Valeton Gp-200 User manual

User manual

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Contents

Welcome······················1 ··1 Product

Overview·······················2 Panel

Introduction····················· ···3 Top

interface introduction···················4

Quick access······················ ··5 Boundary

overview························5

Main boundary······················5 Use

Tuner·············5 Use Phrase loop function

(LOOPER)······6 Using the machine

(DRUM)···············6 Using the expression

pedal (EXP- Pedal)····· ···7Preset

settings···················7

Editing World·····················7 Editing a

module··················7 Adjustments Effect

chain sequence················8 Preset

related settings···················8 Storage

interface (SAVE)· ···············9Global

Settings (GLOBAL)··············9

Input/Output (I/O)················10 USB-

Audio···········10 Footswitch (Footswitch)

············10 Pedal Calibration (EXP-

Calibrate)·········12 External Pedal/

Footswitch (EXP-2/Footswitch)·13

MIDI····· ···················13 Display

(Display)·················14 CAB automatic

follow (Auto-CAB -Match···14 Global-

EQ············14 About·················15

Recovery Factory-Reset····15Supporting

software·················16

With full-range sound reinforcement equipment···············16

With a guitar box (INPUT connector)········17 With a guitar box

(before using the FX-Loop function) Set

GP-200)····················17With guitarSound

box (using the FX-Loop function rear

GP-200)····················18

With guitarSound box (using FX-Loop

function, 4CM connection)······················18

Audio frequency work room (Live

performance)··········18Effect list·····················19

Pre (PRE)···················19Wow (WAH)

··················· 21 Distortion

(DST)·····················22 Amplifier (AMP)··

·················25 Noise (NR)····················34

Cabinet (CAB)·· ·················35 Equalization

(EQ)······················37 Modulation (MOD)···

················37 Delay (DLY)····················40

Reverberation (RVB)····· ··············42

Volume (VOL)····················42鼓Machine

rhythm type list················43 MIDI

control information list··············46

Troubleshooting········ ··············48

Specification Parameters······················49

welcome

Thank you for purchasing VALETON products.

Please read this manual carefully, which will help you fully understand the features and functions of

GP-200. Please keep this manual in a safe place for reference at any time.

Please be sure to follow the rules below to ensure safe use.

Instructions for use

Usage suggestions

Don't get the machine wet. If any liquid spills on the machine, turn off the power immediately. Do not block any

connections on the machine, and keep away from heat sources.

In the event of thunderstorms, the power supply and cables should be disconnected to prevent damage.

Be sure to stay away from strong magnetic fields.

Notes on power connection and frequency

Before plugging in or unplugging the audio cable, be sure to disconnect the power of the device and turn off the power of other devices. When

moving the device, be sure to unplug all cables and disconnect the power supply first.

clean

Ÿ Only use a dry cloth for wiping.

move

Ÿ Do not try to open the casing or repair the machine yourself, otherwise you will lose the warranty of the machine!

Electricity distribution operation instructions

ŸBe sure to use a 9V-1000mA DC internal negative and external positive power adapter. Using a power adapter outside of this specification will not only damage the equipment, but

also endanger your safety.

When the power adapter is plugged into the power outlet, be sure to pay attention to the voltage range requirements marked on the power

supply. In case of thunder, lightning, sky or when it is not in use for a long time, be sure to disconnect the power adapter from the outlet.

Therefore

ŸIf the equipment fails, please immediately disconnect the power supply, disconnect all equipment and send an email to contact Valeton (email

address:[email protected]).

Please indicate the product name, serial number, failure situation, your name, address, contact telephone number and purchase route and other information.Ÿ

Thank you for choosing and using Valeton products

product description

GP-200- is a new generation of high-definition digital modeling comprehensive effects, its birth is derived from-Valeton-the previous generation product GP-100

upgrade pursuit of craftsmanship spirit. The new digital platform brings a better tone experience. More pins, larger screens, richer connections, more personalized

buttons and knobs, 11-piece effect modules that can be moved at will, built-in more than -240- world-famous The classic sound box, IR-box body and effector tone are all

just to create a more ideal stage partner for you.

Of course, in addition to live performances, it also includes -180-second phrase loop function, 100-high quality machine, easy-to-use supporting software and multi-

system (Windows/Mac/iOS/Android) sound card function, allowing you to easily control the practice, Various scene requirements such as creation and recording.

GP-200 is stronger than what you see.

Panel introduction

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1. LCD display screen-

The 4.3" full-color LCD display shows the GP-200's preset numbers,

names, and other operating information.

