My wish for bass is:

A dedicated Bass compressor, maybe the EBS or Diamond Bass Compressor

Compressor for Tony Levin type effect, Jacques Fatburner

The synth from the Lowdown series

Sansamp model that was in the Bass POD XT

Brassmaster model from the Bass POD XT

Tech 21 VT Character series would kill - bassists would love you, especially if you removed the "hiss"

Musicelectronix Submarine (if you need one to model, I'll send you mine)

BlueTube pedal - with 12AU7 tube, great for guitar too, above offer stands

I'd like to see a model of this...   I know, it's a bit unrealistic.  I'll probably end up buying in the semi-near future.

Ditto on the acoustic simulator. I love my Boss acoustic simulator. If L6 could get something like that into the m13/m9, that would be great! In fact that would make my M13 annd M9 completely replace ALL my individual pedals. That is the only one I've kept.

While I really like the M9, I do wish there were more chorus options, I find them to be a little weak. I also would like a sitar setting, instead of some of the (for lack of a better word) gimmick sounds. This is not a complaint, because I really like this pedal. Has there been any conversation as to when /if there will updates?

A nice Auto-Wah!

I have become extremely picky and overcritical when it comes to the quality of my rig's tone.   I've had a Lexicon MPX G2 & controller board, and a few big Digitech pedals over the years, including  the GSP 1101 & controller board; but I  eventually swore off digital multieffects due to all the darn  bugs, glitches, and lack of support.  Since then, my pedal board has been all analog.  

But I was SO impressed by the M9's quality of tone of the verbs and delays that I knew I could make good use of 'em.  Okay, some of 'em.  Can't take the lofi cheesy stuff; but after much deliberation and pedal tone shootouts, the M9 has officially found a permanent home on my pedalboard and trimmed it of everything but my RMC Picture Wah, my RC Booster and Java Boost, and a homebrew "RF Drive" distortion pedal that I cannot live without.   So far, the only serious glitch I've found (since the 2.01 firmware upgrade) is the issue with the select knob needing a spitwad to keep it from pressing down too far onto the select-pot shaft.   Easy enough to fix.    Oh, and I am in love with the looper.   The M9 is good stuff.   Think I'll keep it for a while.  Thanks for doing what the other guys wouldn't with your upgrades and  bug fixes.   I would not have even considered the M9 if not for your  more aggressive product support.   Keep up the good work.

In reference to all the calls for autowah options, my hope is that you would take this idea all the way to a superbowl touchdown with the mere addition an envelope follower controller to the list of tempo/pedal control assignments.   Having an envelope follower to control the speed of an auto panner or leslie simulator based on my pick attact like a Mutron was downright addictive and a true joy to have in my effects arsenal.   At the time I remember wishing there were more effects that I could use the envelope follower to control.   I would dearly love to have that level of control once again, and I'm sure the M9 would seriously benefit from having that level of control over anything and everything.     

All things considered, you've got to realize that the world would beat a path to your door just to get the ONLY multifx pedals that could pull off a trick like that.   Unless you let someone else beat you to it.  Please don't let that happen.  Get the jump on 'em now while you can.   Please please please!    Please?

Gil...

Reverse Reverb - something similar to the SPX90's with a wet/dry mix

Step Phaser - ideally you could set or manipulate the pattern like you can with the pattern tremolo & seek wah settings

I'd love one or more of the following:

Fulltone OCD

Marshall Bluesbreaker or Guv'nor
Fulltone Fulldrive 2
Matchless Hot box

Most of my gigs I play to click tracks and I use delays on almost every song....so I'd like to be able to select the note value AND the bpm on each delay effect. If you want to tap in a tempo to override the the pre-selected bpm then that should be allowed but that shouldn't alter every other delay's bpm on that scene, unless you choose to have it affect everything.

(1) It's too easy to accidentally overwrite a scene instead of changing scenes by holding down Tap and 3A too long.  This could be overcome by doubling the current time required to save.

(2) An acoustic guitar simulator (eg Boss AC-3) would be really useful.

