off (i.e. to the right), the GLC-1 operates in Standard mode,
accommodating one stereo instrument per student interface box. When this switch is set to On (i.e. to the left), the GLC-1 operates in Split
mode, allowing two mono instruments per student interface box, or a Roland piano operating in Twin Piano mode, accommodating two
students per station. Note: The power must be off when setting this switch (p. 1).
8. [Remote] Connector
Connects the GLC-1 Hub to the Teacher Control Pad via a supplied RJ-45 (8-conductor telephone-type) cable (p. 1).
9. [USB] Connector
[Reserved for future use.]
10. [Power] Switch
Turns the GLC-1 system on and off (p. 11).
11. [Power] Jack
Connects the GLC-1 Hub to the supplied AC power adapter (p. 10).
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