Beginner confusion questions

Hello all,

I just bought my Katana-50 MkII and I downloaded and installed the updates. But I am finding the Boss Tone Studio overwhelming. I also don't know if there are any other apps I need to do what I want to do.

I  watched several videos on setting up different sounds. My first one I was hoping to setup is a basic metal crunch type sound, I find in many metal songs like (AC/DC, Metallica, etc).

But can only seem to find sites that play the song, or track like, here, or soundcloud. I can't seem to find a site, with links to download the preset sounds?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Don

Hi Don,

There's the Boss Tone Exchange where you can download live sets.

https://bosstoneexchange.com/

Guitar Patches

https://guitarpatches.com/patches.php?unit=KATANAMKII

Marty's Music

https://www.martymusic.com/katana-patches

Justin Guitar has some as well along with some informative articles.

https://www.justinguitar.com/modules/boss-katana

The Studio Rats have quite a bit of stuff on the Katana.

https://www.thestudiorats.net/

Hope this helps.

Ken

Congratulations on your new Katana-50 MkII! I’m sorry to hear that you’re finding the Boss Tone Studio overwhelming. However, there are many resources available to help you get started with creating your own sounds.

First, you can try checking out the official Boss Tone Central website. This website offers a wide range of free patches and tone settings for various Boss products, including the Katana-50 MkII . You can browse through the available patches and download the ones that you like.

Another great resource is the Boss Tone Studio Facebook group. This group is dedicated to helping users get the most out of their Boss products, including the Katana-50 MkII . You can ask questions, share your own patches, and connect with other rooftop snipers users who are passionate about music and sound.

Finally, you can try searching for user-created patches and tone settings on various guitar forums and websites. There are many talented musicians and sound engineers who have created their own custom patches for the Katana-50 MkII and are willing to share them with others.