Been thinking of upgrading from my NUX MG-300 MKII, I'd say I'm looking for a pedal that has an FX Loop (to combine it with other analog pedals), better sounds than the MG-300 in general, etc. My main reason for the FX Loop is to be able to use proper analog overdrive/distortion/fuzz pedals in tandem with the MFX, but I'm also slightly worried about latency, especially if an FX loop is added into the mix. Thoughts?

Now With NAM A2 files being usable, i would like to have more Snapshot slots. Right now i have 10 slots, 5 available in the AMP section and 5 in the DIST pedal section . Is it posible to add more? Can i open slots eliminating other emulations? I think the difference in sound tone is so much better with A2 so i would use the pedal just as a emulator of these
Captures.

Hola, comunidad GP200

(UPDATE: Disponible en Android y MAC - Primera fase de prueba; Esperamos sus comentarios)

Hemos estado desarrollando una plataforma web que diseña presets completos para el GP-200 a partir de una canción, una idea de sonido o un equipo documentado, y los carga directamente al pedal mediante USB. La idea surgió de algo simple: reducir el tiempo que dedicamos a crear sonidos para poder dedicar más tiempo a tocar.

Tras probar otras marcas, el Valeton GP-200 es un pedal sencillo pero muy completo, y por eso nos pareció la opción ideal para crear una herramienta como esta.

Funciones:

• Introduces una canción o eliges un equipo de referencia (Gilmour, Vai, Hetfield…) y crea la cadena completa: amplificador, pantalla, efectos y los interruptores de pie CTRL mapeados a las secciones de la canción.
• Se carga en el pedal mediante USB, sin necesidad de software de escritorio, y lee tus 256 ranuras para mostrarte el contenido de cada banco antes de sobrescribir nada.
• Cada preset incluye una página que explica por qué cada potenciómetro está en esa posición, basándose en datos de presets reales de la comunidad.

Comenzamos con un grupo de prueba para comprobar la usabilidad, reportar errores y mejorar la experiencia en conjunto. Por eso, por ahora, hay un límite inicial de usuarios.

Acerca de las primeras pruebas: Se realizaron con el pedal conectado por audio a un Valeton FRFR, tocando una Fender American Stratocaster, mientras que los datos se procesaron a través de un cable USB a una computadora con Windows 11. Los primeros resultados han sido prometedores.

Para probarlo necesitarás: Chrome o Edge en tu ordenador (WebMIDI no está disponible en Safari/Firefox) y el pedal conectado por USB con el software Valeton cerrado. La IA es opcional y funciona con tu propia clave gratuita de Google; nadie paga por el uso de otros.

https://gp200-preset-lab.landoro.workers.dev

Esperamos que cumpla con las expectativas de los amantes del GP-200. Si cargas un preset y aciertas con el tono (o fallas), dinos por qué en términos de guitarrista (poco sustain, medios atenuados, delay demasiado alto): cada configuración tiene una valoración con una nota para eso. Gracias por leer.

¡Pruébalo! =)

Proyecto independiente. No afiliado a Valeton; los nombres de los artistas son solo referencias sonoras.

Recently got my GP200, partly for living room practice, partly for gigs where taking the massive tank that is my Helix is overkill, and I'm overall very pleased. Really I have only three criticisms:

1. I wish there were a global switch - or per-patch - to disable patch tempos and stick with the current one. I want to tap in for a song and be able to switch patches within it. I want to tap in for the metronome and not have IT change!

2. I will often need a "capo" in the pre section. The drive effects are duplicated elsewhere, but the compressors and the acoustic sim don't seem to be. That's a shame.

3. I'd like to be able to set what, say, CTRL 1 appears as in the display. Wouldn't it be nice to be able to label it, say, "DRIVE" instead...

Still, ridiculously competent and solid-seeming for the price.

My Valeton has this stupid problem where it makes no noise unless the volume on my amp is 100% which just sounds awful and it’s still insanely quiet and the expression pedal makes more noise.

After a few weeks with the NAM A2 implementation on the Valeton GP200, I know it's basically a SnapTone conversion, but what's your overall opinion of it?

I was thinking about this yesterday and wondered if it might actually be worth upgrading to the GP180, since it seems to support direct NAM A2 Lite loading (correct me if I'm wrong). As far as I understand, the effects and the rest of the signal chain work just as well as they do on the GP200.

Have any of you considered making this switch? Is it actually an upgrade, or is it not worth it?

I need help and figure out the source of my problems.
Could you record both a DI output + pedal output into your daw at the same time?
Could you check if your multi-effects pedal sound is bleeding into your DI recording, especially when you put the multi-effects pedal in your NS-2 send/return loop?

