Patch Name : Hina
From:	6828@iname.com (Tony Ross)
Original patch by : 6828@iname.com (Tony Ross)
Date : 6th of August 1999

NOTES : 

This is my first attempt at trying to get my kinda overdrive sound. It's inspired by 
Torben and his way of getting an overdriven/distorted sound without using the 
Overdrive/Distortion effects. Oh the CTL pedal switches on/off the delay in this patch. 
Specifically used for the song "Hina" as played by Steve Vai on the David Lee Roth 
album Skyscraper.

Enjoy !!!.  

Regards,

Tony

PREAMP
Type: Metal 5150
Volume:40
Bass:100
Middle:0
Treble:100
Presence:6
Master:50
Bright: Off
Gain: Low
Mic. Setting: Center
Mic. Level: 100
Direct Level: 0

EQUALIZER
Low EQ: 9
Low-Mid F: 6.30Hz
Low-Mid Q: 1
Low-Mid EQ: 0
High-Mid F: 8.00kHz
High-Mid Q: 1
High-Mid EQ: 0
High EQ: 3
Level: 0

DELAY
Type: Tap	
Delay Time: 340
Delay Time.F: 0
Tap Time : 0
Feedback: 0
High Cut Filter: Flat
Effect Level: 120

REVERB
Type: Room1
Reverb Time: 2.0
Pre Delay: 0
Low Cut Filter: 800Hz
High Cut Filter: 10.0kHz
Density: 10
Effect Level: 8

MASTER
Master Level: 100
Master BPM : 120
Noise Suppressor: Off
NS Threshold: 60
NS Release: 50
Foot Volume: 100

PEDAL/ASSIGN
EXP PEDAL : ON
EXP PEDAL Target : FV - Level
Min : 0
Max : 100
CTL PEDAL : On
CTL PEDAL Target : Tuner: On/Off
Target Min : off
Target Max : on
Source Mode : Toggle

EFFECTS CHAIN
PRE - EQ - NS - FV - hr - ac - cs - od - aw - dd - ce - RV

I have the settings in the utility section on my GT-3 set to 
Line(Headphones), Low Eq (0dB), High Eq (+12dB), NS Threshold 0dB, Reverb Level 100%.