Thanks for watching/commenting. The GP-200 is an upgrade for sure, but it will be double the price if not yet more. Larger footprint as well. Thanks again, & if you have not already, please subscribe.
@MUSICIANGeek great content. I just bought the Valeton 200 and have been watching your videos. Wow this thing does a lot! At the begining you say how your hooked up. I was wondering if you could do a video on how to hook up the Valeton via xlr and by usb. Im new to hooking pedals up to a computer. I use presonus recording software. Not sure how to record via usb into software or by xlr. Which way is better etc. And how does the computer control the footpedal on screen? Anyway, hope this makes sense. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Keep rocking!!
@@justbob9006 Glad you are getting some use out of the Valeton GP-200, & my videos. OK, so the way I have it setup in my videos is because I already have a recording interface, & it has 4 inputs on it. I use 1 input for the microphone "for the voice over me talking parts" & then out of the left & right XLR outputs into the interface, that goes into my computer. I need a mic input to do it that way. Do you already have a recording interface to use with your DAW? If yes, then just connect 2 XLR cables for the left & right outputs, & then plug them into your interface. Then adjust the levels on your interface, & in your DAW when recording. If you don't have a recording interface already, you can use the Valeton GP-200 as a recording interface. You will have to go to the Valeton website, & download the Driver for the recording interface. It is the Valeton ASIO Driver. You will then have to connect the Valeton GP-200 to your computer via USB, install the software, & configure your DAW to use the Valeton GP-200 as your rerecording interface, then off you go. Now for the software that controls the foot pedal, you will have to download the software for that also from the same website, & make sure that you are connected via usb cable to your computer. I hope this helps. Download Here www.valeton.net/software.html
@@MUSICIANGeeK thank you very much for this info. I have a Presonus Audiobox USB 96. with 2 XLR inputs with 1/4 inch within it. Thank you for clearing up the usb computer connection as well. I am old school. From 4 track cassette days. Bounce and bounce again etc. Lol! The DAW is a game changer for sure. The Valeton 200 is as well. Way better than my footpedal collection. It should be delivered on Saturday 7-1-23. Can't wait!! Again, thank you for your reply and thank you for the videos!!!
Hello 👋 just wondering why you didn’t do a clean tone with unit bypassed first for the acoustic? We don’t have the sound of the unaffected tone from the guitar and pickup system…
I usually do a bypassed sound 1st, not sure why I did not this time. Sorry. Thanks for watching/commenting, & if you have not yet already, please subscribe.
Absolutely. Just make sure to turn off the amp & cab blocks since you would be using an actual amp. You don't want to run a amp & cam sim into a actual amp & speaker. Just use it for all the other effects. Thanks for watching/commenting, & if you have not yet already, please subscribe.
@@MUSICIANGeeK Thanks for that. I use ZT Lunchboxes which are clean. What about leaving the amp simulator for a Tweed lead sound? Or would another unit be better?
great , one question, how to adjust the parameters for the acoustic simulator on the electric guitar? the sound comes out very opaque and it has a low sound
There are settings that can be adjusted on the acoustic simulator effect. That effect is under the pre section. I myself personally don't like the acoustic simulator on this unit. Thanks so much for watching/commenting, & if you have not already, please subscribe.
Yes on both. It has sounds for acoustic guitars, & you can use it as a recording interface with your DAW. Thanks so much for watching/commenting, & if you have not yet already, please subscribe
No 12 string effect, but it does have shimmer reverb, & compression, amp simulation, delays, modulation effects, eq's, Wah. It's a full amp modeler/multi effects processor.
@@MUSICIANGeeK nice the shimmer reverb is beautiful, i ask mainly because i made an amazing acoustic preset on my friends line 6 hx stomp and one effect was the 12 string. There was also an enhancer effect i used does it have that? If i can get something more budget friendly than the hx stomp itd be great but unfortunately i fell in love with the tone i made 😂
@@MUSICIANGeeK It might be a 3rd party software conflict or something. It's not crashing now after I removed a USB mic. But I kind of need that mic. XD Might have to get another laptop just for certain audio hardware. Got way too many things on this one.
That might be the case. I format my computers every 6-8 months. I find it helps to purge all of the old drivers & software you are no longer using. I also have a dedicated Audio/Video production computer so the software/drivers are a minimum.
I assume you mean when changing patches? If that is what you mean, just a tiny bit. Maybe around a second, maybe less. I hope that helps. Thanks for watching.
Yes, there are acoustic simulators in the GP-200 also. Technically only 1 in the pre section, & about 6-8 ornso in the cabinet section. I will have a video out on the GP-200 that showcases all of the acoustic & acoustic simulators in it. Thanks for watching/commenting, & if you have not yet already, please subscribe.
The acoustic simulators will be fine on a electric guitar as demonstrated. However, the acoustic presets are made for a acoustic guitar with a piezo pickup. Thanks for watching/commenting, & if you have not yet already, please subscribe.
