Zoom MS-70CDR: Overview
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- The Zoom MS-70CDR is one of Zoom's finest guitar pedals. Learn all about the MS-70CDR's features and effects in this video.
Learn more at zoom-na.com.
Hi everyone, this is John from Zoom and I'm here to introduce you to our MS-70CDR MultiStomp guitar pedal.
The MS-70CDR provides the full power of a rack-mounted multi-effects device in a compact stompbox design. With its custom guitar effects, an easy-to-use interface, onboard chromatic tuner and versatile power options, you'll be surprised at how much the MS-70CDR has to offer.
Whether you're a guitarist or a bass player, you can cut down the size of your pedalboard by adding an MS-70CDR. From a warm, vintage sound to a clear, modern tone, this one pedal offers incredible versatility. It includes 137 diverse options for shaping your sound, including various effect types such as phaser, flanger, tremolo, vibrato, auto-pan, pitch shifter, harmonizer, delay, reverb, equalization, filter, dynamics and more.
The MS-70CDR's DSP microchip performs 32-bit floating-point calculations, giving it the ability to create sophisticated studio-quality effects such as the rich, dense reverbs and delays. These rooms, halls, arenas, plates, and springs allow you to add depth and spaciousness to your sound. Also included are reverb plates and springs and a tape delay simulator, as well as reverse, modulated, and self-oscillating delays.
The MS-70CDR’s intuitive design allows easy navigation in both live and studio settings and makes creating, saving, and rearranging effects simple. Its stereo input jacks accept signal from both passive and active guitars, and dual line-level output jacks enable you to record the MS-70CDR's many sounds in stereo. You can use up to 6 effects simultaneously and arrange them in any order you like, as well as bring individual effects in and out of the chain as desired.
There are 50 patch memories where you can store your custom edited and chained multi-effects, with the first 30 pre-loaded with useful factory settings. You can also create a list of up to 26 patches to cycle through as you step on the MS-70CDR footswitch. This is handy for live gigs or whenever you want your effects in a certain order.
The MS-70CDR also comes with features like Auto-Save, Tap Tempo, and Zoom’s Noise Reduction algorithm, which is designed to remove noise during pauses while still maintaining your instrument’s natural tone.
The onboard chromatic tuner supports a variety of standard guitar tunings-even drop tunings-and you can opt to either bypass all effects during tuning or to mute the outputs so that you can tune in silence.
The MS-70CDR runs for up to 7 hours on 2 alkaline AA batteries, and powers up automatically when a connector is inserted into its input jack. A Power Management function automatically turns the pedal off if unused for an extended period of time. The device also runs on rechargeable NiMH batteries, or a separately sold AC adapter.
For more information about Zoom products, please visit zoom-na.com
2023 Update: After about a decade on the market, this is still a great pedal! If you enjoy ambient, shoegaze, psychedelic, post-rock or many other kinds of 21st century music it's impossible to go wrong at this price!
Well we want standard reverbs also
@@lassel1644 Try watching the video.
I use the 70CDR with my synthesizers. :)
You should do synth version of this with midi and line input. Synth players love this thing
Highly recommend one. Be aware however, there is a very small amount of “tonesuck” that can easily be over come by having it placed in a loop pedal OR running the exciter effect as an always on option which is what I prefer.
What is a loop pedal or an exciter effect?
If you run it through a DI and use it in the effects loop there is no tone degradation. ;)
@@ColinStevenJohnson Thanks Colin. Do you have any experience with running it through a guitar amp effects loop or directly in to an analog mixer?
2024 update: I'm currently using this pedal in the fx loop with my Quad Cortex. Its effects such as pitch delay, harmonizer and rotary are better than many modelers today.
It's pretty amazing, especially at this price point.