Boss Blues Driver

Lovepedal COT 50

Xotic BB Preamp

Fulltone OCD

I persoanlly would like to see an update where you can lock the "effect select" knob.

I tend to hit it accidently with my size 12 boot which changes my sound/effect. This is fine at practice but not during a gig. Right now I'm using a cap from a can of Redi-Whip as a cover so I don't hit it

Hmmm, Flash Memory v2.02 update is released.

But the only thing mentioned about it is.

• Echo Platter feedback bug fixed.
• A few other proprietary enhancements have been implemented.

Am I missing something or is this rather poor after waiting over a year for a new release?

Considdering the prices went up for the M9, new buyers might think twice. One of the reasons

for me buying the M9 was the overwhelming thought of the possibilities through updates.

-Functional envelope filter.  The "Trons" are fun, but I could not tweak them to be usable as a funk filter.  I ended up buying an EHX Micro Q-Tron.

-Modulated reverb.  I find myself considering buying a Boss (Boss!) RV-5 for the gorgeous sounds that can be had with modulated 'verb.

-Adjustable sensitivity for expression pedals.  I had one built using a regular pot and an oversized knob I could turn with my foot.  Only problem is that the M9 sees it at 100% when the knob is only at 80% or so.  Build in some tolerance so we have a little more wiggle room if the pot's impedence is a little out of spec.

-Allow the user to deactivate the "Setup" and "Tuner" modes in the top row.  I had to redo my entire folder when I realized that I couldn't just stomp two at a time to switch from one effect instantly to another.  After all, why on earth do you NEED a footswitch that takes you into SETUP (where you need your hands for the little knobs)?  It makes no sense!

-Make it harder to copy scenes onto other scenes.  I was doing an outdoor gig a few months ago and the bright sun was slightly obscuring my view of the LCD screen.  I inadvertently held one of the buttons too long and copied my "noise" scene over onto my main scene instead of jumping back to that main scene.  Aiming to get delay and actually getting fuzz is not fun.

-Ability to backup your main folder of scenes to another folder.  Just in case something happens or if I get tweak happy.

-Temporary memory that stores your settings if you scroll away from an effects model.  Is there really a need to go back to default every single time- especially when trying to A/B certain effects?

-Pannable mono effects.  100% wet reverb > phaser on the R channel, dry signal on the L, recombined before leaving the mono output.

-More logical interface on certain effects.  Some of these things... I have no CLUE what they do- I turn knobs and strum, but I'm not sure how things work.  Took me a long time to figure out how to set the individual steps on the Zvex Seek Wah model...

-Scene specific "always on" effects.  Maybe this is more than the processor can handle, but maybe not.

-Vocoder model.  You have stereo inputs, after all.  One can be voice, the other guitar.

-The looper should remember your loop until you clear it or record over it.

It's a really, really fantastic device.  That so many people have ideas to make it even better is a testament to its versatility, usefulness, and acceptance.

I'd love a low-pass filter, some synth effects that don't ruin my hearing (more controllable synth effects), more synth effects, oct. up delay and a octave up and down effect (like a micro pog).

I would also love if it could stack multiple effects on one effect.

A Sysex version of the firmware update.

Because it always worked, and for many, including me, Monkey doesn't.

I would LOVE to see an update for the looper function, such as a memory bank to save loops, longer loop time, and backing tracks. The looper on the M9 and M13 is my favorite because its so simple and easy to use, and the JM4 is just too expensive specially since all i'm interested in is the loop part of that pedal, not so much the modelers.

I would also like to see a couple pedals:

Electro Harmonix- Electric Mistress

Morley Bad Horsie

Fulltone Fulldrive 2

That would make the M9 and M13 just increadible and unbeatable in my opinion!

Loving the M9.  There are a few things that perplex me, though.  The first one is this.  It's the only one I want to mention because I think it's an important one.  I will copy what another user wrote in 2007:

"Request 1: This is something that's forcing me to use manual saving instead of autosave: Please make it so that when I change settings on an fx, those settings overwrite the default ones. That way I know I can rotate to other effects, try more settings, and when I go back to them I haven't lost all my work in tweaking them. I know there are more complicated ways to work around this problem involving scenes, etc, but this would make it SO much easier.

