paul_5

I live mine. I had one a couple of years ago and moved it on after a while and replaced it with a B1-four. The B1-Four has loads of features that I’d never use (looper, drum machine), and has a more flexible interface, but I didn’t really notice a massive difference in the sound, and it had double the footprint of the MS60b. I run mine in an fx loop with a blend, so I can take it out of the signal path when I’m not using it, which gives me time to scroll through to the next effect. I use it live and it does what I need it to, but for studio work I use all analogue stuff - especially octave and chorus, just because I’m fussy about those sounds.

Maybe one of them is holding the young lady’s trousers. Why is she half-dressed for a rehearsal?

This - mo' folks, less notes.

Would it be feasible to get a job lot of rechargeable 9v batteries? Social distancing wouldn’t be a problem.

I bought the album on the strength of this track- the album is brilliant!!!

Needs an appointment with some Nitromors and an orbital sander, then *plenty* of TLC.

17th of October, which brings this year's gig count to a dizzying ONE!! Can't frickin' wait - dipping for a band I've played with before. It's just covers, but an eclectic mix of reggae, 80's synth pop, a bit of rock etc... and loads of chaotic tomfoolery.

Be aware thou that you’ll lose some effects; the B1 ON has more synths than the later models - part of the reason I ‘downgraded’ to the MS60B. Check the effects list on the zoom website to be certain that you’ll still have what you need.

I’m with Doddy on this - OC-2 all the way. If you want polyphony then look at zoom stuff- they’ll all do polyphonic octaves and pitch shifting for less than a ton in a couple of cases. You could even set up a patch with a heavy compression before it to give it a helping hand.

yeah, I much prefer the Tonelib app to zoom's own software. I should just get a cheap multi effects for guitar and leave my MS60B as it is.

I was looking at this last week, not tried it yet, but it would be good to get some guitar amp sims on my ms60b so I can use it as a practice tool for guitar...

An excellent soundtrack. There’s a version of this on Sneaker Pimp’s first album: https://youtu.be/peug224n77E

Life at _5 towers has continued as normal. Butlers still buttle, footmen still foot etc...

Did the singer help with the load-in?

Good call, love me some Dread Zeppelin!

Then of course there’s this:

Life? Don’t all to me about life...

Ah Kauffman, Elvis’ favourite Elvis impersonator.

No Doubt’s “Rock Steady” album. Some great input from Sly & Robbie and Prince on this one.

I’ve just done exactly this - gone from a B1four back to an ms60b. yes, the functionality is very much reduced, but the MS60b has more synths, which is primarily what mine’s used for. Running the MS60B in a loop pedal means that I have a master switch to bring it in or out of the signal path, and I use the MS60B foot switch to cycle through my pre selected patches.