Great video! 1 thing i think you should mention is the a/b functionality in the patch window. You can set one patch to A, another to B, so on and so forth. When you press the pedal with your foot, you'll change patches instead of just deactivating the current pedal, which is super useful if you want to go from a clean tremolo effect in the verse section to a fuzzy distortion in chorus section. Lastly, I'd recommend using a computer editor to adjust patches when at home (e.g. tonelib). 10x easier to use and adjust over the pedal interface.😊
Wow, man, I just wanted to say THANK YOU! This is a super simple video, but it has such an impact because it made me realize I've been chaining pedals in my zoom ms-70cdr all wrong. I've been chaining them from left to right, which is so obviously not the way to do it yet here I was doing just that. No wonder I've been figthing with the pedal and disappointed with it for the most part. Again, thank you!
Hey Nish, I think that was the best introduction I've seen to these pedals and I think I've seen them all! Any chance of doing more Zoom MS reviews as mentioned near the end of the vid?
Somehow a lot of effects won't show up. I see no reverb, spring or such. I've tried resetting it to factory settings and I see it's using v3.0. v3.1 is the lastest, but it only fixes a USB issue. When it boots it shows Zoom MS50G Any idea to why a lot of effects are gone?
@@nish_ttp The level of each preset is different from the master level. where the master level is to raise and lower the overall sound of the device. this is a weakness in my opinion, because every audio device should have it. all zoom multi effects from the oldest to the newest have it. except for this ms-50g. very annoying
Thanks, man! This video was super helpful and straightforward.
Great video! 1 thing i think you should mention is the a/b functionality in the patch window. You can set one patch to A, another to B, so on and so forth. When you press the pedal with your foot, you'll change patches instead of just deactivating the current pedal, which is super useful if you want to go from a clean tremolo effect in the verse section to a fuzzy distortion in chorus section.
Lastly, I'd recommend using a computer editor to adjust patches when at home (e.g. tonelib). 10x easier to use and adjust over the pedal interface.😊
Great tips, hadn't played much with a/b myself so got missed from this vid
Very helpful, thank you a lot! They are great pedals, but it's a bit hard to get into, at first.
Wow, man, I just wanted to say THANK YOU! This is a super simple video, but it has such an impact because it made me realize I've been chaining pedals in my zoom ms-70cdr all wrong. I've been chaining them from left to right, which is so obviously not the way to do it yet here I was doing just that. No wonder I've been figthing with the pedal and disappointed with it for the most part. Again, thank you!
So glad it helped!
This is excellent, thank you. The instructions that come with the pedal are not great, I've learned what I wanted from your video. Thanks!!!!
Thanks for the line selector explanation
Hey Nish, I think that was the best introduction I've seen to these pedals and I think I've seen them all! Any chance of doing more Zoom MS reviews as mentioned near the end of the vid?
Glad it helped! Can't remember exactly what I mentioned, is there something specific you want to see? Still have the ms50 for the moment
Thank you, that was very useful
Somehow a lot of effects won't show up. I see no reverb, spring or such. I've tried resetting it to factory settings and I see it's using v3.0. v3.1 is the lastest, but it only fixes a USB issue. When it boots it shows Zoom MS50G Any idea to why a lot of effects are gone?
Not sure, could be worth trying the utility to manage effects to see if you can enable or add them on
@@nish_ttp You were right. The Effect Manager tool showed several effects disabled. Enabling them made the reverbs appear.
Can you use headphones for output?
I don't think so unless you have a headphone amplifier perhaps
Where is Master volume /master level on MS50G?
Hmm I don't recall there is a master level really, you can change the volume of each pedal in a patch and that will affect the overall volume
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The level of each preset is different from the master level. where the master level is to raise and lower the overall sound of the device. this is a weakness in my opinion, because every audio device should have it. all zoom multi effects from the oldest to the newest have it. except for this ms-50g.
very annoying