Привет, Я использую Google Translate, чтобы читать и отвечать на ваш комментарий. Извините, если что-то не переводится. Симулятор акустической гитары находится в разделе эффектов (PRE). Просто выберите его, отрегулируйте настройки по своему вкусу и включите. Или используйте одну из заводских настроек. Спасибо за просмотр и комментарии, и, если вы еще этого не сделали, подпишитесь.
No editing/mixing/post production on the audio at all. Like I say in the beginning of the videos, signal chain is into the Valeton, out of the output, into the interface, into the DAW, & everything you are hearing back is just the Valeton, no post production what do ever. Thanks for watching/commenting, & if you have not yet already, please subscribe.
Sorry. Was not aware that a neck pickup works better with a acoustic simulator until afterwards when a few people commented. Thanks for watching/commenting, & if you have not yet already, please subscribe.
Thanks for taking time to break down the GP 100's features
Thanks a bunch for watching/commenting, & if you have not already, please subscribe.
Nice demo. I'm looking forward to the GP-200 coming out soon, more power, larger EXP pedal, more footswitches with LED rings, MIDI, etc.
Thanks for watching/commenting. The GP-200 is an upgrade for sure, but it will be double the price if not yet more. Larger footprint as well. Thanks again, & if you have not already, please subscribe.
@MUSICIANGeek great content. I just bought the Valeton 200 and have been watching your videos. Wow this thing does a lot! At the begining you say how your hooked up. I was wondering if you could do a video on how to hook up the Valeton via xlr and by usb. Im new to hooking pedals up to a computer. I use presonus recording software. Not sure how to record via usb into software or by xlr. Which way is better etc. And how does the computer control the footpedal on screen?
Anyway, hope this makes sense. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Keep rocking!!
@@justbob9006 Glad you are getting some use out of the Valeton GP-200, & my videos.
OK, so the way I have it setup in my videos is because I already have a recording interface, & it has 4 inputs on it.
I use 1 input for the microphone "for the voice over me talking parts" & then out of the left & right XLR outputs into the interface, that goes into my computer. I need a mic input to do it that way. Do you already have a recording interface to use with your DAW? If yes, then just connect 2 XLR cables for the left & right outputs, & then plug them into your interface. Then adjust the levels on your interface, & in your DAW when recording.
If you don't have a recording interface already, you can use the Valeton GP-200 as a recording interface.
You will have to go to the Valeton website, & download the Driver for the recording interface. It is the Valeton ASIO Driver. You will then have to connect the Valeton GP-200 to your computer via USB, install the software, & configure your DAW to use the Valeton GP-200 as your rerecording interface, then off you go. Now for the software that controls the foot pedal, you will have to download the software for that also from the same website, & make sure that you are connected via usb cable to your computer. I hope this helps.
Download Here
www.valeton.net/software.html
@@MUSICIANGeeK thank you very much for this info. I have a Presonus Audiobox USB 96. with 2 XLR inputs with 1/4 inch within it. Thank you for clearing up the usb computer connection as well. I am old school. From 4 track cassette days. Bounce and bounce again etc. Lol! The DAW is a game changer for sure. The Valeton 200 is as well. Way better than my footpedal collection. It should be delivered on Saturday 7-1-23. Can't wait!!
Again, thank you for your reply and thank you for the videos!!!
@@justbob9006 All good. Glad you are getting some use out of the videos, & The Valeton GP-200
uuuh this is good review and its good acoustic SIm to, tnk dude
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
What a wonderful acting voice! thanks for the video, I'll take it for my acoustics😊
Thanks, glad you enjoyed, & found some value from the videos. You will love this unit. Sounds great
Owhhhhh real sound 🔥
Thanks for watching.
thk u for this video: excatly the one i was looking for!
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9:20 i relly loved that lick
Thanks a bunch
Hello 👋 just wondering why you didn’t do a clean tone with unit bypassed first for the acoustic? We don’t have the sound of the unaffected tone from the guitar and pickup system…
I usually do a bypassed sound 1st, not sure why I did not this time. Sorry. Thanks for watching/commenting, & if you have not yet already, please subscribe.
Acoustic simulators would probably sound better on a neck pickup.
Probably, but this is what I had for the demo. Thanks for watching/commenting, & if you have not yet already please subscribe.
Could I use this effects unit into my acoustic amp?
Absolutely. Just make sure to turn off the amp & cab blocks since you would be using an actual amp. You don't want to run a amp & cam sim into a actual amp & speaker. Just use it for all the other effects. Thanks for watching/commenting, & if you have not yet already, please subscribe.
@@MUSICIANGeeK Thanks for that. I use ZT Lunchboxes which are clean. What about leaving the amp simulator for a Tweed lead sound? Or would another unit be better?
@@richardfazakerley6002 It doesn't matter what unit you are using. Putting a amp sim, I to an actual amp will not sound good. You will have issues.
