Vox Tone Lab LE FX Processor (1of 2)

Any one successfully using the Tonelab LE plugged directly into a mixer? What are your output setting? Any fine tuning you have to do? Thanks!

It's a vox, no Edge type patches?

SOLD! Bought one today!

You are a badass guitar player is all I have to say

nice

I already own the vox ad50vt... would it be wise to get this effect board?

@ivekyy You need a proper recording interface. You want to go line out to line input. Or, if your sound card has spdif inputs, the tonelab has an spdif conector.

@1:49 i observed he's got my same shoes (mine are black)

@BraxtonCurry Nah i belive you man,this unit rocks massive,

[ ] Jason Spencer [ X ] Paul Kramer !! What do you think?!

It has to be powered.

This guy beats the shit out of whammy.. although that's not too hard...

Anyone figure out if u can set a dotted 8th delay with the tap function? I have to set the ms with the bpm for now. Also, the rhythmic delay settings, there several modes but no explanation of each in the manual. Anyone with suggestions?

if u use a killer amplifier like these it s obviously .... u bypass the amp simulation and use real tube of the amp.......

I've had the Tonelab LE for about a week now and have used it in a live performance. I gotta say I was very pleased just with some of the presets (AC Lead, AC driven, Comchorus, power blues, and some others) I have not even dug into making my own settings much, wah pedal, tremolo stuff, etc. I had the VT30 amp and liked it, just wasn't getting any use out of my fender twin reverb amp. Took VT30 back so i can use the tube amp. Tonelab sounds great through this amp! Much to learn about it still...

I used to take lessons from him. He would yell at you for not understanding something. Now I Got It Paul. All the modes and shapes lol

@98723123 it has, but i wouldn't recommend it for ...death metal ;-)

trust me it has way more than you'll ever need :P

does it have a powerful destortion?

I think this is a pretty good demo. He may not be the best presenter out there, but in a short time he shows a lot of what the unit can do & quite a few preset sounds. I was particularly pleased to see some emphasis on clean & non-metal sounds - not all of us wanna record our own sweep-picking masterclass ;-))

I have heard some good and bad from both. But this one to me is the best choice because when you turn off all the effects you still have a nice tone. I don't even like using effects any more unless they are during the mixing process. Most of these modelers have presets that sound better if you turn the reverb down or off. For some reason they think that you need that to be impressed.

Vox Virage

you may have already decided , so if you did which one did you get? cause im in the same rut right now

its a vox go on there website and there on there

Which guitar is that??

I own the Boss me 20 and if you are on a budget then the Boss me's are okay but otherwise, I would try this Vox or the line 6 POD (very nice non-digital sound). The me's are really digital sounding and aren't very accessible sort of speak, pretty good cleans and stuff but not good distortion/overdrive characteristics I don't recommend them but try it out yourself. characteristics. If you try the Vox tone lab let me know how it performed and the gear you used if you don't mind :)

this is the spit of the korg as1500g

teach me, im having some problems

Is it possible to control the wah with the expression pedal on the Vox Tonelab LE?

im using it through a solid state amp. though, it took me a half a year to learn how to use it properly with the amp.

nah solid state is fine

Ah. I have only played with it into my half stack on low volumes. The sound is good, but things may change when it gets cranked up. I'll let you know next week after practice.

I just go tthe Boss GT-10. I'm so happy with it! The tones and distortions are more impressive than I could ever dream. The effects, you ask? Boss has always been the best IMO, but this is even better than I imagined. I have it plugged into Cool Edit Pro and I have to say I'm blown away by the quality of recordings I've made with the GT-10. Buy it!

You might never need to. It's a preamp tube, they tend to last a very very long time.

No doubt! If you want to show us how much this thing sounds like a real tube amp.. DON'T plug it into a friggin' TUBE AMP! LOL WTH? Of course it's going to sound like the real thing if you have it plugged into the real thing. :S Also, the effects sound odd. Like it overpowers the tone. I think I'll buy BOSS. :P

sounds superb. Thanks for playing it into a tube amp...thats what I am most interested in. I thinking of this or the boss gt-10 to hopefully cure my compulsive gear acquisition syndrome.

no...

i loved how you put that!!

This vox sound very similar to valve amp's...with boss you can hear digital'nes of the sound, this one very close to real thing>>

what its the price of this?

dude really, wtf does it matter?

Love the "Rock N' Roll" setting sound : D

No because its on the same knob, I wish it did. Run it with a tube amp on clean and watch out! Sounds great.

like 400 dollars

Is that the new Vox Virage guitar?

how much?

first!