GOODBYE YESTERDAY amp settings — Valeton GP-100
The ELEVATION RHYTHM & Gracie Binion guitar tone for “GOODBYE YESTERDAY”, dialed in for a Valeton GP-100 with a Jcraft s1 Classic. Live recording from 'Victory Lap' album (2024) — worship team live tracking
Likely Fender-style clean amp platform (based on Helix/Kemper patch references to 'FTR' Fender profiles) with overdrive pedal stacking, delay, and reverb. Guitar appears to be humbucker or Filter'Tron equipped based on preset variations.
| Knob | Setting (0–10) |
|---|---|
| Gain | 3 |
| Bass | 5 |
| Mid | 6 |
| Treble | 5 |
| Presence | 4 |
| Reverb | 0 |
| Master | 7 |
01Tube Screamer (TS808 or TS9 model block)
Primary gain source — use the GP-100's Tube Screamer model as a mid-boost into the clean amp
02Klon Centaur (or Klone model block)
Optional stack for thicker rhythm sections — engage for chorus/bridge, bypass for verses
03Digital Delay (Dual Delay or dotted-eighth model)
Set to dotted-eighth note at 150 BPM (~300ms) — place post-drive in signal chain
04Hall Reverb (or Plate Reverb model)
Medium hall for worship wash — keep mix moderate to maintain chord clarity
Your Jcraft S1 Classic has single coils, which are brighter and lower output than the humbucker/Filter'Tron guitars referenced in the Helix patches. Compensate by rolling tone knob to 7, pushing mid +1 on the amp, and using the TS model to add midrange warmth and compression. The GP-100's Fender models are naturally scooped — the stacked drives fill that mid gap. Keep amp gain low (3) since the overdrives are your saturation source.
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