Well David, having seen the video and checked out the band, it seems this is nothing more than a shameless piece of self-promotion as you are the bassist in the band! This is why I've removed the

Greetings, Forgive me if I'm posting in an improper way. I just have a general question and musical example. I purchased an FCB1010 Controller several years ago for my son, put in an UNO chip and

Hi Ej I did that, I've changed my FCB1010's midi channel as "2" by using on-board controllers (footswitches, no editor used) still, no joy :( any other suggestions? Cheers Cem EJ SHELDON

Hi I bought the FCB/Uno Control Centre software a couple of weeks ago licence number [REDACTED BY ADMIN] I am running Mac OS Catalina 10.15.7 on a Mac Pro Desktop with 128mb Ram and I have the

but this audio transpose only works after you have recorded it not whilst playing/recording.

Kinda. You can use the Detune and/or Transpose controls in the Clip to change the 'key'. Not sure how well it'd work with a MIDI control assigned to it. Well.. Detune can't be assigned, but

Brill, thanks ESS, I will check out both. Much appreciated :-) Steve

Oh gosh yes, sorry I should have checked there. I didn't realise it would be so easy :-) Thanks ChrisW

Chris, you beat me to it. but this assumes you are using a midi instrument. If it is audio data, sorry there is no dynamic option builtin in Ableton (that I know of, I have Standard edition), but

Yep.. under MIDI Effects. It's just named Pitch.

Wow, thanks Earth SS....I am fairly new to the Ableton side of things as well but I am going to print off your suggestion and try and work through it over the coming weeks. Can I check one thing

Ah yes, thank you Violet Q ...I hadn't thought of linking it to circle of fifths. I will try this out. Thanks again 😁

I have used the stock standard FCB1010 to pitch shift select with Ableton Live. I created a backing clip or riff in midi, then put a midi pitch shift controller in front of the effect chain. The pitch

A simple idea for a simple pop song in C major could be to arrange the bass notes analogously to the circle of fifths: Pedal 1: ? Pedal 2: D (Min) Pedal 3: A (Min) Pedal 4: E (Min) Pedal 5: ? (B

Ooh that's interesting. Thank you ossandust. I've just bought and installed the Uno chip (I'm only 10-15 years behind the times haha) so will give that a go first. But will keep uno2 in mind for

Brilliant reply, thanks very much chrisw. Just what I was looking for, and lots of good things for me to try out. Appreciated. Steve

UnO2 firmware gives some nice features for creating an inexpensive bass pedal: you can define a variable which contains the transpose value - it can be incremented/decremented with 2 switches, and

Well, there are 7 different notes in a typical scale, though most consider the octave root to be a needed part. So that's 8 notes. The easiest arrangement would be to pick the ten most used keys and

Logic will never see the FCB1010. It WILL see the MIDI interface that it's connected to. I'm not sure how Logic works, but most DAWs require you to bring in the MIDI signals on a MIDI track, then

hi, has anyone come across a clever way of organising the fcb (uno) pedals so you could play all/most of the 12 major scales (for example as bass notes) during a gig? ive had a good look around but I