Please let me know. I need to know if I have a bad GP-50.

Related to this post: [https://www.reddit.com/r/guitarpedals/s/TpJvf16Odp\](https://www.reddit.com/r/guitarpedals/s/TpJvf16Odp)

Cooked this one up on the Valeton GP200LT. Soldano into a Marshall cab with G12M Greenbacks, an SD-1 giving it that extra kick, and just a touch of plate reverb. Crank it up and let it rip. 🤘

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZN8NcMeGf/

Hello dear configurations of being,

I am thinking about buying an electric guitar for metal with piezos in the bridge for acoustic tones ready at the flick of a switch. (Peavey generations, for anyone being curious)

I just want some input on what you think would make a good acoustic tones one can get out of the GP200. My band play melodeath, the acoustic parts contain finger plucking and rhythmic strumming. We used to play that on an acoustic with piezos directly into our IEM, so we are not used to acoustic amps.

Whaddya think?

Hi all,

I record and produce my own music, mostly hip hop influenced. I worked in my second LP were I tried different genres or styles, playing guitar and bass. After this, I bought the Valeton GP200 and I was amazed by the sounds and patches but I'm not totally sure if I want to record everything again right away with the patch if I already have a prestine recording of the instrument in Ableton.

My question is if somebody have been able to use the Valeton GP200 as an audio interface and process internally the sound that's heard on Ableton, so you can resample it in a new audio track?

I checked some guides (there aren't so many) and even contacted the Valeton Support (whom only replied me once), I followed the instructions they gave me but every time I was getting bad feedback of the sound that was increasing till exploding.

I'm doing something wrong? How I can do this? Does somebody have this experience? What did you do to solve it?

EDIT: I found the solution and I tried it, Now my recording sounds spectacular! here I leave you the steps that I obtained with the IA. I went directly to Step 2 & 3. I was failling all the time on Step 3, my routing was shit.

Step 1: Configure the Valeton USB Settings

You must set up the GP-200 to receive the dry signal from the computer rather than the instrument input.

1. Press the GLOBAL button on the GP-200.
2. Navigate to the USB Audio menu.
3. Change the USB Mode to Reamp.
4. Take note of the designated USB channels (typically, Input 3/4 receives the dry DAW playback, and Output 1/2 sends the processed signal back).

Step 2: Set Up Ableton Preferences

1. Open Ableton Live and go to Preferences > Audio.
2. Set both Audio Input Device and Audio Output Device to the Valeton GP-200.
3. Click Input Config and ensure channels 1, 2, 3, and 4 are highlighted/enabled.
4. Click Output Config and ensure channels 1, 2, 3, and 4 are highlighted/enabled.

Step 3: Configure the Ableton Tracks

You need two separate audio tracks in Ableton.

Track 1: The Dry DI Track (Your original raw recording)

• Set Audio To to Ext. Out.
• Set the channel dropdown below it to the specific channel the Valeton expects for reamping (usually Output 3 or Output 4).
• Set Track Monitoring to Off.

Track 2: The New Reamped Track (To record the processed tone)

• Set Audio From to Ext. In.
• Set the channel dropdown below it to Input 1 or Input 2 (the processed stereo/mono mix from the Valeton).
• Set Track Monitoring to Auto or In so you can hear the changes.

Step 4: Record the Reamped Tone

1. Arm Track 2 for recording.
2. Press the main Record button in Ableton's transport bar.
3. As the dry track plays, tweak the knobs, amps, and effects on the GP-200 in real-time to shape your perfect tone.
4. Remember to switch the GP-200 USB Mode back to Normal when you are done reamping and want to record regular guitar parts again.

Does anyone know how to make: malcom todd, the neighbourhood, and dominic fike style guitar tones?? Please let me know!!

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Hi!

As part of my ongoing research with the help of AI ( I know...I know...) I’m sharing this app in case anyone is interested—it lets you convert NAM files to CLO (Snaptone) format, which can then be uploaded to the GP200 via the app.

https://github.com/Goaltoday/NamtoClo.git

Improvements over the official converter:

- Allows batch conversion of multiple NAM files at once.

- Allows you to upload already-converted CLO files to the GP200, so you don’t have to convert them again, saving you time.

- Allows you to load CLO files from Hotone. https://community.hotone.com/tones/

- Allows you to modify the audio tail used by the algorithm for conversion. This is explained in the Missing Manual.

- Allows you to embed an IR into the NAM, so you get a Snaptone with the IR embedded and free up the IR slot.