@@MUSICIANGeeK Thank you.
great , one question, how to adjust the parameters for the acoustic simulator on the electric guitar? the sound comes out very opaque and it has a low sound
There are settings that can be adjusted on the acoustic simulator effect. That effect is under the pre section. I myself personally don't like the acoustic simulator on this unit. Thanks so much for watching/commenting, & if you have not already, please subscribe.
@@MUSICIANGeeK i ask y you dont like the present can you tell it bro ?
@@chikoytagpi82 I am not quite sure what you are asking me.
can i use this effects pedal with my acoustic guitar.
Also can i record using the usb into a DAW ????????????//
Yes on both. It has sounds for acoustic guitars, & you can use it as a recording interface with your DAW. Thanks so much for watching/commenting, & if you have not yet already, please subscribe
Just curious if it has effects like 12 string, shimmer reverb, enhancer and compressor
No 12 string effect, but it does have shimmer reverb, & compression, amp simulation, delays, modulation effects, eq's, Wah. It's a full amp modeler/multi effects processor.
@@MUSICIANGeeK nice the shimmer reverb is beautiful, i ask mainly because i made an amazing acoustic preset on my friends line 6 hx stomp and one effect was the 12 string. There was also an enhancer effect i used does it have that? If i can get something more budget friendly than the hx stomp itd be great but unfortunately i fell in love with the tone i made 😂
@@Glamosapien There are acoustic simulator effects if that is what you mean by does it have an enhancer.
@@MUSICIANGeeK do you mean that the acoustic simulators themselves have an Enhance setting?
@@Glamosapien Sorry, I can't recall, & I don't have it anymore. I gave it away to a viewer here for a contest.
Now how do we keep the software from crashing on the Windows 10 PC after the firmware upbreak?
Sorry you are experiencing that. I have not had that issue at all. Maybe contact their support. Thanks for watching.
@@MUSICIANGeeK Yeah will probably do that. I still have the Amazon return window if nothing else.
Hopefully you won't have to do that. Sorry you are having issues with it. I think it's a good product, especially for the price.
@@MUSICIANGeeK It might be a 3rd party software conflict or something. It's not crashing now after I removed a USB mic.
But I kind of need that mic. XD
Might have to get another laptop just for certain audio hardware. Got way too many things on this one.
That might be the case. I format my computers every 6-8 months. I find it helps to purge all of the old drivers & software you are no longer using. I also have a dedicated Audio/Video production computer so the software/drivers are a minimum.
Wowwww🔥
Thanks for watching.
Is there ever any perceivable lag?
I assume you mean when changing patches? If that is what you mean, just a tiny bit. Maybe around a second, maybe less. I hope that helps. Thanks for watching.
Hi i have a question , in the valeton gp 200 there is the acoustic simulator too?
Yes, there are acoustic simulators in the GP-200 also. Technically only 1 in the pre section, & about 6-8 ornso in the cabinet section. I will have a video out on the GP-200 that showcases all of the acoustic & acoustic simulators in it. Thanks for watching/commenting, & if you have not yet already, please subscribe.
Are these the basic settings all in Gp-100???
Yes, they are the factory presets for the Acoustic Simulators, & Acoustic Guitar sounds. Thanks for watching.
@@MUSICIANGeeK thanks!!! Guitar Sounds veryveryvery gooooooooooood!!!!!!!!
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@@MUSICIANGeeK ok , right now click subscribe
Awesome!!! Thanks a bunch. Much appreciated!!!
How will those presets sound played with an electric guitar?
The acoustic simulators will be fine on a electric guitar as demonstrated. However, the acoustic presets are made for a acoustic guitar with a piezo pickup. Thanks for watching/commenting, & if you have not yet already, please subscribe.
У меня такой процессор .Как включить симулятор акустической гитары на нём?
Привет,
Я использую Google Translate, чтобы читать и отвечать на ваш комментарий. Извините, если что-то не переводится. Симулятор акустической гитары находится в разделе эффектов (PRE). Просто выберите его, отрегулируйте настройки по своему вкусу и включите. Или используйте одну из заводских настроек. Спасибо за просмотр и комментарии, и, если вы еще этого не сделали, подпишитесь.
@@MUSICIANGeeK Благодарю!
@@paoz.
Пожалуйста
Do you. Edit the sounds of wvoustivc?..
No editing/mixing/post production on the audio at all. Like I say in the beginning of the videos, signal chain is into the Valeton, out of the output, into the interface, into the DAW, & everything you are hearing back is just the Valeton, no post production what do ever. Thanks for watching/commenting, & if you have not yet already, please subscribe.
Wow
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ah, too bad no neck pickup. They said sounds more realistic there.
Anyway, thanks for the demo.
Sorry. Was not aware that a neck pickup works better with a acoustic simulator until afterwards when a few people commented. Thanks for watching/commenting, & if you have not yet already, please subscribe.
... 👍 !!
Thanks for watching!