This for me is what I call a traditional pedal killer as if you were thinking logically and you did not want to work with a plug in like Amplitube and then you get one of these why would you ever need anything ever again...... ever. Just so easy to use easy to understand and sounded amazing. once you have all of your own personal preferences in order and in the right place then that's you done. Impressive
I used a GR-55 (2010) and it started sounding dated/old then I was using Amplitube (2016) but wanted something mobile so now I picked up the GP200 I'm very impressed so far.
Exactly the reason I ordered one today, to replace the plug-ins with all the effects bogging down the recording process!! I do love the NeuralDSP Cory Wong plugin, but it's too much on the computer processor with many tracks. My GP200LT arrives tomorrow. How is it working for everyone for irect recording so far??
TY! FX Loop isn't kind'a cool (as you sort'a stated). It is TOTALLY cool. Especially the INs & OUTs. Thank you for finally showing that. Only took 32 mins!
Man that assignable footswitch is awesome, you can basically solve the nuisance of multieffects only offering you patch/bank up down and have like stompbox mode. I wonder besides this what other cheap multieffects does this? I know NUX MG400 does this is some sort of way.
Will a momentary footswitch work for momentary functions like stabbing a slap delay in and out or such? Like the sonicake dual momentary footswitch? Ty!
I keep fastforwarding to hear the actual tones from this machine but usually ended up landing on the parts where you guys would talk😅it was rather maddening. Nevertheless, great enough video. Here's a hoping more companies send you guys more musical machines to review. Cheers from Aizawl India 🇮🇳 Great playing too. That must be said
Just bought this recenty. It is awesome.., still scrathing the surface, but it was the right choice for me. Quick question: how do I favourite or reorder patches?
No mate you would need to take output from the GP200LT multi effect pedal into an INPUT of an AMPLIFIER which would create a power sound output, from the Output of an Amplifier that would plug directly into the External passive speaker. A passive speaker does not have a built in amplifier do you need a separate amplifier to produce a sound output, the GP200LT does not have a built in power amplifier thus meaning you need to plug directly into and amplifier to then drive your passive speakers.