Any plans of updating the Zoom Multistomp line? A lot of users including me would love a new version in a similar size, with the ability to connect via MIDI or Aux switch, as well as two assignable footswitches(rather than one) for a wider functionality. Such as scrolling left/right within a patch with footswitch A/B, engage with A + B, or Page Up patch memories with A + B, engage/bypass with A and Tap Tempo with B, hold A for ramping a parameter, and hold B for the Tuner.). Higher quality encoders/knobs/buttons would also be great. I would gladly pay more for something like that.
Great pedal, does loads of stuff well but the shoegaze sounds you can get out of are astounding!!!
Really helpful ! Because i have a problem to read the notice, it's to small for my old eyes...
...But with this demo, I now understand all the tips and secrets inside that wonderful FX process !
Thank you so much for all the great job !
I would love to see a new version with an additional switch for easy tap tempo, to include a looper and MIDI/Ctrl inputs.
This is the most useful pedal I ever had. And I had literally hundreds of them. Only drawback is that I wish a display with a more brightness. Its very dim. It would be great if it was bright like on a G3 that I have.
Did you try adjusting the brightness?
It also runs on USB power which is super nice. That wasn't in the video, but saves you buying a power adapter.
Get one, you nugget. This thing is so jam packed its a no brainer. Worth the price for sure.
A great pedal. I had to buy two.
I have one and it's AWESOME...
The menu is a pain in the arse
Sorry for the stupid question but please can anyone tell me how to turn it off or I just should plug it out when I will finish?
Love this pedal but I wish you could dial in the tempo rather than having to use tap tempo.
Ultimately it's all software, and it is quite open, maybe someone will figure it out for you with a custom pedal option or some other method.
I see it can take "active" guitar input...but is that different from line level? Does it work with line level input?
What was the R output for anyway? I don't use it so i don't know 😂
does it has a bypass?
Does it have Acoustic simulator?
This sounds great! I'm having a small problem though. How do I select just one single effect? Do I have to create a patch with just the effect I want to run at the time? Also, if I edit the parameters of an effect, do the new edited parameters update in all the patch memories that effect has been saved in, or are all the parameters saved with the patch? Thanks!!!
Someone's done an editor for it that makes life easier
I have on my pedal board the Chorus essemble and the DD3 both from Boss, would it be wise to sell these two pedals and replace them with the MS 70 zoom?
If you like shimmer reverb and delay its good. I like the real pedals.
I'd like to hear it!
why does the ms70 has no drive update? while the ms50 has mod, rev and delay?
ms70 built specifically for and exclusively for chorus delay and reverb
I will never understand why they decided to stay on the zoom ms-100bt and not continue making pedals from this series, they could just make the zoom ms-200 or 500 with more capacity, new effects, etc. contrary to the zool g series that exists up to g11
No joke, this became my go to gigging pedal. Injected some custom effects set with the Effects Manager and Imm good to go! For both bass and guitar. Sure I gotta compromise but hey, it’s a super win for me ;)
I'll bet this works really well in a live mix.
@@patrickfitzgerald2861 trust me, it does! Many people who know a few things about sound and gear ask me what I use. I take them backstage and show them the little zoom. And their reactions are priceless, especially since my ms 70 CDR shows on startup MS50G. A pedal with an identity crisis. 10/10 would recommend to any gigging guitarist who hates lugging pedalboards around.
@@tudorcotoi7011 🤣 The poor thing! We should all cope so well! 😎
Does it have amp sims?
Can we have a tutorial video ?
I have a h9 max, but want something to go with my synths simultanously, so sniffing on anorther H9, or maybe go with this?
Maybe it owuld work together with the H) too? Any suggestions?
Does it have a tap tempo?
Yes. Ive just bought today
Can you use chorus and delay together?
Yes!
The display is too small for me. Is there a larger version of this, maybe something newer??
Its possible to run vocal signal throught this one?))
cual me recomendaria el ms-50 o el ms-70 ambos trabajan igual porque el ms-50 se actualizo
el 70 tambien
Is it used for saxophone
Can you use this in bass guitar?
Yes
Can it be powered by the USB port?
Yes!
ZoomSoundLab sold!!
Great!!!
Hi John, I have a question...If I have four effects running at the same time, how do I turn all of them off at once?
