Boss VF-1 Effect Processor

Thanks, but......


Joe, few more questions, I'm not very familiar whit Recycle,so: do I still
need a SCSI cd-rom drive to upload my samples from the roland cd's ??
Or do you transfer the samples on 1.44 Mb floppy disks into the S-750
(that's the one I maybe gonna buy), my problem is thath the guy's at the
music store think that you only can upload samples from the cd rom's using a
SCSI cd-rom drive/connection.

And I haven't got a SCSI.....


Okay, Fred first your patches, I have to say a few things:
- I almost do not use the VF-1 as a stand alone unit for my guitar (I really
don't like the "unclean/overdrive" preampsims, instead I use a Roland gp-100
and a ADA mp-1 tube preamp, sometimes the vf-1 comes along to add some
effects or eq.).
- I've tried most your patches but the gp-100 is a far better machine for
home recording.
- I own a musicman 112 RD guitar amplifier, it has no send returns, plugging
the vf direct in the music man is okay for the clean effects and
speakersim's, I really don't like the heavier preamp sims.
We probably both agree that the vf-1 should be in the send return path of an
amplifier for best results, have never done this so I can't comment on your
patches. Your patches were helpfull as a starting point for some more
tweaking and discovering the vf-s capacities for guitar, but I really don't
use the vf-1 a lot for my guitar (anymore) as a stand alone unit, I use it
as a multi effect machine for all my gear and I make most of my settings
"during the proces".

I think I'm trying to say that the VF is a nice machine for guitar, but the
gp-100 is better so I use the VF-1 in a different way as you are doing,
can't really help you whit guitar patches................., guitar patch
tweaking is mainly done here on my GP.....not on my VF.........


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Van: Joe Egan <jtegan0103@...>
Aan: BossVF1@yahoogroups.com <BossVF1@yahoogroups.com>
Datum: donderdag 30 mei 2002 5:44
Onderwerp: Re: [BossVF1] sampler


>I have the Roland S-760 and its sound iqulaity s excellent. I think
>you'll be pleased. It's limited to a maximum polyphony of 32 megs
>though. I fly samples into it via ReCycle. Its A/D and D/A converters
>are excellent IMO.
>
>Joe
>
>Sjaak de Vos wrote:
>
>>  Has anyone in this group ever used a Roland S750 or S760 sampler
>> (18mB) ?
>> (completing my keyboardmusic gear, a jv-880 synth and a gr 30
>> git.synth and
>> Cubase)
>>
>> I'm considering buying one for 500 euro, it comes with 9 sample cd
>> (titles
>> like: solo strings, symph orchestra, prosonus rs-1, foundations,
>> percussion
>> and so on).
>>
>> It's not really a VF-1 "core bizznizz" question.
>>
>> Any advise is welcome.
>>
>> greetings,
>>
>> Sjaak
>>
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