2012-02-05T04:05:15Z Copyright (c) 2012 ExpressionEngine tag:rolandforums.co.uk,2012:02:05 tag:rolandforums.co.uk,2012:forums/viewthread/.3025 2012-02-05T03:39:16Z 2012-02-05T04:05:15Z Ajax there's an update available. Web link seems to suggest its there yet i
can't download it. What do i do now, send my VB back for replacement?

http://www.roland.com/support/article/?q=downloads&p=VB-99&id=27599686

VB-99 System Program Ver1.02 ]]> tag:rolandforums.co.uk,2012:forums/viewthread/.2976 2012-01-28T22:01:14Z sk5223 gumtown . . . or anyone else that might be able to help.

The vguitarforums have a wealth of info on the GR-55 and other Roland synths and masses of patches. But I\when I submit my user info to join the forum, there's no response.

gumtown, do you have any idea what's happening over there?

Many thanks! ]]> tag:rolandforums.co.uk,2012:forums/viewthread/.2992 2012-01-31T12:52:35Z JayDolphinMusic HERE. If you want you can compare it to the current GT-10 HERE.
I havent made my mind up yet and i play with these things all the time. ]]> tag:rolandforums.co.uk,2012:forums/viewthread/.2968 2012-01-27T10:32:58Z ovidiu1971 tag:rolandforums.co.uk,2012:forums/viewthread/.2978 2012-01-29T01:33:10Z DMathews32
I hope someone can shed a light for my issue here. I've recently purchased a Boss ME-25 and what i'm asking for isn't mentioned in the user manual. The device includes 60 built-in memories (or factory effects) and 60 user (or Library effects). After editing a specific sound in the SL, i save it by pressing "Write" and selecting the memory location to save that sound.

My Question is:

How can i save the new sound in the one of the 60 user defined memories? ... Whenever i save a sound, it overwrites one of the built-in sound and i don't want this to happen. I think the built-in sounds shouldn't allow me to overwrite on them in the first place or maybe i do something wrong..

Appreciate any help on this.

Thx ]]> tag:rolandforums.co.uk,2012:forums/viewthread/.2953 2012-01-24T20:33:34Z mickscrill Anyone having the same problem. Been in touch with Roland UK they said "there maybe a software update in the future" which could mean never.
Anyone got any fixes for this ?
Effect is set to 100, guitar is in tune and with a good high action.
Cheers Ronny ]]> tag:rolandforums.co.uk,2011:forums/viewthread/.2701 2011-11-13T02:03:47Z critza Anyways, i think i have configured the GK-3 mic properly and made the right settings within the VG-99.

I have an Epiphone Alleycat guitar, and i used the scewmount for the GK-mic.
I measured and spaced so i got about 1mm between the strings and the mic.

In the VG-99 i set the proper distance to from the middle of the microphones to where the strings lean on the saddle. 12.5mm, 11mm, 13mm etc etc.
I set the guitar scale lenght.
The GK pickup direction and phase, normal.
And now i have been trying different sesnitivities for the strings, from 2 to 40 and my best result was 8 for the strings.

So what can be causing this behaviour, i hope it´s not something i have to live with, because i got the VG-99 to produce music, since i am a poor pianist and a decent guitarist.

Thanks! ]]> tag:rolandforums.co.uk,2009:forums/viewthread/.840 2009-12-09T02:09:47Z 2009-12-09T19:53:44Z Ajax Now i'd like to know, with the instrument setup as well as
it can be, what are we talking in terms of midi latency?

What kind of figures should i expect, or be aiming for? I've
been looking all over and can't find any ball park figures.

I know its a touchy subject and i accept that as a bass
processor, it is what it is. Certainly on the modelling
side, there's nothing which comes close to the vb99. All
the same I would still like to know how it stands up with
say a dedicated wal midi bass. Would a wal bass or the more
recent Industrial Radio bass be worth the extra investment? ]]> tag:rolandforums.co.uk,2012:forums/viewthread/.2904 2012-01-15T17:13:17Z martinws tag:rolandforums.co.uk,2012:forums/viewthread/.2900 2012-01-14T12:15:45Z Mutchoman