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Zoom b3 patch Ideas

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It's all here: Zoom B3 Patch Library

Enjoy!

Oops, i think i made a little mistake.. I wanted to download the patches but accidentally pressed the "Remove" button. When i click the above link now, the patches seem to be gone, although in Google Drive (when logged in) they seem to be still there and i can still download them (although i'm not sure how many patches there should be)

I'm sorry, can anyone help me fix this. Wasn't aware i have the permission to erase files..
 
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Yes, they were deleted alright. :eek:
I can't find anywhere within the Google drive to restore them from.

I have uploaded the ones I had backed up here on my PC. Unfortunately it appears there are about 40 patches lost to cyberspace.

Maybe I'll have to lock it so no-one can make any changes. This will mean no-one can upload their patches. :rollno:
Suggestions? We don't want this happening again.

BTW, My apologies to all who have uploaded patches previously .... it now has me listed as the "owner" of them all by default. :hmm:

Greg
 
Sorry to hear that this happened, not that it helps me since my MS-60B can't up/down load patches, its one big flaw. :( It is unbelievable that a single click could erase valuable data. A site like this should have a "permissions" system that would let everyone upload files but only designated individuals delete them. Apparently it does not? In any event something that one person did accidentally will be done by another and another and another intentionally with malice aforethought. So treat it as a wake up call and make plans to store the data in multiple places so it can be restored. Probably a few of you have downloaded the missing files, why don't you come forward and identify yourselves so that they can be restored?

My hope is that in the future firmware updates will allow the 60B to share patches with you guys and allow the B3 to use four effects at once....

Ken
 
I have a suggestion.

1. Create a location for everyone to drop their files.
2. Lock down the current location so that files can only be downloaded.
3. The owner will move the uploaded files to the secure location.

It's a little more work, but the files will be protected and new files can be reviewed to prevent someone uploading a virus to the download site.
 
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I'm sure someone could setup a box.com account and do all those things . Of course, a person would have to be the manager and send email invites to people who wanted access. But the manager can restrict varying degrees of access to each person. I use my Box.com account for recording band rehearsals. I can invite and delete users and set each person up differently if I choose. I believe you can get 10 gig for free. Additional storage they charge extra.
 
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Check out:
copy.com
It will allow you to build folders and only share the ones that you want.
15GB of free storage.
If you want a Referral link, PM me. You will get an extra 5GB with the Referral.
DS

I'll have a look at it.
What we need is a folder that people can upload to, download from and NOT be able to delete/remove from!

I just hope that someone else backed everything from the Google docs folder up so we can get those lost patches back.