roland gr 10- 20 - 55 where in the pedal chain?
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Securb
One of Jerry's Kids
Re: roland gr 10- 20 - 55 where in the pedal chain?
In most cases I would think you are not using the stomps with the synth so it doesn't matter. The Rolands can emulate almost any stomp effect internally. Mine is on a separate loop. If I were to have the synth in the same chain I would have the effects afterward. Just in case I wanted to color a patch with a bit of delay.
In most cases I would think you are not using the stomps with the synth so it doesn't matter. The Rolands can emulate almost any stomp effect internally. Mine is on a separate loop. If I were to have the synth in the same chain I would have the effects afterward. Just in case I wanted to color a patch with a bit of delay.
Re: roland gr 10- 20 - 55 where in the pedal chain?
so, amp, delay, effects, distortion, BOSS GP 10 and wah and tuner, buffer for example ?
i also have a GR 20 : i didn't like the tracking, latency but
very good strings ensemble
mellotron
nylon+synth together
classic synth pads
i don't know the GP 10 : i just played 10mn with it
i don't know if the strings ensemble are as good as those in the gr 20 : i am not sure of that
but acoustic guitars simulations are awesome
this product has a lof of features with an amp
with the gk 3
with a sound card so
with the software
it takes a lot of time to know it
so, amp, delay, effects, distortion, BOSS GP 10 and wah and tuner, buffer for example ?
i also have a GR 20 : i didn't like the tracking, latency but
very good strings ensemble
mellotron
nylon+synth together
classic synth pads
i don't know the GP 10 : i just played 10mn with it
i don't know if the strings ensemble are as good as those in the gr 20 : i am not sure of that
but acoustic guitars simulations are awesome
this product has a lof of features with an amp
with the gk 3
with a sound card so
with the software
it takes a lot of time to know it
Re: roland gr 10- 20 - 55 where in the pedal chain?
I have my synths going to a channel on a mixer, along with the direct signal of my Fractal. In the effects loop of the mixer, I use my looper. It keeps the synths out of the chain of the guitar, and keeps everything sounding clean.
I have my synths going to a channel on a mixer, along with the direct signal of my Fractal. In the effects loop of the mixer, I use my looper. It keeps the synths out of the chain of the guitar, and keeps everything sounding clean.
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Funkfingers
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Re: roland gr 10- 20 - 55 where in the pedal chain?
I always considered any guitar synthesiser or MIDI Guitar system that I was using to be separate and parallel to the signal from magnetic or piezo pickups.
I always considered any guitar synthesiser or MIDI Guitar system that I was using to be separate and parallel to the signal from magnetic or piezo pickups.
Securb
One of Jerry's Kids
Re: roland gr 10- 20 - 55 where in the pedal chain?
True, true. I would suggest the OP go straight to the board if he is playing live. If you are playing at home spend $50 and get a used little keyboard amp.
True, true. I would suggest the OP go straight to the board if he is playing live. If you are playing at home spend $50 and get a used little keyboard amp.
Matt42
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Re: roland gr 10- 20 - 55 where in the pedal chain?
Straight to the board was the only way I did it. I use good modelers for the magnetics, a good compressor and multieffects for the piezo (I used a Bloss VF-1 at the time), and the synth signal went directly from the synth to the mixer to the PA. It kept everything discrete, and the synth sounded huge. A guitar synth played through a guitar amp is not very pretty.
Straight to the board was the only way I did it. I use good modelers for the magnetics, a good compressor and multieffects for the piezo (I used a Bloss VF-1 at the time), and the synth signal went directly from the synth to the mixer to the PA. It kept everything discrete, and the synth sounded huge. A guitar synth played through a guitar amp is not very pretty.
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Funkfingers
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Re: roland gr 10- 20 - 55 where in the pedal chain?
… except, maybe, if it is a Roland JC-120 Jazz Chorus.
The other suggestion for a 13-pin hex pickup user is the old Roland V-Amplifier series. The virtual guitar technology is built right into the amplifier.
… except, maybe, if it is a Roland JC-120 Jazz Chorus.
The other suggestion for a 13-pin hex pickup user is the old Roland V-Amplifier series. The virtual guitar technology is built right into the amplifier.
VinceT
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Re: roland gr 10- 20 - 55 where in the pedal chain?
Separate paths for me. Guitar to GR-55, synth out to desk, guitar out to pedals/amp.
For a little while I was using a Vox AC30CC2X - and put the synth through the normal channel and guitar through the top boost - it was a serviceable setup, as I typically used guitar-only or blend tones.
All that said, I never really gelled with guitar synth, so it sits in my studio doing very little!
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Separate paths for me. Guitar to GR-55, synth out to desk, guitar out to pedals/amp.
For a little while I was using a Vox AC30CC2X - and put the synth through the normal channel and guitar through the top boost - it was a serviceable setup, as I typically used guitar-only or blend tones.
All that said, I never really gelled with guitar synth, so it sits in my studio doing very little!
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Re: roland gr 10- 20 - 55 where in the pedal chain?
i have a gr 20 but the tracking latency and ghost notes were bad
the gp 10 is amazing for tracking no latency no ghost notes
but where are the strings ensembles ?
i need time to explore it
but i think i need a gr 55
i don't see nylon strings+synth together
but 12 strings+acoustic simulations are really good
i will try it with a computer too because high gain simulations and chorus are really good
i have a gr 20 but the tracking latency and ghost notes were bad
the gp 10 is amazing for tracking no latency no ghost notes
but where are the strings ensembles ?
i need time to explore it
but i think i need a gr 55
i don't see nylon strings+synth together
but 12 strings+acoustic simulations are really good
i will try it with a computer too because high gain simulations and chorus are really good