7.-Save button-

When a preset parameter is changed, the default name of the main interface

A "*" will be displayed next to the save prompt, press the SAVE

button, you can save, dump and change the preset name;

Press to save quickly at the current location.

2.-PARA knob (with key rotary encoder)

Rotate to select menu or adjust parameters, press to enter the menu

Or switch the parameter page. 8.-Box head control knob

The AMP module of the GP-200 can be adjusted by using the real sound

box to easily control the changes in the music scene environment.

3.-Main volume knob-

Control the total output volume of GP-200.

9.-Module button-

Press this button to quickly enter the effect menu of the corresponding module.

Press to switch the corresponding module.

4.-Back button-

Press this button to return to the previous menu, press to return to the main interface.

10.-Quick adjustment knob

Rotate this knob to quickly adjust the

Corresponding parameters, this knob performs different functions in different

Yes, depending on the operating field you are in.

5.-Global button-

Press this button to enter the global setting interface, where you can proceed

Specific settings such as input/output and foot pedal.

6.-鼓machine button-

Press this button to turn on/off the machine, press this button to

Enter the computer editing interface to switch more parameters (such as grid,

Rhythm type, volume).

11.-Foot switch

The foot pegs can be set for a variety of functions, including switching presets

Settings, switch effects, dotting and recording, etc.

12.-Expression pedal

Use the expression pedal to perform real-time adjustment of one to multiple parameters

control.

Top interface introduction

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13.-EXP/FS

1/4"-TRS connector, used to connect external expression pedals or foot spikes.

19.-BALANCED-OUTPUT

Use balanced cables with XLR connectors to connect to the recording room equipment,

Tuner or full-range playback device.

When using only one speaker, please first select the connection to

L(MONO) connection.

14.-INPUT-

1/4"-mono connector to connect guitars, music or other musical instruments.

15.-AUX-IN-

The 1/8"-stereo interface is used to connect an external device (CD

player or MP3 player) for practice, improvisation or recording.

20.-PHONES-

The 1/8"-stereophonic connector can be used with earphones with an

impedance of 60 ohms or less.

16.-SEND/RETURN

This set of 1/4-connectors provides the function of an effect loop, which

can connect the effects of other effectors to the GP-200.

21.-MIDI

This interface is used to connect external MIDI devices.

22.-USB

The USB-2.0-Type-C interface supports multiple operating systems,

provides high-quality sound card functions, and provides rich

MIDI function.

17.-UNBALANCED-OUTPUT

1/4"-non-balanced output connector, can be configured as mono or

stereo. Use them to connect to a single guitar cabinet, a pair of speakers

Acoustic guitar box, or directly connected to the input of a PA or recording device

入. 23.-POWER-

Used to turn on/off the power of GP-200.

18.-GND/LIFT-switch-

Press the GND/LIFT switch to cut off the ground connection (Ground-

Lift) of the two XLR connectors to avoid noise caused by the ground

loop (Ground-Loop). Lift the GND/LIFT switch to make the XLR

connection The ground wire is connected normally.

24.-DC-9V

The specification of the power supply used is 9V-1000mA DC power supply, the polarity is negative inside and

positive outside.

Get up quickly

1.-Connect your device. Plug your guitar into the input connector of the GP-200, and connect your sound box to the output connector.-

Warm mention:-

2.-Connect the power supply and turn on the GP-200.-

3.- String calibration. Step on the TAP spike to turn on the tuner. Pluck each string, the tune turns to green in the middle of the screen. When all the strings have been tuned, follow the

screen prompts to exit the tuner function. -

Turn down the volume of the amplifier.-

Connect the cable to the Return connector of the FX circuit of the guitar box for the best effect."Please refer to page 16 for the connection method." -

Get up quickly

Use preset tone

This machine contains 256 preset tones. By default, the first 100 presets (01-A~25-D) contain export parameters. When the export settings are restored, the 100 preset data can be

individually selected to restore the original values.

Step on the foot pin BANK- and BANK+ to switch between different tone groups, and step on the ABCD foot pin to switch between tones within a tone group (BANK). When you switch the

tone group, the screen will enter the preset standby mode, and the ABCD foot pin down indicator will light up to remind you to choose the tone you want to use next.

Boundary overview

Main world

The boundary displayed after booting is called the "main boundary" , In this interface, you can intuitively and quickly browse the settings of important information in the current presets.

F Pedal 1: Pedal 2: Preset volume

ABGA .-Preset number

B.-Default name

C.-Preset volume monitoring

D.-Preset speed

E .-Preset volume

F.-Pedal state

G.-Default state

H.-鼓machine status

I .-Current pin settings

J.-Quick adjustment display

Gain Mix Preset volume

Use the tuning table (-TUNER)

长Press the [Tap] foot pin to enter the tuning mode.

