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VG99WS05—Working with Patches
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Workshop
VG-99
V-Guitar System
Working with Patches
© 2009 Roland Corporation U.S.
All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the
written permission of Roland Corporation U.S.
VG99WS05
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About the Workshop Booklets
About Patches
Roland’s VG-99 V-Guitar System is, simply put, the most powerful guitar
processor ever made. It’s the third and latest generation V-Guitar system
from Roland, and it offers an astounding set of creative sound-making tools
for the guitarist. Featuring dual COSM guitar and amp modeling paths, two
independent multi-effects processors, massive realtime control options,
pitch-to-MIDI conversion, and USB, the VG-99 is a guitarist’s dream machine,
capable of producing sounds that are limited only by your imagination.
A VG-99 patch contains all the settings that make up a sound. These include
parameters related to the following:
COSM instrument modeling (including alternate tunings and pitch
•
shifting)
Poly FX
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All effects processing in the FX section
Each VG-99 Workshop booklet focuses on one VG-99 topic, and is intended
as a companion to the
VG-99
Owner’s Manual
.
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The effects chain
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COSM amps and speakers
About This Booklet
•
All MIXER settings
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The patch’s overall level
In the VG-99, a patch is a collection of settings that make up a sound that you
play with your guitar. There are 200 patches that contain preset sounds, as
well as 200 user patches where you can store your own sounds. This booklet
discusses working with them.
Additionally, a patch contains many settings related to controlling the
sound:
Various control assignments (CONTROL ASSIGN, D BEAM, and RIBBON
Understanding the Symbols in This Booklet
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CONTROLLER, F Knobs and buttons, etc.)
The GK Setting selection
Throughout this booklet, you’ll come across information that deserves
special attention—that’s the reason it’s labeled with one of the following
symbols.
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All settings in the NAME/KEY/BPM section
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Patch-related GUITAR TO MIDI settings
A note is something that adds information about the topic at hand.
Many of the sound control settings can be optionally set on a system-
wide basis to override the settings stored in each individual patch.
This is useful when you want to share a particular setting—such as a
footswitch control assignment—with all patches. For more information,
see the
VG-99 Owner’s Manual
.
A tip offers suggestions for using the feature being discussed.
Warnings contain important information that can help you avoid
possible damage to your equipment, your data, or yourself.
The VG-99 has a 400 patches total, 200 preset and 200 user. The currently
selected patch’s name and number are shown in the VG-99’s Play screen.
The Play screen is the VG-99’s “home” screen. It’s the screen that’s
displayed after the VG-99 finishes its power-up sequence. You’ll
usually want to return to the Play screen when you’re done editing
any VG-99 functions.
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Preset Patches
The 200 preset patches contain settings made at the factory that demonstrate
many of the fantastic things that the VG-99 can do. Preset patches can’t be
overwritten, but the settings can be altered and then stored in a user patch.
This allows you to use preset patches as starting points to create your own
sounds.
This variation shows the effects chain used in the patch.
The preset patches are in patch locations 201-400. To identify them, they
have the label PRESET next to the patch number.
User Patches
This variation displays the current input and output signal levels.
Just like the preset patches, the 200 user patches contain factory settings
that demonstrate things that the VG-99 can do. However, unlike the
preset patches, user patches can be overwritten to store your own custom
settings.
While the Play screen is displayed, use the PAGE buttons
to select the desired variation. Choose whichever screen
works best for you.
The user patches are in patch locations 001-200. They have the label USER
next to the patch number.
The currently selected Play screen variation is remembered when you
power off the VG-99.
Changing the Way Patches are Displayed in the Play
Screen
Patch Selection
There are four different Play screen variations. In addition to the patch name
and number, each provides unique information about what’s currently
happening inside the VG-99.
There are many different ways to select VG-99 patches, both from the front
panel and remotely via external switches.
Patch selections can only be made when the Play screen is displayed.
