RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE

always some on flea bay,unless it's the full bodied one like mine

[quote name='Paul Cooke' post='785461' date='Mar 25 2010, 08:05 AM']just a warning over Zoom multi-function pedals... if you don't use them for a while they forget the patches you've created... this is especially annoying as you can only access the unit via USB to upload and download the patches on the high spec units, not the B2.1U, A2.1U, G2.1U or their little brothers happened to me... hadn't used the B2.1U for a few months and found it had gone back to the stock patches...[/quote] Good job I don't bother with the presets

[quote name='cheddatom' post='785519' date='Mar 25 2010, 09:06 AM']Really? That's never happened to me and i've had 2 different Zoom multis now. Data doesn't fade away over time. It's not as though if you leave your phone for a year the numbers will disappear. That sounds like a proper dodgy fault!! Ray: I don't think vibrations will confuse the electronics.[/quote] Cheers

You could do a cover of 'head like a hole' by nin , but he may not like that. Just get rid of him,and move on..

If you have a frontman(who does not play another instrument),get him to listen to your first song and adjust level accordingly.This should be done all the time. Before that, have a group chat beforehand, stating your desire to have a band that plays lower and in time. May be an idea t o ask the friendly person who books your rehearsal room to listen to one song if they're not busy. Don't think you'll get many bookings in pubs unless you sort this out.

elastic bands

just thought of something: I wonder that,when in a band sitiuation , the vibrations from the whole band affect the unit and confuse it?

I was always under the impression, that if the back of the neck had bumps and thumps etc. , then you should avoid. How right/ wrong am I ?

looks like I'll have to use the Boss me50 -b instead for gigs. Failing that, I may revert to seperate pedals.

Might be better getting an active bass, or a status or something for that bright sound.

[quote name='Daquifsta' post='782203' date='Mar 21 2010, 10:32 PM']I have a Zoom B1, which is fairly similar I believe, and the only time I've seen this kind of wierdness was when running on batteries that were getting very low - any help?[/quote] Thanx for your reply. I too thought that it may be battery related. I know I used mains,but when I checked next day, there were no batteries in there. I had a daisy chain goin' on tho' . Ac related?