Ergh. There is no note 128. Note numbers go from zero to 127. There's something wrong, and it's most likely your interface. What are you using for MIDI to USB? There are dedicated VST hosts, but

Congrats!

Be aware that the current UNO FW is not compatible with the Editor that you are using, which hasn't been supported for years. If you do get it, you'll want to get the UNO_ControlCenter Editor. It's

Update: I switched to a different c omputer and I saw the countdown after pressing down. The changes were saved. I think I'm in business thanks!

Ok thanks. I am doing this but the new settings aren't sticking and I wish I knew why. I'm thinking of ordering the uno firmware and perhaps that will eliminate the sysex issues.

Nice video! Now I wish I was sitting here waiting for the TinyBox to arrive instead of UnO2 chip! Very nice work you have done, genius to be able to take an existing device and with a little

I created a small video yesterday about the TinyBox : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WidwqvbcKMs

yes, another mistake of mine. It will be obvious by now that I'm not familiar with Mac... Apparently now the settings file is renamed to com.fcb1010-uno.FCBUnOControlCenter.plist

Part 2 Reaper is just fine for your purposes. In order to make it happen you add a track with a VSTi (virtual instrument) with the input set to the MIDI interface that the FCB is attached to, set to

In Global Settings you must enable "SYSEX RECEIVE" (pedal 7) before SENDing the sysex.. After you SEND the sysex you must hold the DOWN pedal till the display reads "00" to SAVE the sysex.

I'm trying to use my fcb1010 (firmware 2.5.1E) as a bass pedal trigger and I need a little technical help and possibly some advice about the whole signal chain. The technical problem I'm having:

I'm trying to use my fcb1010 (firmware 2.5.1E) as a bass pedal trigger and I need a little technical help and possibly some advice about the whole signal chain. The technical problem I'm having: I'm

Found the .plist file and deleted it. Registration still fails. I also tried uninstalling and reinstalling after deleting the .plist and still failing. The .plist was not recreated, btw. I expected to

Wow, yeah.. that'd be touchy. I'm used to setting filters on synths, while creating/playing sounds to add a little movement, and getting that filter frequency on target is the key to interesting vs.

Thanks to all, hmm for some reason my earlier post tonight got clobbered, maybe needs admin to pass it. Any way, my power supply is good, the graduated grey plastic strip is good for alignment and

Chrisw_63, Thanks. I have seen similar suggestions as yours. I have popped the lid and had a look at those graduated grey plastic strips and gently touched the edge of them, they appear in tact. So

The sensor issues are indeed the most common problem with the FCB1010 expression pedals, but not related to what the original poster reports: a "sticking" expression pedal. The sensors can cause a

Norman, I had a similar issue with my expression pedals. Try adjusting the angle of the red LED shining thru the graduated transparent plastic piece. Check out this post:

ok, after running through the source code I believe the solution for you will be to delete the .plist file, which should be located at $HOME/Library/Preferences/be.gordius.FCB/UnO Control Center.plist

Reinstalled the application several times. Shut off WiFi so only one NIC is active (ethernet) and removed the appendage from my Computer Name. Still have to register every time. Screen shot #1 shows