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Zoom MS-60B patch ideas!!!!!

So new patch from me!!!

this one is a crazy metal distortion and its become a quite standard distortion for me, its called blackgaze.

BlackGaze

Effect 1 160 comp: THRSH -18, Ratio 4.0, Gain 8, Knee Hard, Level 100
Effect 2 HD Hall: PreD 81, Decay 60, Mix 62, LoDmp 32, HiDmp 70, Tail on
Effect 3 Bass Metal: Gain 100, Tone 84, Level 42, Bal 100
Effect 3 Exciter: Bass 100, Trebl 0, level 100



odly enough this has been incredibly usable for me
 
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Here's a patch idea that I was thinking of for the zoom ms-60b. this patch came from my zoom b3 patch ideas thread. this patch duplicates the warm distortion sounds of an ebs metaldrive.

Modern bass distortion

Effects 1: znr: thresh: 18, detect: grnlft, level: 90

Effects 2: m comp: thresh:24, ratio:9, level:70, attack:5

Effects 3: metalwrld: gain:40, tone:18, level:100, balance:18

Effects 4: svt: bass:3, mid:2, treble:2, midfq:400hz, gain:45, level:59, ultra:low, cab:ag8x10, mix:59




so i finaloly got around to trying this patch and seriously everyone should try this it is awesome. it will be staying on my 60B thanks Crystalman85 looking forward to seeing more patches from yu and im definately gonna check out your b3 patches
 
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Ok, so my last jumblefuzz is more of a drive, so decided to dial in a more muff style fuzz, since you guys got the edgy stuff workin already. I recently picked up a Musket that absolutely slays and is really versatile. I used one of its many tones as a target.

Msktfuzz
effect 1: Bass Muff: Gain 60 Tone 32 Level 76 Mode BsBST Bal 50
effect 2: Bass Booster: Gain 35 Bass 0 Trebl -5 Level 40
effect 3: Limiter: THRSH 31 Ratio 6 Level 90 REL 3
effect 4: Acoustic: Bass 1 Mid 5 Trebl 1 Mid_F 450hz Gain 22 Level 100 Bright OFF Cab BM4x12 Mix 50
 
Man, jumblemind, your patches are AWESOME!! Very usable and almost perfect. Especially all the synth patches you made. Man, I've done 4 of them so far and I'm really really liking them. Thanks man! Keep up the hard work and showin is lazys how it's done haha
 
Ok here's an issue I'm having. I just put together some patches that jumblewinds posted. I put the progativ patch in the stomp mode. I disengage the so the light goes out but the effect is still on. It doesn't bypass the effect. How do I bypass the patch I'm in if its in stomp mode? My 70cdr does it fine. I don't get why my 60b doesn't. If I'm in a factory patch on the 60b, lets say the SVT patch. If I'm in that patch in stomp mode and I bypass it, it goes to my clean sound. But if I'm in a patch I've made, it won't bypass.
 
Here's a bunch of patches I've programmed over a few hours over a few days so grab a coffee, your 60B & see what fits ya! For the record, I used my Thumb b/o 5 in passive mode, p/ups centred, finger style & I play over the rear p/up 95% to cop a Jacoesque type tightness & feel, especially as the synth sounds require clean articulation. Still the odd bleep, bloop, quack here n there with some patches due to muting & attacking technique but by n large not bad. I'm an 80's guy, sans mullet, so I was trying for a Howard Jones, Swing Out Sister, Stevie Wonder, EWF cleaner type synth vibe as I'm not a fan of OD/Fuzz & Dist type sounds mostly. These days I'm a hired gun for cover bands so I need to have versatility & the MS60B is a godsend. I'll list the FX from left to right as they appear on the screen, NOT in 1,2,3,4 order from right to left & I'll list the parameter values in order in the same way, toggling through them left to right from page 1. Have fun n tweak away whatever suits your fancy. PS, pardon some corny names, you can take the guy out of marketing but.....

Marcuss
Hrt3500-2,0,3,50,0,40,9,HA4x10,50.
BassEns-65,16,100,6,90
Exciter-50,44,75

BirdlandJo
BassSynth-36,PWM,7,66,60,65
160Comp- -20,4,10,Soft,40

Howie
BassPara-80,4,2,1.0,2,2,50
ZSyn-Saw,50,6,3,10,8,100,50,75

Hojo
BassSyn-25,Saw,4,40,60,90

Yahmob
BassGraphicEQ- -6,0,0,0,0,5,0,120
ZSyn-Saw,25,10,2,4,10,100,40,85
OptComp-0,40,70,

ZG5
BassGrapEQ- -6,0,6,0,6,0,0,90
Ztron-1,2,30,30
ZSyn-Saw,50,9,4,8,10,66,50,75
MComp-40,4,80,5

SwingOut
BassGraphEQ- -6,8,-8,6,6,0,0,80
BassSyn-15,Pulse,3,70,60,60
160Comp- -30,5.0,10,Soft,75

Progativ (thnx to Jumblemind)
BassPre-3,5,35,6,500
ZSyn-Saw,75,5,0,4,10,50,50,60
Limiter-34,4,60 5

