Pretty Quiet is right. Wow. There's like 10 days go by regularly and no activity. In one way, there's not to talk about when the VF-1 works right. I started out using mine for guitar and bass but ended up using it as my effects for my Roland VS-1880 because at least this way I can save the patches and find them a lot easier than on the internal boards (I forget their model #) in the VS recorders. The only thing that bugs me is that while it has a digital out that I use, there's no digital in. Hmph... I'll tell you this much, I'm still not impressed with any Roland implementation of a rotary speaker. The best I've ever found is the POD. Winds up and down perfectly and has just the right amount of volume cut on the tremolo. I've tried and tried on the VF-1, GR-33 and VG-88 but they all sound phoney to me. One hint though for those who have been trying or wish to play.. always keep the low speaker frequency at half the frequency of the high frequency speaker. Ever seen a Leslie? 2 horns on top 180 degrees apart and one speaker on the bottom. That gives it a very distinctive sound. Well enough babble. Steve -----Original Message----- From: Sjaak de Vos [mailto:sjaakdevos@...] Sent: November 22, 2003 12:22 PM To: BossVF1@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [BossVF1] Keyboard Rigs Van: Invisable Man >I am new to the group and interested in any users who >are using the VF-1 in their keyboard rig. I would >appreciate any comments regarding the VF-1's use in a >keyboard application. Thx........ > I use the VF-1 as an effects unit most of the time hooked up in the send/returns of my mixer. The reverbs are not ther best around but very usuable, I quite like the vf for its versatility, I use all the algorythms for my synths, even the guitar ones. I first bought the vf also for guitar but that is not the way I use it anymore (I have a roland gp-100 and a Behringer V-amp pro for that, much better. I remember I only had a roland jv - 880 synth and connected the VF-1 directly to it, very very big improvement on that old Roland. Now I also use it for a Korg ms 2000, a Virus A, a Waldorf Microwave I and my Roland s750 sampler, for almost everything also. I used a very heavy distortion from a tweaked guitar algo on the first part of "Stupid" downloadable on http://ppi.iuma.com, the drums in the clean part of that "music" are the same but no distortion applied (hahaha). Thats the most audible vf-1 effect on a song/musicpiece there. I also like the VF for its in/output meters, very nice, even a crappy synth will start another life with this little machine. And this VF-1 group is one of the quitests groups around here, all happy users ? greetings Sjaak The vf is a nice unit not your top notch but very usefull To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: BossVF1-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
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RE: [BossVF1] Keyboard Rigs
2003-11-27 by Steven G. Meredith
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