Valeton GP 100 Demo and review
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- Опубликовано: 22 сен 2024
- Demo and review of the Valeton GP 100 multi effects pedal unit.
Introduction
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Specs
0:59
GP100 SOFTWARE DEMO
4:12
GP 100 patches demo
9:18
Song Demo
13:06
All guitar sounds are through the VALETON GP100
Im very impressed with this unit it doesn't get more budget in this price range. I was super impressed with the build quality, and I think for the price, it's really hard to beat one of these! The GP-100 has 150 effects to choose from and allows you to run 9 effects simultaneously. It provides an Expression Pedal which can be assigned to the effect you want to control for real-time effect changes or master volume. The 99 included factory presets let you jump right in, and 99 user presets allow you to store all your favorite effects. PLus built in drum machine, looper
FEATURES
● 24-bit 44.1kHz signal processing
● Advanced digital modeling technology delivers organic tone
● Over 140 high quality effects
● Editable effect chain
● 45 legendary guitar/bass/acoustic amp types
● 40 factory IR cabinets
● Supports storing 20 user IRs
● 50+ dynamic/drive/EQ/mod/delay/reverb effects
● USB audio interface function with stereo audio streaming
● Stompbox and preset modes for different situations
● 198 presets (99 factory, 99 user)
● High quality looper
● 100 high quality drum patterns
● Durable metal chassis and footswitches
● Built-in chromatic tuner
● Intuitive PC/Mac editor
● 1/4" stereo outputs
● 1/8" headphone output
● Stereo 1/8" Aux Input
● Built-in expression pedal
● DC 9V power supply
SPECIFICATIONS
A/D/A Converter: 24-bit high performance audio
Sampling Frequency: 44.1 kHz
SNR: 110dB
Maximum Simultaneous Effects: 9
Preset Memory: 99 User Presets/99 Factory Presets
Looper: 90 seconds of record time
Drum Machine: 99 Patterns
Analog Input Connections
Guitar Input: 1/4" Unbalanced (TS)
Input Impedance: 1M Ohms
Aux Input: 1/8" Stereo (TRS)
Aux Input Impedance: 10k Ohms
Analog Output Connections
Left/Right Outputs: 1/4" Unbalanced (TS)
Left/Right Output Impedance: 1k Ohms
Headphone Output: 1/8" Stereo (TRS)
Headphone Output Impedance: 47 Ohms
Digital Connections
USB Port: USB 2.0 Type-B
USB Recording Specification
Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz
Bit Depth: Supports 16-bit or 24-bitAll guitar sounds are through the Gp 100
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Best review ive seen in ages. Brilliantly played and put together
Thanks for checking out my video, cheers
How come this artist is not more famous than he is? He definitely can make the guitar talk. He looks like hes out a a popular Rock band. This has it all,in depth review, and brilliant playing and music. I enjoyed this very much indeed. Keep up the great work. 🙂
What an awesome review and demo. Fantastic sounds and playing
Thank you kindly!
Son of Yngwie. Your enthusiasm is contagious 👍🏼
Thank you for dropping by Guitar Safari.🙂 im a big Malmsteen fan. Cheers doing best I can.
This guy is awesome. He should review everything . What a player!!
Thank you I appreciate the kind words. Cheers
@@GuitarSafari1 I would buy a ticket to watch you play. All the best.
@@timcroghan6024 Thankyou mate, hopefully next we will be able to gig again properly. Cheers
Awesome video Rock On sounds excellent!!😎🤘🏻👏👏very versatile gear👍
Thankyou for stopping by, its a very impressive effects pedal. Cheers mate
Brilliant demo and review well done mate
Thanks for the visit
Very good sound review ^^
Thankyou its a really fantastic pedal. Very impressive.
Nice video, exellent overall performance
Thank you very much!
This unit sounds very good. I need something like this, so i can get different amp sounds. This is the most interesting review and demo of this pedal. Nice work. 🙂
Cool, thanks!
