Jazz Amp chorus rate

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The rate knob has no effect on the chorus in the Jazz Amp model in GR 7 (and in GR6 before that). It works as expected for the vibrato. Any plans to fix this?

FWIW, I love the Jazz Amp model. I've been playing through Roland Jazz Chorus amps my whole musical life (38 years).

-u

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Huh! I've owned a JC-55 and currently have a JC-40, and have played through JC-120s, JC-77s, and a JC-22. I thought they all had adjustable chorus rates and a "fixed" setting for the chorus. Apparently, the JC-120 only has the "fixed" setting. So, in effect (no pun intended), the Jazz Amp model gives an additional feature in that the chorus depth can be adjusted. Blimey!

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Just confirmed same behavior in GR 5.

Uwe303

Hello,

seems correct, as in the roland brochure they say "vibrato depth" and "vibrato rate" explicitly for the jc 120 for example.

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Huh! I've owned a JC-55 and currently have a JC-40, and have played through JC-120s, JC-77s, and a JC-22. I thought they all had adjustable chorus rates and a "fixed" setting for the chorus. Apparently, the JC-120 only has the "fixed" setting. So, in effect (no pun intended), the Jazz Amp model gives an additional feature in that the chorus depth can be adjusted. Blimey!

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Still would be nice to be able to adjust both… Thanks Uwe.

Uwe303

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/153921#Comment_153921

Yes absolutely more control is always a good thing, if depth really works (didn't tried that unfortunately) then its a bit strange in a way. But if it is modeled after the JC 120, depth is really easy to implement, but rate maybe not if the original does not have it - just a guess. Or maybe it's loosely modeled after all those models so not a clone -idk. You can also try to put a chorus before the amp but that's maybe not the same soundwise, but then you can have chorus and vibrato, and that can also be fun.