Boss VF-1 Effect Processor

Anyone know if it is possible to set up a patch with specific pan 
positions? Is there an effect that does this (the pan effect slowly 
sweeps from side to side)...I would like to set specific pan 
positions for each patch.

Dave Eichenberger
www.hazardfactor.com

try this:

Go to Pb 69 and make the following adjustments:

Flanger.
Rate 3, depht 9, manual 0, resonance 8, gate off, direct switch off.

RSS Panner.
speed 3, direction CW


And you'll hear the sound go round and round on your headphones

Sjaak
(And I gave the equalizer a nice bass boost and a firm cut on the high freq)

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Datum: donderdag 3 oktober 2002 11:13
Onderwerp: [BossVF1] Panning with VF-1

>Anyone know if it is possible to set up a patch with specific pan
>positions? Is there an effect that does this (the pan effect slowly
>sweeps from side to side)...I would like to set specific pan
>positions for each patch.
>
>Dave Eichenberger
>www.hazardfactor.com
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Wow, nice! Is there any way to set it at a specific position in the 
stereo field and keep it there?

Dave Eichenberger www.hazardfactor.com



--- In BossVF1@y..., "Sjaak de Vos" <sjaakdevos@g...> wrote:
> try this:
> 
> Go to Pb 69 and make the following adjustments:
> 
> Flanger.
> Rate 3, depht 9, manual 0, resonance 8, gate off, direct switch 
off.
> 
> RSS Panner.
> speed 3, direction CW
> 
> 
> And you'll hear the sound go round and round on your headphones
> 
> Sjaak
  > 
> >Anyone know if it is possible to set up a patch with specific pan
> >positions? Is there an effect that does this (the pan effect 
slowly
> >sweeps from side to side)...I would like to set specific pan
> >positions for each patch.

>Wow, nice! Is there any way to set it at a specific position in the
>stereo field and keep it there?
>

Not in this patch I guess, you could play with it for a time but i don't
think the signal can be fixed at a specific position.

Try this: select Pb 71, set the Delay-type to 3tap.
Delay-Time C to 0.
Time L and R to 100 %.
Feedback at 68 (or something else you like)

The panning is done with the following parameters: set Level (C) to Zero,
now you can choose the pan position by changing Level Left and Level Right.

Make sure that the Direct Level is set to 0 (or almost zero) and the FX
level is set to high values (100 or so)

Sjaak.

This is an off topic question for Dave Eichenberger.
No vf-1 subject.....

But I visited your website Hazard. Com.

I also own a gp-100, saw you also own one, but you also use a Johnson J
station (better amp sim's in your opinion), so I'm am getting very
interested in this J station.

I dont'have a J Station yet but I agree on the fact that the GP-100 amp sims
are not the finest.
(But they do produce very nice sounds after tweeking)

Questions after reading some more on the Internet about this J station:
1 are you still using the J stations amp sims , are they really that much
better ?
2. are you using the J station in the effect send/return of the GP-100 or
has the gp-100 almost become obsolete ?
3. maybe we could exchange our GP-100 user patches memory (mines are
stratocaster neck and or bridge pick-up orientated)

Thanks,

Sjaak
sjaakdevos@...

Thanks for visiting my site! ...answers below...


> 
> I also own a gp-100, saw you also own one, but you also use a 
Johnson J
> station (better amp sim's in your opinion), so I'm am getting very
> interested in this J station.
> 
> I dont'have a J Station yet but I agree on the fact that the GP-
100 amp sims
> are not the finest.
> (But they do produce very nice sounds after tweeking)

Yes, they do, better than the VF-1's, which I think are more recent 
version of COSM. No idea why, but I couldn't replicate my favorite 
GP-100 sounds on the VF-1, using the same effects and same settings. 
The VF-1 is a little to 'crisp' and 'hi-fi' sounding. Great for time 
based stuff, bad for distortion. 

> 
> Questions after reading some more on the Internet about this J 
station:
> 1 are you still using the J stations amp sims , are they really 
that much
> better ?

In my opinion, much. Thicker heavy distortions, and a huge 
improvement on those 'slightly distorted Deluxe' sounds. The GP-100 
was great on clean, great on heavily distorted, but nothing in 
between. Problem is, the J's effects, which are good, but not 
thorough by any means. I use the VF-1 for effects. 

> 2. are you using the J station in the effect send/return of the GP-
100 or
> has the gp-100 almost become obsolete ?

With the J/VF-1 combo, I sold the GP-100. Some people like the 
routing possibilites of the GP-100, which are great, but I never 
really used em. 
The J/VF-1 go into a Mackie mixer, into powered JBL speakers. Sounds 
great.

> 3. maybe we could exchange our GP-100 user patches memory (mines 
are
> stratocaster neck and or bridge pick-up orientated)

Sure, I have my sysex from my Geep somewhere, just email me and I 
will send it...maybe there is something you can use.

Dave Eichenberger
www.hazardfactor.com

> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Sjaak
> sjaakdevos@g...