lets talk v amp 2 patches

[Scott Parnell]

well i just love my v amp 2 from behringer,, ever snce a friend of mine from guitarbattle hooked me on it, and i been using it ever since.. my seting lately is this....

british hi gain for amp
no mid
treble at 4
gain is at 5 to 10.. depends on heaviness of the tune im doing...
bass is at 4
volume half way up
master all way up
flanger effect with effects knob set to 6
reverb is at 4
and my fender american standard strat i been using lately...
thats it...thats tone im using lately till I mess around for more lol

lets here from the rest of the v amp and v amp 2 owners out there for sound ideas if you would like please..

[El_jalepeno]

I've been using the British Hi-Gain as well.
Treble and Gain full throtle, mids at less than half and bass just turneddown a little, with a delay peppered for texture
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I am happy with my tone right now through the VAmp, so I don't bother with other settings that much.

[Scott Parnell]

yeah same here.. there is like cabinet settings and all.. i use to mess with themm,, then i got this setting that i love and i been on this tone kick with it for awhile. granted,, you can really do alot with it.. that's for sure.

[VHF]

There are many more variables than you listed such as room size, presence, spread ...etc. They are a pain to mess with unless you are using the Vamp editor software. I highly suggest getting it from the Behringer site....that way you can down load tons of .vxd patches (and we can swap them here also)

You are going to need a $20 MIDI cable to make it work....but it's worth it.

[mab8485]

Ive got the v-amp 2 as well. Great product and price compared to line 6 stuff. In australia a pod will set you back about twice the price of a v-amp.

[Scott Parnell]

does the midi cable hook right up to my pc? i never tried that vhfan to be honest with you.. i have meesed around alot with the other settings but as far as the editor and all,,im confusedwith that.. maybe someone can help mee out with that stuff.

[VHF]

Attention all Vamp users:

While the POD can plug into a PC directly with a USB cable the Vamp2/Pro needs a MIDI control cable. I have one that goes from MIDI IN/OUT to USB I got at GC for $30.



Here is one at MF for $15 that uses the joystick port of your sound card. MIDI CABLE

After you get this, simply go Behringer web site
and download Vamp Editor Software.

Then you go Vamp.com and upload/download tons of custom patches.

You be able to store and recall lots of settings by song title and never actually touch the V-amp unit again...and have easy access to all the settings that are hard to get to with the front panel control menus.

Then you can make some really cool patches and post them here so I can try them out. [img]images/smilies/icon_mrgreen.gif[/img]

[El_jalepeno]

Thanks! I'm gonna try to stop by GC this week and pick up the cable going to the game port. My 2 USB ports are used by my mouse and printer without conflicts, and I would hate to screw that up!

[ericgtr]

I just grabbed a USB hub with more ports on it, I only have two myself and had the same problem. With standard USB you can connect up to 27 devices, something like that.

[El_jalepeno]

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ericgtr said:
I just grabbed a USB hub with more ports on it, I only have two myself and had the same problem. With standard USB you can connect up to 27 devices, something like that.

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Daisy chain?

[Scott Parnell]

ty for this imput.. i wil look for that cable my self soon hopefully.

[3fingers]

Scott, believe it or not, I use stock setting number one for most of the takes. I really have not messed with any of the options. I have plugged it into my amp and got a great tone and it seems amazing to get reverb out of a Marshall...experimenting with the volume knobs adds lots of tonal palate. I usually keep them about 2 or 3 instead of 10 using it and sometimes roll the tone controls to off for more variety...good luck experimenting. I love the thing!

[Scott Parnell]

yeah bro,, thanks to you($5),, lol,,, I love my v amp 2... i wouldnt trae it for the world.. and its hard not to find really great tones with this thing..

[peavey04wolfgang]

you v-amp2 owners should try using the custom hi-gain amp, with about 3 mid, 7-8 treble, 7 bass, and 6-7 gain. cabinet 15, noise gate about 7, and little bit of delay to get that eddie tone (FUCK era, and 5150 and Van Halen3)

[Scott Parnell]

im gonna try it for sure man! thanks!