Selecting Patches from the Front Panel
This Play screen variation shows icons that represent the COSM instruments
and amps that are used in the patch.
Using the PATCH/VALUE Dial
The primary way to select patches from the VG-99’s
front panel is to scroll through them sequentially with
the PATCH/VALUE dial. Simply turn the dial to select the
desired patch.
This screen shows the tempo, patch level, GK Setting, and COSM instruments.
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Selecting Patches by Category
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Press EXIT three times to return to the Play screen.
Patches can be categorized into different groups to make
them easier to find. There are a numerous preset categories,
such as ROCK, JAZZ, CLEAN, etc., as well as 10 different user
categories.
To save the category setting you’ve just made, you’ll need to save
the patch to a user patch location. We’ll discuss this procedure in a
little bit.
To select a patch by category:
Press the CATEGORY button.
Naming a User Patch Category
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With the factory settings, the 10 user patch categories are named “USER 1,”
“USER 2,” and so on. However, you can give each category a unique name if
you like. Here’s how:
Press SYSTEM.
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2
Use the PAGE buttons to select Page 2 in the display. (The current
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Use the F1 and F2 knobs and/or buttons to choose the desired
page number is shown in the upper right hand corner of the
display.)
Press F4 (CATGRY).
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category.
Use the F3 and F4 knobs and/or buttons or PATCH/VALUE dial to
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highlight the desired patch in the selected category.
Press EXIT to return to the Play screen.
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Use the F6 knob or button to select the user category you want to
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name. The currently selected category is shown in the left side of the
display.
If you don’t initiate any activity for a few seconds while the Category
screen is shown, the display automatically reverts back to the Play
screen.
Assigning a Patch to a Category
Select the patch.
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Enter the desired name for the category:
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use the PATCH/VALUE dial.
To change to a different character position—
2
Press NAME/KEY/BPM.
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use the PAGE
3
Press F1 (NAME).
buttons.
To insert or delete a character, or enter a blank space—
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Press F6 (CATGRY).
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use the
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F1-F3 buttons.
To change the selected character’s type—
use the F4 button.
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use the F5 button.
Repeat Steps 5 and 6 to name other user categories.
To change the selected character’s case—
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5
Use the F6 knob to select the desired category.
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Press EXIT twice to return to the Play screen.
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To select a character—
Selecting Patches with the DIRECT PATCH Buttons
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Press SYSTEM.
2
Use the PAGE buttons to select Page 1 in the display, and then press
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F4 (CTL).
Again, use the PAGE buttons to select Page 1 in the display. This takes
Another way to select patches from the front panel is with the five DIRECT
PATCH buttons. Just assign your five most-used patches to the buttons and
they’re at the ready for quick one-press access.
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you to the CONTROL ASSIGN screen.
Use the F2 and F3 knobs/buttons or button to highlight CTL1 in the
left column.
Assigning Patches to the DIRECT PATCH Buttons
Press SYSTEM.
2
Use the PAGE buttons to select Page 1 in the display (the current page
number is shown in the upper right-hand corner of the display).
Press F2 (DIRECT).
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Use the F5 knob/button to select PATCH SELECT DEC in the right
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column.
4
Use the F1-F5 knobs to choose the patches assigned to the five
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Use the F2 and F3 knobs/buttons or button to highlight CTL2 in the
DIRECT PATCH buttons.
Press EXIT twice to return to the Play screen.
left column.
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Selecting Patches with the CONTROL 1 and 2 Buttons
Various functions can be assigned to the CONTROL 1
and 2 buttons on the VG-99’s front panel. Two of the
many available are scrolling upward through patch
numbers (patch increment) and scrolling downward
through patch numbers (patch decrement).
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Use the F5 knob/button to select PATCH SELECT INC in the right
column.
Here’s how to assign patch decrement to CONTROL 1 and patch increment
to CONTROL 2:
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Press EXIT twice to return to the Play screen.
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