Brilliant reviews and playing man
thanks
Nice demo! I bought the Valeton a few weeks back but I haven't started using it yet. I have this (extremely slow moving) plan to wait until my new home studio setup is ready... whenever that is. Still rocking my POD HD 500X and get a few decent sounds out of it. Pretty sure the Valeton will improve some things though. Love the LTD guitar too. Wish I had one. I really like my LTD Michael Wilton model but it's the only LTD I own. They make quality guitars for reasonable money.
Hi! Can I connect this pedal with other pedals on my board? Can I use it on an amp and in a session with my pedalboard? Great review!
Epic demo
Thankyou for checking it out. Cheers mate
OK OK OK I'll buy the damn thing. Just please stop rocking my brains out!!! WOOOOO!
Hahaha its a great unit mate. Its very versatile. Get one soon you will love it. Cheers
Nice Oz.. Thanks Man..
Thanks dude. Is a fantastic effects pedal. Cheers
Nice pedal great work
Thanks!
curious question, do you think this particular pedal would work well for vocals if I use it with a DI?
Yeah you could try it
Oz rocks!!!
Thankyou my brother
How do you connect it to the software? I lost the original cable after using it for band practice, ordered another cable with the same input but it wont connect to the software
It comes with cable Usb, look on Ebay or amazon
Does this have bass amp and effect sims?
Hi there ,yes it does have bass amps and effects. Thanks for dropping by. Cheers
Can the pitch-shifter effects be connected to the expression pedal to make this pedal function similarly to the DigiTech Whammy pedals? If so, how good does the pitch-shifting sound? Thanks!
The pitch shifting is good. I will check the expression pedal out asap, and let you know. Cheers
@@GuitarSafari1 Thank you! I also saw in the manual that the pitch-shifter effects are polyphonic, which typically seems to be something available only on much more expensive multi-effects pedals, so is it able to pitch-shift multiple notes at once pretty well or does sound quality start to suffer when multiple notes are pitch-shifted at once? Thanks again!
@@TarenLeitzke can you use it to quickly tune your guitar down a half or full step? When I'm trying to learn a song that's tuned down I want to have something that is quick so I don't have to tune the actual guitar.
@@OD138 I opted for getting a used DigiTech RP255 instead of this. When I was researching pedals, I found there appear to be two main styles of pitch-shifting: pitch-shifting that you can set at a certain distance above or below and it will shift all notes played, and pitch-bending which allows you to pitch-shift notes on the fly using the pedal to some maximum or minimum difference (this second pitch-shifting style is often called a Whammy effect since it is sort of like using a Whammy bar). I found almost all multi-effects pedals have regular pitch-shifting, but fewer pedals have pitch-bending capabilities, with the DigiTech RP series and the Zoom G1X Four being some of the only cheaper multi-effects pedals with pitch-bending. The pitch-bending isn't great if you want to down tune your guitar, though, since it is hard to keep the pedal at a specific position unless that position is fully up or fully down. You probably want something more like the first style of pitch-shifting (the RP255 and G1X Four have both styles). If you need to quickly switch on and off the down-tuning effect, I know some pedals have buttons that you can store presets on, allowing you to quickly access those presets. I believe the GP-100 is similar to my RP255 in that the buttons on the front only scroll through presets and there aren't any available buttons to store presets for quick access. I'm not sure off the top of my head of a specific multi-effects pedal which might have quick access buttons. Boss and Line 6 both have some high end pedals with almost everything on them, but they are also larger pedals so aren't as portable if that is something you care about. I hope this helps!
@@TarenLeitzke Thanks. I actually have a Digitech RP255, I also had a Zoom G1on but accidentally broke it. They both have pitch shifters that have worked the way I use them. When I'm learning a song that's tuned( usually) down it's nice just for convenience and quickness, not the best sound quality but works, they even simulate a bass if you need something on the fly. I have never used them with the expression pedal as a whammy but they might work that way also. I still mostly use the Digitech but was just wanting something new to play around with. It was between the Nux mg300 and Valeton Gp100, it kinda looked like the Nux just had the Pitch bend so I ordered the Valeton, hasn't arrived yet but I'm hoping it will work the same way the Digitech does.
this or Nux mg 300?
Valeton Gp 100 all the way
Does it worth for live stage?
Yes it does work live good