Mikaiah Thanq Add a line selector in front of your chain, you can use it to toggle all the effects in the chain together.
Beyond Limits thanks alot, man
I have one in my pedalboard, great, if it had a midi interface would be perfect.
dinik71 th-cam.com/video/OjBf2fl7FA0/w-d-xo.html
As soon as i bought mine, it has had sort of a detuned delay sound that is constant, even when the red light is OFF. Does anyone know how to go in and reprogram it somehow, so that that sound is not constantly running? It is obviously a malfunction, but i never had time to deal with it, when i first bought it a little over a year ago, and then forgot about using it. Let me know. thanks!!
Please email info@zoom-na.com to troubleshoot the issue.
I kept trying to get it to go to another patch, and suddenly it worked....... so it is doing great now! Thanks :)
what is the easiest way to control this from a boss ms3 via midi? if it is possible then consider another unit sold :)
This would not be possible.
Check Disaster Area controllers, they have an option to include a USB out and they explicitely state it can control this pedal using MIDI thru USB. It should work, I once connected my pedal to a computer and was able to do patch changes by sending midi commands.
Can it be powered by the usb port ?
yes
Can it be used with acoustic guitar?
The MS-70CDR would be able to be used with an acoustic guitar with a pickup. Though the effects on the device would be designed for use with an electric guitar.
Hi, can you assign effects to only the right or left side ?
For instance : Hall/eq/ comp on the left input signal . Delay/ chorus/ parametric eq on the right input signal. ( I want to put an acoustic guitar on one side, and vocals on the other, then run them to two seperate channels of a mono P.A. )
Unfortunately this would not be possible
ZoomSoundLab Oh well... I guess I'll have to save up and buy two 🤣
Some of the chorus and delay effects do in fact allow a wet/dry setup. But there is no parameter to control the Left/Right panning.
Just bought brand new has a nasty high pitch whine, when you connect in series from instrument to amp very noisy no good for recording,, tried as an insert effect in my Soundcraft mixer still sounds terrible noise floor, but for live is o.k. will stick to vst plugs for recording.
Is there anybody out there that can show me how to put it back to factory setting that's all I'm asking thank you
Hold down left button, power on and the all initialize screen will appear, press footswitch to execute.
@@andybutcher7892 thanks
can it produce any sort of distortion/drive?
Not on the MS-70CDR. Take a look at the MS-50G! www.zoom.co.jp/products/multistomp/zoom-ms-50g-multistomp-guitar-pedal
thanks for your response...i've seen the MS-50 in fact but I was hoping that the 70 would do it because the Tuner on the latter could prove useful
The MS-50G has the same tuner as the MS-70CDR
oh wow, thanks...(i wish the hundreds of data sources for this pedal would 'sync' up...lol
It can with Zoom Effects Manager
ZEM link: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1RAiJBlNnCk4g8QIv564zsMHPm2EkthI8
Just realised, well a 9 volt 500 mAh power supply isn't unusual, except they have made it centre negative and outer positive, so a bit like a zx spectrum if my memory serves, ridiculous, good job it can be powered by the USB connector.
My uncle is gifting me this pedal 😅😅 but does it make loops
It does not :(
@@ZoomSoundLab Are the effects true stereo? Of course some are mono only but was curious about things like the flange. Chorus. Phaser. Etc.
👍👍👍👍👍
Great pedal in many ways, but "intuitive" it most certainly is not.
Cool, can i fucking hear it instead of this dude just yapping?
Sounds too good to be true and so freakin cheap! Anyone used one with synths?
It's fantastic with synths. There are some good videos on TH-cam demonstrating it.
****WHAT IN THE...????? PEOPLE INTERESTED ARE PROBABLY TURNED OFF DUE TO THIS VIDEO NOT SHOWING AND ALLOWING AUDIO!!! NO SOUND OF THE INSTRUMENTATION OR EFFECTS APPLIED IS A SERIOUS FAIL!!!!****