Boss Audio Systems ME-50B - Manual (Page 23)

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Saving and Loading the Created Tones (Memory Mode)
If the Patch Does Not Change
● Is the ME-50B in Manual mode (p. 21)?
● Is the ME-50B in Patch Edit mode (p. 24)?
● Is the ME-50B in Tuner mode (p. 25)?
Notes When Using Memory Mode
• The settings for each patch are called up from internal memory in the Memory mode. Therefore, each knob's position and the
patch settings may not match, when the patch is called up.
• In Memory mode, you cannot switch effects on or off using the No. 1, 2, and 3 pedals.
About Tone Changes
By operating the knobs, you can change the tone of a patch
while it’s called up. Note, however, that the changed tone is
only temporary, and will be lost when you switch patches or
switch to the Tuner mode (p. 25).
If you want to store it in memory, carry out the Write
procedure (p. 22).
* 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.
About the Tempo Setting
If you hold down the currently selected number pedal for at
least two seconds, the pedal indicator flashes, and the ME-
50B switches to tempo setting mode, and the number pedal
can then be used to input the tempo.
Selecting from the following types while DELAY/
MODULATION is on allows you to set the delay time or rate.
• ANALOG DLY
• 0-400 ms DLY
• 300-1400 ms DLY
• PHASER
• FLANGER
• CHORUS
• CHO+DELAY
* When DELAY/MODULATION is off, you cannot change to
tempo setting mode.
Note, however, that the tempo setting is only temporary, and
will be lost when you switch patches or switch to the Tuner
mode (p. 25).
If you want to store it in memory, carry out the Write
procedure (p. 22).
About the HOLD DLY
When a Patch that has a TYPE setting of HOLD DLY is called
up, the currently selected number pedal’s indicator flashes
slowly, indicating that the ME-50B is in recording standby.
Afterwards, the following conditions are in effect.
• Pressing the currently selected number pedal rapidly:
begins recording
• Pressing the currently selected number pedal rapidly
during recording:
stops recording, starts Loop Playback
• Pressing the currently selected number pedal rapidly
during Loop Playback:
overdub recording
• Pressing the currently selected number pedal rapidly:
stops overdub recording, starts Loop Playback
• Holding down the currently selected number pedal for
the same length of time as the recording time:
releases the HOLD, switches to recording standby
About the TAP DLY
When DELAY is ON and a Patch that has a TYPE setting of
TAP DLY is called up, the currently selected number
pedal’s indicator flashes, and you can then set the delay time
(p. 16) using tap input.