cheapish multi efx for drummer

[behndy]

sooooooo want something, sort of like a Line 6 M9, but mebbe smaller and more moder? but something to run the Roland SPDX my drummer uses through. mostly so i can show him how to use delays and play with the length and do wibbly silly stuff. then play with bit crushers or flanging and ridonku things.

M9 might be a good option, but was hoping for something more Boss pedal sized. mono is fine, save spots sorta necessary.

moop?

[space6oy]

maybe an alesis ineko...

[daseb]

Zoom CDR

[doommeow]

maybe an alesis ineko...

[penelope tree]

I think the Zoom MS-100BT meets your criteria.

[Derelict78]

If you end up wanting an m9 I'll sell ya mine.

[odontophobia]

Korg Kaoss Pad

[behndy]

maybe an alesis ineko...

maybe an alesis ineko...

right range of effects and size, but no save spots and usability issues. i DID like the Ineko and the Akira (sp?), the rackmount version.

Zoom CDR

I think the Zoom MS-100BT meets your criteria.

i had one of those. i think the CDR one? and the interface was HORRIBLE. programming was okay, but you would have a patch that had whatever amount of effects, and you would have to scroll to each effect and click the footie to turn it off, instead of having a patch with x amount of effects, turn them all off and on with a footie click. was a stuuuuuuuuupid weird way of doing it and i hated it. sounded good though.

If you end up wanting an m9 I'll sell ya mine.

man. i LOVED the M9 when i used to have one. looking at the specs and layout though i dunno if it will work for him. i think he's going to want to mount it next to the drum machine. if i find something i like to replace the H9 i have on my second board (that i'm only using for reverb and delay), that might be the best thing for him.

Korg Kaoss Pad

also awesome, but i dunno if he'll have time to play with the neat interface. that is something to look at though. HUH.

urf. DECISIONS.

but thank you for all the yummy suggestions.

[daseb]

Zoom CDR

I think the Zoom MS-100BT meets your criteria.

i had one of those. i think the CDR one? and the interface was HORRIBLE. programming was okay, but you would have a patch that had whatever amount of effects, and you would have to scroll to each effect and click the footie to turn it off, instead of having a patch with x amount of effects, turn them all off and on with a footie click. was a stuuuuuuuuupid weird way of doing it and i hated it. sounded good though.

Dude, you chuck a line selector patch at the start of the chain to turn them all on and off .

[resincum]

Korg Kaoss Pad

RAD
EZ INTERFACE
GOOD SOUNDS

[behndy]

blah blah Zoom Bitchings.

Dude, you chuck a line selector patch at the start of the chain to turn them all on and off .

lol. NO. you gonna make a stupid design, i am NOT adding the extra gear to make it work the way it shoulda since jump.

also, whole appeal of it is multi efx in a small box. fuck MORE peds with it.

Korg Kaoss Pad

RAD
EZ INTERFACE
GOOD SOUNDS

OKAY. FINE. I WILL LOOK FOR A CHEAPIE ONE.

..... what's the oldest version that is still nifty?

[daseb]

no, dude, there's a patch for a line selector in the machine, that you add to the start of the chain of all the other patches you've made. No need for extra pedals. Even has a clean blend.

[behndy]

AH. see. that is a decent way to do it. i talked through email with a guy at Zoom about that, he never mentioned that option and i didna see it in the manual.

gonnnnnna look at the micro zooms again then. HUH.

[penelope tree]

gonnnnnna look at the micro zooms again then. HUH.

I think you need the bluetooth version if you want a bitcrusher effect.

[penelope tree]

gonnnnnna look at the micro zooms again then. HUH.

I think you need the bluetooth version if you want a bitcrusher effect.

Actually, I think it's on the 50 if the firmware update is downloaded.