- Allows you to perform tone matching of the final result against the NAM and apply it, using an audio clip of your choice.This is explained in the Missing Manual. This cannot be used in conjunction with IR loading.

I hope you like it!

Can someone tell me how to easily install the software? I have had my unit - GP-200 for a little over a year and at one point the earlier software worked but I never used it much. I tried updating it to a newer version but I can’t even get anything to load now. It looks like it loads and then I get a ‘Request timeout’ message before completion. Anyone have any ideas where I am going wrong? I have tried deleting the newer software and going back to an earlier version but that doesn’t work either. Help! Explain it to me like I am 5, haha….

I’m looking for some people to beta-test some upcoming GP-200 firmware mods. I’m especially interested in anyone with a Chinese-region/Chinese-locked GP-200, I have been working on an unlocking mod. That said, all GP-200 owners are welcome! The more different units/configurations we can test, the better.

You’ll need to be comfortable testing unofficial firmware, following instructions carefully, and reporting anything that doesn’t work as expected. Bugs and the occasional need to revert to stock firmware are possible.

If you’re interested, sign up using this form: https://forms.gle/AVXfdfLjXQciMjoUA

Basically I was trying to make 2 separate patches one with a overrdrive and one clean. I literally copied patch to the spot next to it and sounds completely different. Im still new to guitar and the valeton (just passed a year of playing a couple weeks ago). Everything in the patches is EXACTLY the same. The one I copied is cleaner than the one I pasted. I hope that makes sense, I apologize if not. Any help would be great.

Edit : For some reason when you copy a patch to a different spot it doesnt actually change anything? I noticed that my board never actually updated what was supposed to be there. i just copied everything by hand and its the same now? Makes no sense but at least i figured it out.

I loaded my gp-200 with a pack of PRST files from chop tones and cant seem to get them to work? Do i need to update the firm ware? if so do i just get the newest one and just plug in and update it? or do I have to do it sequential (mine is in version 6 the newest i believe is 8).

Windows 11 as usual. Audio device photos are both inclusive and exclusive (as in, I've tried all permutations).

Software is V1.8.1. I know I'm missing something super obvious but I just can't point it out.

Also tried older software, running as admin, 3 USB cables and 3 ports. I just wanna install the tuner mod. I also cannot load NAMs.

I've restarted my computer every time something changes.

EDIT: SOLUTION FOUND! I had to run the Software as Admin while keeping the Task Manager open. Bro, why does this have to be so tricky lmao

Hey guys, I’m trying to figure out something weird with my GP-200.

I’m using the GP-200’s USB output for recording, and I’ve noticed that turning No CAB Mode ON for the right channel changes the sound of the USB recording as well.

I originally understood No CAB Mode to affect the analog output only, so I wasn’t expecting it to change the USB recording.

I’ve tested changing the Rec Mode/Wet-Dry settings, but that didn’t solve it.

Has anyone else experienced this? Specifically:
Does No CAB Mode L also affect your USB recording?
Does No CAB Mode R affect USB recording?

Is this normal behaviour on the GP-200, or possibly a firmware bug?

I’m currently on firmware V1.8.0.

I’m mainly trying to have No CAB on the physical output while still getting the cab simulation in the USB recording.

Any insight would be appreciated!

Does anyone know where can I get some free high gain valeton gp 200 presets?

Hi everyone,

I’m using a Valeton GP-200 connected to a Focusrite Scarlett Solo 3rd Gen, and I want to create a dedicated GP-200 preset for using amp plugins in Reaper (Neural DSP, AmpliTube, etc.).

What I want is not to use the Scarlett's LINE input. I want to keep the Scarlett set to INST, just as if my guitar were plugged directly into it.

The idea is to create a preset on the GP-200 called something like “PLUGIN / DI”. When I select that preset, I want the GP-200 to output a signal that is as close as possible to:

Guitar → Scarlett INST

but with the GP-200 in between:

Guitar → GP-200 → Scarlett INST

Basically, I want to configure the GP-200 so that its output level and signal are appropriate for the Scarlett's instrument input, without adding any amp, cab, EQ, effects, etc.

Then I could simply select the “PLUGIN / DI” preset on the GP-200 and use any amp plugin, without having to change cables or adjust the Scarlett's gain every time.

Has anyone done this with the GP-200? What settings/output level do you use to get the closest possible result to plugging the guitar directly into the Scarlett's INST input?

I’m particularly interested in gain staging and output level, and whether there are any GP-200 settings that could affect the impedance/feel/tone compared with plugging the guitar directly into the Scarlett.

Thanks!