GSynth
ZSyn-Saw,50,5,2,12,16,70,60,70
DComp-5,6,75,Fast

Hella
ZNR-20,Efxin,100
StdSyn-0,1,0,25,75,50
160Comp- -30,5.0,7,Soft,85

Badland
BassGraphEQ- -6,6,0,0,0,0,0,60
BassSyn-80,Saw,7,50,60,65
160Comp- -20,4.0,15,Hard,30

That's it for now, more to come in the future. Glen

Your badland patch is sweet man! I added the SVT sim to it. Mmmm mm! I could play around with this for hours. The synth is so solid. It reminds me of the first terminators movie music haha
 
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Ok here's an issue I'm having. I just put together some patches that jumblewinds posted. I put the progativ patch in the stomp mode. I disengage the so the light goes out but the effect is still on. It doesn't bypass the effect. How do I bypass the patch I'm in if its in stomp mode? My 70cdr does it fine. I don't get why my 60b doesn't. If I'm in a factory patch on the 60b, lets say the SVT patch. If I'm in that patch in stomp mode and I bypass it, it goes to my clean sound. But if I'm in a patch I've made, it won't bypass.

CharlieC, where are you?!?!
 
Ok here's an issue I'm having. I just put together some patches that jumblewinds posted. I put the progativ patch in the stomp mode. I disengage the so the light goes out but the effect is still on. It doesn't bypass the effect. How do I bypass the patch I'm in if its in stomp mode? My 70cdr does it fine. I don't get why my 60b doesn't. If I'm in a factory patch on the 60b, lets say the SVT patch. If I'm in that patch in stomp mode and I bypass it, it goes to my clean sound. But if I'm in a patch I've made, it won't bypass.

Well, in stomp mode, the switch only turns on/off whichever pedal is on screen. The SVT is just a single pedal model, so you can stomp it on and off in stomp mode since it's the only pedal to be on screen. For a multi-pedal patch the only way to do the whole thing is to put a Line Selector in the effect 1 spot and leaving it on screen. Then stomping that will bypass the whole patch as an on/off. Prerogativ is only three pedals, so you have room to add the Line Selector to it.

And thanks for the synth love. I'll add some more when i get a chance. I'm really diggin the MovinStereo, just need to test it out live.
 
Well, in stomp mode, the switch only turns on/off whichever pedal is on screen. The SVT is just a single pedal model, so you can stomp it on and off in stomp mode since it's the only pedal to be on screen. For a multi-pedal patch the only way to do the whole thing is to put a Line Selector in the effect 1 spot and leaving it on screen. Then stomping that will bypass the whole patch as an on/off. Prerogativ is only three pedals, so you have room to add the Line Selector to it.

And thanks for the synth love. I'll add some more when i get a chance. I'm really diggin the MovinStereo, just need to test it out live.

Ok cool, get it now. Thanks.
 
so for one i totally would love to see more patches based off of actual pedals and 2 has anyone had any luck emulating an ibanez fathed with one of these ive been trying but i just cant seem to get it just right
 
so i finaloly got around to trying this patch and seriously everyone should try this it is awesome. it will be staying on my 60B thanks Crystalman85 looking forward to seeing more patches from yu and im definately gonna check out your b3 patches

Anytime, dude. I figure since the zoom ms-60b has the boss metal zone model and the ampeg svt model, I can be able to create the modern bass distortion patch idea on the pedal. and I would say that if I was out of reach of owning an ebs metaldrive, the zoom ms-60b would be my 2nd choice to create that sound. If I can come up with some other patch ideas for the zoom ms-60b, I will share them here.
 
Anytime, dude. I figure since the zoom ms-60b has the boss metal zone model and the ampeg svt model, I can be able to create the modern bass distortion patch idea on the pedal. and I would say that if I was out of reach of owning an ebs metaldrive, the zoom ms-60b would be my 2nd choice to create that sound. If I can come up with some other patch ideas for the zoom ms-60b, I will share them here.

Please do. The few you noted above were quite awesome. I'll have to fiddle with the SVT and metal zone effects to see if I can come up with something.
 
Here's a new patch idea for the zoom ms-60b. this one comes from my zoom b3 patch ideas thread. this patch has a warm gritty bass sound that's suitable for hard rock and heavy metal.

Warm metal bass

Effect 1: m comp: thresh: 24, ratio: 5, level: 90, attack: 7

Effect 2: metalwrld: gain: 10, tone: 50, level: 110, balance: 25

Effect 3: acoustic: bass: 4, mid: 4, treble: 3, midfq: 450hz, gain: 50, level; 100, bright: off, cab: ac1x18, mix: 50
 
Here's another patch idea for the zoom ms-60b. this patch is a warm preamp type patch that emulates the warm dark sounds of bartolini pick-ups.

Dark preamp

Section 1: znr: thresh: 17, detect: gtrln, level: 90

Section 2: bass boost: gain: 40, bass: 2, treble: -3, level: 50

Section 3: bass pre: bass: 3, treble: 4, level: 70, mid: 5, freq: 400hz, level: 80