AI Guitar & Bass Tone Matching

Analyze any song and recreate the guitar or bass tone on your
Valeton GP-5, GP-50, GP-150 or GP-180 — sent directly via Bluetooth.

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GP Tone Builder

How It Works

From any song to your pedalboard in seconds.

1

Pick a Song

Paste a YouTube link or type the song name. Our AI finds and isolates the guitar or bass track.

2

AI Analyzes Tone

Advanced AI identifies the amp, cabinet, effects, and every parameter used in the song.

3

Send via Bluetooth

Connect your Valeton processor and send the tone directly. Your device is configured instantly.

4

Play

Start playing with the exact tone from the song. Tweak any parameter to make it your own.

See It in Action

A clean, intuitive interface designed for guitarists and bassists.

Home screen Song analysis Tone results

Featured Review

See what guitarists are saying about GP Tone Builder.

by Guitar Emerge

Compatible Devices

Works with the full Valeton GP range.

Valeton GP-5

GP-5

Compact Multi-Effects Pedal

Valeton GP-50

GP-50

Multi-Effects Processor

Valeton GP-150

GP-150

Multi-Effects with Expression Pedal

Valeton GP-180

GP-180

Flagship Multi-Effects Processor

Features

Everything you need to nail any guitar or bass tone.

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AI-Powered Analysis

Isolates the guitar or bass track from any song using AI stem separation, then maps every effect and parameter.

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Bluetooth Transfer

Send tones directly to your GP-5, GP-50, GP-150 or GP-180 via Bluetooth. No cables, no manual tweaking.

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Full Signal Chain

Amp, cabinet, distortion, modulation, delay, reverb, noise gate — every block is configured.

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Save or Download

Send a tone straight to any patch slot, or download it as a preset file to load onto your processor whenever you like.

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Any Song, Any Genre

From classic rock to metal, blues to jazz — paste a YouTube link and get the tone in seconds.

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iOS & Android

Available on both platforms. Same great experience on iPhone, iPad, and Android devices.

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Amp+Cab or SnapTone

Choose how the tone is built — around a full amp head and cabinet, or around a SnapTone capture. The whole chain is built for the one you pick.

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Researched Tones

For well-known songs the amp voice, drive character and effects come from what the recording actually used — not a guess.

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Wah, Where It Belongs

Wah is added only to songs documented as using it, and placed on the part that needs it — parked or swept, wherever the track calls for it.

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