Guitar effect patches for the Boss ME-70

It's one thing to have a sprawling pedalboard with every effect pedal you'd ever need, but if one pedal can give you awesome, versatile tone and portability, look no further than the Boss ME-70. Consolidating over 40 great Boss effects into a single floor-based multi-effects unit, the ME-70 pedal has no confusing menus or displays to sift through—it was designed to be just as easy as a collection of stompboxes. Organized into logical groups, these Boss effects are dialed in with dedicated front-panel knobs. All these guitar effects are housed in Boss's distinctive rock-solid, all-metal chassis, and it runs on either AC power or batteries for maximum portability.

acoustic guitar - n/a

Description:

i was looking to set up a bank with patches to use with my acostic guitar - this seems to work very well.

Contributor:

surfsup

Date uploaded:

2010-08-09

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Patch parameters:

COMP/FX: Off

OD/DS: Off

MODULATION: Harmonist

Rate/Key:

N/A

Depth/Harmony:

0

E.Level/Resonance:

55

DELAY: Analog

Time:

50

Feedback:

30

E.Level:

60

PREAMP: EQ

Gain/Low:

20

Bass/Low-Mid:

5

Middle/High-Mid:

20

Treble/High:

5

Level:

45

REVERB: Room

Amount:

20

PEDAL FX: Volume

NS (Noise Suppressor):

Value:

5

Printable version

Comments

2010-08-09

this patch ROCKS!!!!

2010-08-09

Jejemon ka kasi.

2010-08-09

very nice

2010-08-09

nice try

2010-08-09

good one

2012-05-15

awsme

2012-06-08

can i make a nylon guitar patch from this pedal

2012-07-03

It sounds real nice, well done

2013-02-16

Nice, but I found no need for the delay, (just a preferance), plus a couple of tweeks. One thing I set the Comp/Fx to Hum-Single and applied these settings to Sustain/sense:34 Attack/Tone: 40 Level/Peak: 40 rolled off the preamp middle to 10. Think it gives the acoustic a cleaner more natural tone.