From what I read, old firmware is pretty buggy. My guess is that if you unplug the MIDI cables it will go much faster. I had problems with Active Sense on old firmware. Best if you order newer

Great update, thanks! I'm happy to read that, even tho it doesn't work how I hoped it would, it doesn't have any hardware issue. When I talked about saving, I was talking about the FCB1010 itself,

On Thu, Jan 19, 2023 at 07:54 AM, circlepete wrote: how can I be sure that the chip is responsible for this behavior?By reading the changelog above. The chip simply behaves the way it is designed -

Great, so it looks like my device is having a problem :/ Saving a config takes also a loooooong time, I read it should take about 3 seconds when mine almost needs 20 to save (with the countdown). But

I found a copy of the old Behringer firmware change log (we are talking about >20 years old firmware !) : So the v.1.x firmware didn't have this sort of weirdness yet ;-) It just sent all CC

On Wed, Jan 18, 2023 at 12:20 PM, circlepete wrote: So, I've done a new test, to show the difference between CNT1&2, and CNT1 alone. Toggle 6 is set this way: - CNT1: 6 - Val1: 0 - CNT2: 6 - Val2:

Hey, great input, thanks a lot! So, I've done a new test, to show the difference between CNT1&2, and CNT1 alone. Toggle 6 is set this way: - CNT1: 6 - Val1: 0 - CNT2: 6 - Val2: 127 Toggle 7: -

FWIW - you can make the older stock chips work like toggling CCs by setting BOTH CNT 1 and 2 to the same CC# with the Value of CNT 1 = 0 and CNT 2 = 127 (or vice versa. The first press sends CNT 1,

On Wed, Jan 18, 2023 at 08:06 AM, circlepete wrote: It would be also very helpful if software companies (like Positive Grid in my case) could deliver the list of midi messages you're supposed to send.

Thanks a lot Jack for those very useful information! In the meantime, I manage to make my stock FCB1010, with the old v1.1 chip, work. It turns out that how the device was configured, it sent both

Thanks Jack!

You must be doing something wrong, but without more details (gear specifics, methods you've tried, DAW etc) it would be hard to figure out. This sort of thing is a piece of cake on a PC, but I can't

I recommend you look at Bome MIDI Translator Pro as it allows for MIDI routing and works both on Mac and on Windows PC.

I have a standard rom in my FCB1010, connected via a Nektar midi hub to my Mac. This works perfectly for DAW control, but now I want to route midi from fcb1010 to an HX Stomp. The HX is USB midi

Eureka if simple midi and programming with just pedals although you will not be able to use momentary for things like sustain pedal. UnO with UnO control center for most that don’t do

Thanks for the tip, I should be able to remove the old chip. Now, for the new one, which one do you recommend? - Stock Behringer v2.5 - EurekaProm III - UnO or Uno2 - other one

Well you were right! Plugging a TRS cable into sw1 allowed me to access the Rockmaster clean channel and then the crunch and ultra channels via pedals 3 and 4 respectfully. I really appreciate this

Oh Ok, well I think I will have to try a stereo cable again then. I probably did not even think to press the second switch (in my case I used pedal 3 and 4 to switch each relay without affecting the

On Fri, Jan 13, 2023 at 11:56 AM, rabidgerry wrote: only using one would mean having to cycle through a single pedalNo, that's not correct - see the link above. You still use 2 switches to control 2

Well I read that somewhere else so decided to try a TRS cable with the FCB relays and that didn't work either. Unless when I use that I need to configure the fcb differently. It would be better to