You say in autosave all settings we do are saved like in a real pedalboard. That's true, but in real life when I decide to remove one distortion from my board and place another one, they always keep MY settings as opposed to reverting to "default" ones everytime and making me have to tweak them again :-) So I hope you can fix this in a future update."

Would this be a difficult thing to implement?  It would be a massive improvement by providing for much more flexibility within a scene.  For example, I might be on one kind of delay and want to change it out on the fly without having to change the entire scene. 

Much thanks!

Hi M9 users,

that would be nice for me :

- Add cents control to 'pitch glide', to have a soft detune effect, at least between 0 and 1 semitone.

- Have the tuner work on both left and right inputs.

- Have a input overload peek indicator on one of the setup screens, to optimize the level.

- Be able to name a scene. Maybe juste one letter (25 for 24 scenes, ok !). It would be easier than remembering A2 of folder 3...

Thanks !

My biggest wish/ gripe with the m9 is that the "tuner" and "setup" mode required you to press and hold- or something similar. Too often when playing the m9 I accidentally go to tuner mode or setup mode and it interferes with my playing. other than that solid pedal.

okay...

- overall firmwareupdate

- a "normal" tremolo

- a funktion to activate (on / off)  some selected effects

- easier scene selection und functionality!

cheers

btw; any news on the update front?

Loving the M9, but it definitely has room for improvement.  Hopefully Line 6 reads these things:

1. Ability to save a single patch to a different scene - I know you can copy a single patch to another patch location within the same scene, but sometimes you just want to copy a single patch to another scene without having to save a whole scene.  Is there already a way to do this?
2. Include "Cavernous" reverb from PODxt Live - This is the main verb I use for color/texture guitar parts when I'm using my POD rig and would love to have it for my amp rig.  I guess the "Cave" reverb would be the closest thing on the M9, but it doesn't sound nearly as good and doesn't react the same.  "Cave" sounds too digital and sloppy compared to the smooth ambience of "Cavernous".
3. Temporarily save tweaks for one effects model if you choose to scroll through other model/effects options.  Another poster (dkerwood) posted this above, but I concur, sometimes you like what you've tweaked, but you just want to see what else is available.  Instead of having to eat up another patch to save it before you go exploring, it'd be nice if you could just scroll through other models or effects and then come back to the original model with whatever tweaks you've already made to it.  Another reason is because I use my M9 in Manual Save mode.  Sometimes I'll go to manually save a patch by pressing down on knob #1 to enter copy mode, but will forget I have to hold it down in order to do this.  Just pressing the knob changes the effects type and wipes out whatever tweaks I had made to the original effect model.  Very frustrating.
4. Include a decent Uni-Vibe model - I have never thought Line 6's vibe effects sound anything like the real deal.  I have a Sweet Sound Electronics Mojo Vibe that was modeled after an original Uni-Vibe and it nails that traditional vibe sound.  Line 6 vibe models sound nothing like it.  They never capture the swirl-and-throb characteristics correctly, they only seem to throb to my ears.  Until Line 6 gets this right, I'll always carry around my Mojo Vibe anwhere I'm using my Line 6 stuff.
5. Ability to name scenes - for cryin' out loud!
6. More Scene folders -  for cryin' out loud
7. Updates via USB - I know this a hardware update that would require buying a new unit, but really?  This wasn't included on the original design?  Why not?
8. Ability to lock knobs to avoid unintentional edits on the fly - or ...
9. Ability to quickly get back to your originally-saved state of a patch after you've been tweaking it, perhaps via holding down the current patch's button a few seconds - Sometimes you're tweaking just gets outta hand and you want to quickly get back to the original state you'd saved.  As it is, you have to go to another scene and then come back to the original scene to wipe out the tweaks.  Seems like too many unnecessary steps.

That's all I have for now.