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However, if you prefer, you can connect it to a computer to access the Boss Tone Studio application, which provides a graphical interface for tweaking and archiving the ME-80's effects. An internet connection will let you access Boss Tone Central for direct access to free patches created by professional guitarists.Tahalí de algodón en color natural con lengüetas de alta-calidad en piel de color café. Ver Producto Special mention has to go to the ME-80’s Solo function. Something I’ve been waiting a long time for in FX units, which is simply a dedicated switch to boost volume AND gain (plus EQ). This top-trumps units such as the TC Electronic Nova system (volume boost only) and Zoom’s G series (boost exists on amp models only). One thing worth mentioning here is that you can’t use the Solo with any other of the eminently useable Comp/FX1 types (Single Coil>Hum would have been great), which is a shame.

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This multi-effects unit is as close to having a pedalboard of your favourite stompboxes as you can get, both in terms of versatility and functionality.Of course, there’s a whole host of other flavours in the OD/DS section. The Blues Driver disappoints compared to the original, being too spiky and thin, the T-SCREAM gives you a dollop of mids but, like the Preamp, compresses things a little too much, losing yourself in the mix, live at least. However, BOOST and OVERDRIVE would absolutely work in a lighter gained scenario, providing a surprisingly natural gain structure, rare in a budget multi-fx unit. Sadly the higher gained metal tones offer predictable levels of thin fizz I struggle to find a use for. Además, tenemos una biblioteca de manuales de usuario y documentos de soporte que puede descargar y hacer referencia. Manuales de Usuario As a longtime user of BOSS stomps, we recently asked Gus G. to create some custom patches for the new ME-80 Guitar Multiple Effects. Read more… I’ve gigged with a variety of gear, a lot of it documented on the Blogging Musician. We’re talking valve-amps, separate pedals, a variety of Mult-FX, 2-cable, 4-cable method, just about everything you can imagine. The bottom line is I can get to the live sound I need with a clean amp (The BOSS Katana 50 in my case), the BOSS ME-80 and 2 leads.

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Switch to PRESET mode (with your foot) and the bottom row of switches become your patches 1-4, with the top 3 becoming bank up, bank down and the intriguing CTRL switch (more on that later). If you prefer to use tones per song, this mode has you covered. The hands-on experience that stompbox control provides is perfect for tweaking tones as you go. However, there are times when switching among an entire group of preset effects is more efficient, such as when you’ve set up complex tones for different songs. The flexible ME-80 supports either approach, giving you the best of worlds. In Manual mode, the categories function like individual stomp effects, with instant adjustment via the panel knobs and on/off control with dedicated footswitches. By entering Memory mode, seven footswitches are automatically reconfigured to select user or preset patches and patch banks, letting you recall complete multi-effects setups directly. One footswitch on the ME-80 is dedicated just for mode switching, so you can toggle between Manual and Memory modes any time you want, even in the middle of a song. New Footswitch Design Delivers Twice the Control

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Doing so will reconfigure the footswitches so you have four for the presets in a particular bank, while the others select the bank and a control function, which is assignable in each patch for toggling grouped effects on/off, or for real-time adjustment of a specified parameter. As if all of that wasn't enough, you can store your knob settings to one of the ME-80's 36 user patch locations, allowing you to recall those setting at the touch of a pedal. All-New Footswitch Design