In the tuner interface, the characters in the middle of the screen represent the recognized tone

The tone name of the high, the left and right sides of the tone block represent the string accuracy, the more to the left,

the lower the current pitch, you need to tighten the strings; the more to the right, the more the strings are higher, the

more you need to relax the strings ; The pitch of the strings deviates from to

In the case of calibration, the displayed color block will gradually move to the middle,

Until it becomes green, it indicates that the strings have been calibrated to the tone of the character display

The pitch of the table.

ŸRotate the No. 1 quick adjustment knob or use foot pin A to select the operation mode of the tuner:

◦ Direct school (Thru):Your tone will not change at this time.

◦ Bypass: The effect chain will be bypassed at this time, and you will hear the sound of the guitar input.

◦ Mute: There will be no output at this time.

Rotate the No. 3 quick adjustment knob or use the foot pins C and D to change the reference frequency of standard A. The range is 432Hz to 447Hz, and the default is 440Hz.

Step on other spikes or click the BACK button to exit the tuner and return to the main interface. -

Get up quickly

Use the phrase loop function (LOOPER)

In the main interface, press the [Ctrl] foot pin to enter the LOOPER interface.

Recording playing Recording

Recording-Red Play-Green Overdub-Blue

Rotate the PARA knob in this interface to change the currently used preset. Press PARA to quickly adjust the

display area to scroll through. When dual options are provided in the foot pin function display, the left side

corresponds to the short step, and the right side Corresponding to step down.

Recording volume: change the recording volume of the phrase looper;

Pre/Post: select the phrase looper at the very end of the effect chain, "Post" needs to take up twice the recording time;

Playback volume: change the playback volume of the phrase looper;

Recording time: When the "Undo/Redo" function is not needed, 180 seconds of recording time can be selected. Camera synchronization*: The timeline of LOOPER can be aligned

with the speed of the camera. When this function is activated and the camera is played, the audio will be adjusted in a small amount of time to be aligned with the camera.

Automatic recording: Turn on the automatic recording mode, and when the automatic recording function is activated, stepping on the recording pin will not burn into the recording state, but when

the GP-200 detects a certain intensity The input signal will be recorded into the recording state immediately.

The function of the foot pegs in the LOOPER interface will be different from the default mode. The specific functions of the default state are as follows:

Stepping nail 1 Stepping nail 2 Stepping nail 3 Stepping nail 4 Stepping nail 5 Stepping nail 6

[-] [+] [CTRL] [TAP] [A] [B]

Tread nail 7

[C]

Tread nail 8

[D]

Tread nail number

Single step

Down

1/2 speed

Reverse /Tuning table redo

Stop

Empty

Features Preset group Record/play quit

* Notice:

鼓The error of machine synchronization needs to be controlled within 50ms, otherwise the alignment will fail and no actual effect will be produced.

Use 鼓machine (DRUM)

Press the DRUM button to turn on the camera, and press the button to enter the interface of the camera.

Rotate PARA on the camera interface to switch between the camera frames, and press

PARA to switch between the frame list and the rhythm pattern list.

There are a total of 100 rhythm patterns in the GP-200 鼓machine (please refer to the 鼓machine

rhythm pattern list for details). -

Rock

Funk

Blues

Pop

Jazz

Electronic

World

Metro

Classic Rock 1

Classic Rock 2

Classic Rock 3

Classic Rock 4

Classic Rock 5

Classic Rock 6

Hard Rock 1

Hard Rock 2

ŸRotate the No. 1 quick adjustment knob to change the speed of the machine, the range is

40-250;

Rotate the No. 2 quick-tuning knob to change the output volume of the machine, the range is

0-100;

Rotate the No. 3 quick adjustment knob to adjust the machine speed to the preset speed

Steps, after synchronization, you can use the dot and fixed speed to control the speed of the camera

system.

You can exit the camera interface by pressing the BACK button.

After the machine is turned on, the machine on the right side of the main interface

The symbol prompts the current status of the camera switch. -Ÿ

Get up quickly

Using the expression pedal (EXP-Pedal)

The expression pedal icon on the left side of the main interface shows the current working status of the built-in expression pedal:

You can use the built-in expression pedal to control the parameters in real time,

The built-in expression pedal of GP-200 provides two states. --

To switch the A/B state of the built-in expression pedal, just press the front end of the

pedal with one hand.

