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You have to actually buy them it’s not free

This pedal should automatically come with these patches already built in but no you have to do all this bs and you have to buy it my dad spent 400 dollars on this for me and I can’t believe I have to buy the patches unbelievable

I got some ptaches for free. e.g. Santana Patch @@lllllllllllllllllllllIII

obrigado!

Thank you Mats, I always appreciate the kind words. Sometimes you can get in the ballpark, and sometime you can get pretty damn close. I think you said it perfectly, I'm always trying to "capture the essence of a sound". You can never really recreate all the nuances of an original recording (even with all the original equipment let alone a multi-effect unit) so just getting near the essence is the game I think, and you learn so much from trying. So many people comment, "forget about trying to copy someone else's tone, just get your own sound" but what I've found is that through the process of trying to recreate some truly great tones, you can learn so much about so many elements of creating your own great tone. In any case, I hope you're having a great time exploring your own tonal journey. Thanks again for commenting. Josh.

That's ok. If you watch the other individual videos on my channel on Tone Design I show you how to program several of these patches along with their settings. Or, if you can can't be bothered copying me, you can pay (about as much you might pay for a nice cup of coffee) for the ones I've done for you.

@@joshuamundaymusic thanks mate First and last time watching this channel. Cheers ma' boy

@@etoledo936 wow, ungrateful ass clown

@@joshuamundaymusic don't listen to these type of people, you killed it with these and would love to support buuuut the link sadly isn't working :/

@@joshuamundaymusicdude you literally should have mentioned this and I thought I could get all these tones for free but no you gotta but it I was lucky enough for my dad to buy the pedalboard

Thanks Gregory. They're a fun unit. All of my patches are available here: guitarfxpatches.com

Hi Gary, the backing tracks aren't playing from the GT-1. Sorry for the confusion. Only the guitar tones are coming from the GT-1.

Thanks mate. As close as I could get with the BOSS GT-1 anyway!

Hi, I just played it in Eb but you could use the pitch shift to do - 1 if you want.

​@@joshuamundaymusic hi, can you do pitch shift in gt-1?

www.guitarfxpatches.com/downloads/gt-1-hanky-style-apache-shadows/

Me too! Th reason was that I was playing it in a medley of songs and they are all playing along with a backing track. But Eruption has no fixed timing so I kind of had to chop it up so I could keep going after it... I hope that makes sense. Watch the whole thing here th-cam.com/video/FGn8ZFS8MEM/w-d-xo.html

Thanks Max, glad you like it.

Hi Tito, I've done that patch in the medley I play in the link below. And I have it available on my website www.guitarfxpatches.com/downloads/tag/boss-gt-1/

th-cam.com/video/FGn8ZFS8MEM/w-d-xo.html

@@joshuamundaymusic Thanks🎶🎶🎶

Hey Wade, you can get all the patches at my website. Guitarfxpatches.com

@@joshuamundaymusic Thanks Joshua!! Getting my GT 1 Sunday, can't wait to set it up and load your patches in it.

@@wadelazenbyjr5063how do y’all know how to do this nothing is ever easy for me

Hi, the sub delay was only used for a slap back delay effect so that won't change the tone. The pitch shift/minus 1 effect always changes the tone (like I say in the video). If you are running this direct into a PA or recording interface make sure you have LINE/PHONES as the setting (this turns on the speaker simulator). If you are running it into a guitar amp it will sound different because of whatever amp you are using too. Hope this helps. Josh.

Most processors do. That's not a dig at people that like them or the processors themselves. Analog is the only way if you're a tone chaser. If you're looking to gig weddings and birthdays (again, nothing wrong with that at all) then the multi effects processor is the way to go 100%. The sound this guy is getting from that boss is so close to the og recording that I'm almost mad lol.

@@TheRhino2719 Agree with all that you said. Analog would have been ideal if it wasn’t for space issues and the neighbours. Anyway my main interest is home recording - direct into interface. So I went and bit a bigger bullet and bought the GX100. Early days but it’s definitely going to take some configuring to get the sounds I want. On the other hand it does seem to have all the necessary base tones.

@@accentontheoff Talk about bullets and biting them, I'm unfortunately in the latter group I mentioned, a tone chaser. I recently bought a 67-68 Arbiter Fuzz Face and a 67-68 Vox Clyde McCoy. I could've bought a used car. But with the way the economy is going I figured, get them now, hard assets, and I've got 2 bucket list items. Glad that GX100 is working for you though, the closest I've had are some modeling amps. And they are pretty xool but when I turned the vol up and really dug in I could hear the robotic sounds underlying every note, I couldn't deal with it.

@@TheRhino2719 Good for you, I’m sure you’ve built up quite the collection by now. Maybe, one day, I’ll join the chase too. Have fun 🤩

Hi Parra, I do play with the gain stages at each part of the signal chain to get the desired result (i.e. running a pedal a bit hotter into the amp, running different volume controls in the amp at different levels to get more of the compression/sustain that you are talking about). So the answer is I don't think you're doing anything wrong, it's just my screwy way of getting a similar result from a simulation that you get from real world pedals/amps.

I'm sure you have it figured out by now but just in case you haven't... - Press the "Memory / Edit" button to edit a patch - Use knob 1 to select the "PDL" entry (the position may vary depending on the patch, it's the second slot on the U01 "Hi Gain Stack" preset - Use knob 3 to choose set it to "On" (the "Pedal FX" LED next to the expression pedal will illuminate) - To change the wah type, press the "Enter" button with "PDL" selected, then use knob 1 to scroll through the various pedal effects (looks like there are 6 wah options and a whammy/pitch bend effect) Or, as I just discovered, you can just press the top of the pedal down harder like a traditional wah pedal to switch it on & off - I've only had my GT1 for a few hours so I'm still figuring it out! :D

@@hexadb Thanks man!!

I have the same issue as you.

Thanks for the compliment, and gotta love the robot T-Shirts.

Thanks for the kind words Tim. In answer to your question, I assigned the CTL Pedal to do 2 functions with 1 press. It switches the Wah OFF and switches the Overdrive ON at the same time. You can read about that in the article that accompanies this video in the "Control Pedal Assign" section of the article. rolandcorp.com.au/blog/jimi-hendrix-voodoo-chile-slight-return-tone-dissected

@@joshuamundaymusic Joshua thanks for the answer. Im using it as we speak. Its great for demoing ideas. I will check this article out and i do appreciate it.

@@joshuamundaymusic Control Pedal Assign section noted and thanks again.