Seems to be fine down to the open A or so, about what you'd expect. The big difference is the tone of it, much more synthy compared to the bass octave. Sounds close enough to an OC2 for me!
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Seems to be fine down to the open A or so, about what you'd expect. The big difference is the tone of it, much more synthy compared to the bass octave. Sounds close enough to an OC2 for me!
I can confirm it works well on the B1Xon. There is control of the patches, and a nice patch saving feature, particularly good for different gigs set up. There is also a feature which is online patches at Tonelib, which is awesome.
Well done. Thanks for sharing it.
So far, no bugs using firmware 1.30, Win 10 64.
Hey, I have the same question. I successfully added some amps & effects from the G1 Four to my B1 Four. Now Guitar Lab wont recognise my pedal but Tone Lib does. It would be cool if Tone Lib worked with added effects somehow.
You just saved me a lot of time! I was wondering why I couldn't get two computers to find my B1Xfour and it was exactly that... the cable.
Hi,
I just stumbled on this wonderful piece of software yesterday. Upon plugging it in, it works great except for one rather large issue. While working on patches on my MS60B, ToneLib Zoom erased my Amp/Cabsim patches and replaced the Amp with a bypass on each one. By the time I’d noticed, it had erased all my amp patches (lucky only 2) and replaced them with bypasses. Please see attached screen capture.
Just a suggestion also, maybe add a way to reverse the signal path on screen to match the pedal. The MS60B signal path goes from right to left, like a pedal board in series, while TonLib runs from left to right like an AxeFX. It was just a little jarring is all.
I just stumbled on this wonderful piece of software yesterday. Upon plugging it in, it works great except for one rather large issue. While working on patches on my MS60B, ToneLib Zoom erased my Amp/Cabsim patches and replaced the Amp with a bypass on each one. By the time I’d noticed, it had erased all my amp patches (lucky only 2) and replaced them with bypasses. Please see attached screen capture.
Just a suggestion also, maybe add a way to reverse the signal path on screen to match the pedal. The MS60B signal path goes from right to left, like a pedal board in series, while TonLib runs from left to right like an AxeFX. It was just a little jarring is all.