Some of the settings for the built-in expression pedal have been made in the first

hundred presets of GP-200, and you can call them directly.

You can also refer to "Preset Settings---Pedal Settings" to customize the

expression pedal settings.

Pedal 1: Pedal 2: Preset volume

Gain Mix Preset volume

Preset settings

Editor

Press PARA in the main interface to enter the editing interface.

Indicates the preset number and preset name currently being edited.

Preset settings

Default volume:50

Preset speed:Spend:120

Pedal 1:A

Pedal 2:Turn on

In the complete effect chain simulated by GP-200, you can intuitively see the arrangement order

and switch status of the 11 modules through the colors of the icons. The dark icon means the

module is closed, and the bright icon means the module is activated.

The default effect chain sequence is: PRE (pre-effect)-WAH (wow)---

DST (overload distortion)-AMP (box simulation)-NR (noise reduction)-CAB

(box simulation)-EQ (equalization)-MOD (modulation effect)-DLY (delay)-

RVB (reverberation)-VOL ( Volume pedal), you can move and adjust the

order of the effect modules to get the perfect effect you want.

Effect switch current

Effect Mess4 LD 3

Turn on

The quick adjustment parameter display area can quickly switch the selected module, or

Browse to the currently loaded effect in the module.

Notice:

After editing the effect parameters, if you need to keep these changes, please remember to save them. After you edit the parameters in a certain preset tone

(Patch), the “*” on the screen will light up, suggesting that the effect parameters have been edited but not stored.

Edit a module

Select a module through PARA and press or through the module button on the machine to browse the list of effects contained in the module.

The list provides the effects available in the module, and you can browse or switch the effects

through PARA.

Press PARA to scroll through the effect parameters in the quick adjustment

display area.

For specific parameters and ranges in the effect module, please refer to the "Effect List" chapter

on page 19.

Preset settings

Adjust the order of the effect chain

After selecting a module in the editing interface, press PARA to enter the effect chain sequence switch:

Mobile effect chain Rotate the PARA knob to select the effect module that needs to be moved

Quick adjustment knob -1- switch the current effect module

Quick adjustment knob -2- move the currently selected effect module

The quick adjustment knob -3- provides a quiet mode (only effective in this boundary), which can

avoid the potential noise generated during the process of moving the effect module.

Effect switch Quiet At the bottom of this screen, press PARA or press the BACK button to return to the

editing screen.

move

Turn on closure

Notice:

ŸWhen you are assigning/editing effects in the module, in some extreme cases, a prompt will appear on the screen that the system resources are insufficient. If this prompt

appears, please change to another effect and try again.

All module switch states and effect parameters will change with your preset switching. If you switch the preset or

switch the machine before saving, all the edits made before will disappear. So please be sure to click the SAVE button

after setting to save your settings.

In the editing interface, the foot pin function remains consistent with the main interface.

Preset related settings

When the cursor selects a preset setting, use the quick adjustment knob to adjust the preset volume and preset speed. When you click to enter the

preset setting menu, the list provides settings for fast-tuning knobs, pedals, CTRL, and effect loop functions.

Quick adjustment knob 1-3

Pedal settings

CTRLset up

Effect loop

Module 1 PRE Boost Parameter 1 Gain

Quick-tuning knobs 1-3: Set the effect parameters currently preset to be controlled by the quick-tuning knobs in the main interface. Pedal settings: The current preset expression pedal settings,

including EXP-1A, EXP-1B, and EXP-2, each pedal can be associated with up to 3 effect parameters at the same time, and it also has the setting of pedal extreme values. Among them, EXP-2

represents an external pedal, which can be used normally after selecting related functions and calibrating through global settings.

Notice:

The parameters associated with the pedal are regarded as the use of the module parameters, and no markup for saving will be produced.

ŸCTRL setting: You can specify the switch of one or more modules. There are four CTRLs for you to configure. With the "Global-Foot" option, your GP-200 can

implement multiple modules in the same preset. The switch is switched to achieve a single-block matrix-like operation experience. Effect loop: the setting of the effect

loop in the current preset. The sending and returning nodes are fixed behind the AMP module. Parallel/series indicates the coexistence relationship between the

effect circuit and the effect chain:

◦ When parallel connection is selected, the signal returned through the external effect chain will be mixed with the signal of the AMP module and then enter the signal of the effect chain behind

the AMP module for processing;

◦ When serial is selected, the internal effect chain is disconnected, and only the signal returned by the external effect chain is entered into the AMP module for processing. At this time, if the effect

circuit connection is not connected to a physical effect device, the output of this unit will be silent.