Boss Audio Systems ME-50B owner manual Changing the Patch Settings Patch Edit mode

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Saving and Loading the Created Tones (Memory Mode)

Changing the Patch Settings (Patch Edit mode)

Use the following procedure when editing the settings of a patch you have called up.

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1.Switch to the Patch whose settings you want to edit (p. 22).

2.Press [EDIT/EXIT].

The MEMORY indicator flashes, and editing of the patch settings is enabled (Patch Edit mode).

3.Use the knobs and pedals to change the settings. When settings are changed, the indicator for the changed effect flashes (except for MASTER and NOISE SUPPRESSOR).

If there is a discrepancy between the current knob position and the parameter stored in the patch, the change in the parameter begins at the point when the knob is moved past the position matching the parameter value as stored in the patch.

4.If you want to save the contents of your edit, carry out the Write procedure. (p. 22)

*Pressing [EDIT/EXIT] switches you to Memory mode without saving the settings.

*When the unit is not in Patch Edit mode, you cannot switch the following effects on or off, and cannot select the KICK DRUM tones.

•FILTER/TONE

•DRIVE/SYNTH

•DELAY/MODULATION

You can use a foot switch to set the DELAY/ MODULATION tempo. For more detailed information, refer to “Using the Foot Switch” (p. 26).

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Contents Main features Page Page Power Supply Use of Batteries PlacementMaintenance Additional PrecautionsContents Installing Batteries Playing SoundsMaking the Connections Turning on the Power Turning Off the PowerAdjusting the Volume If There Is No Sound/If the Volume is LowUsing the Effects About the Effect Connection SequenceTHRESHOLD/SUSTAIN knob Type knobLevel knob FILTER/TONE pedal Octave UP/OCTAVE DownWAH UP/T.WAH DOWN/T.WAH Edge Slow GearDefretter EnhancerBottom BOOST/MID SHAPE/HOLLOW DRIVE/SYNTH pedal DRIVE/SENS knobWhen NATURAL-HI-BAND Drive is selected TONE/CUTOFF knobLEVEL/RESONANCE knob DELAY/MOD pedal TAP DLYHold DLY Phaser CHO+DELAYFlanger ChorusUsing the Hold DLY Function Using the .TAP DLY FunctionAdding a Delay Synchronized to the Performance Tempo Executing Write Procedures p After the Tempo Has Been Set Using the Pedal as a Volume Pedal PedalUsing the Sound Hold Function Using the Kick Drum FunctionTurn the knob to Kick Drum Lift up the expression pedal once, and press it down againLOW knob MID knobMID Freq knob High knobSwitching Between Manual and Memory Mode About the PatchWrite Procedure Calling Up and Using Stored Tones Patch ChangeSwitching Numbers Switching BanksAbout the Tempo Setting About Tone ChangesAbout the Hold DLY About the TAP DLYChanging the Patch Settings Patch Edit mode FILTER/TONE DRIVE/SYNTH DELAY/MODULATIONTuning the Bass Bypass/Tuner Convenient FunctionsUsing the Foot Switch Switching the Compressor/ Limiter On and OffAdding an Effect Synchronized to the Performance Tempo Practicing Along with CDs and MDs AUX AUX in is a stereo mini jackAdjusting the Expression Pedal Adjust the Pedal Mode SWAppendices Troubleshooting No Sound/Volume is LowTo 6. is displayed When Bank is pressed Patches Cannot Be ChangedSpecifications ME-50B Bass Multiple EffectsPatch List BankFactory Settings Tone Level SensDELAY/MODULATION Blank Chart Master Blank Chart Blank Chart Index Avis G6017377

ME-50B specifications

Boss Audio Systems ME-50B is a versatile and highly regarded multi-effects processor designed specifically for bass guitarists. Known for its robust build quality and rich feature set, the ME-50B offers an array of tools that cater to both live performance and studio environments, making it a popular choice among professional and amateur musicians alike.

One of the standout features of the ME-50B is its user-friendly interface. The pedalboard layout consists of six selection knobs and six footswitches, enabling effortless access to an extensive range of effects. This intuitive design allows bassists to quickly adjust settings and switch between effects, making it ideal for performances where spontaneity is crucial.

The ME-50B is equipped with a comprehensive selection of effects, including various distortions, overdrives, and compression options. Its built-in chorus, flanger, and phaser effects add depth and texture to the bass sound, allowing musicians to explore a wide palette of sonic possibilities. Additionally, the pedal features a powerful EQ section, providing control over frequency levels, which enhances tonal shaping.

Technologically, the ME-50B incorporates COSM (Composite Object Sound Modelling) technology, which delivers high-quality sound processing by accurately replicating the characteristics of classic amplifiers and cabinets. This ensures that players can achieve a range of tonal signatures, from vintage to modern, with ease. Furthermore, the processor includes a built-in tuner, making it a practical tool for on-the-go musicians.

Another significant characteristic of the ME-50B is its loop function, which enables artists to create and layer sounds in real-time. This feature is especially valuable for practicing and composing, allowing players to build complex arrangements with multiple effects.

The ME-50B also supports battery and AC power options, providing flexibility for use anywhere. Its sturdy construction means it can withstand the rigors of gigging, while its relatively lightweight design facilitates portability.

In conclusion, the Boss Audio Systems ME-50B is an exceptional multi-effects processor designed with bassists in mind. Its array of features, including a user-friendly interface, diverse effects, COSM technology, and practical functionality, make it an indispensable tool for musicians looking to enhance their sound. Whether in the studio or on stage, the ME-50B continues to be a reliable choice for bass guitar players seeking creativity and versatility.
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