Either use an editor to change the "bad presets" (the easy way - Ed Dixon's should do the job), or follow the FCB manual directions to change them (the hard way). To: fcb1010@... From: com

Starts on page 8. Good luck. I'd go with the editor if I was you. ---In fcb1010@..., <comsax1@...> wrote: Where is it in the manual (page #) Thanks Ross

The "Bank Change" buttons are only used to change banks internally on the fcb, and therefore do not sent any MIDI info. From: zoomgtwo@... To: fcb1010@... Date: Fri, 3 Jan 2014 04:56

Why not just use one track and change the sound in Amplitube? To: fcb1010@... From: reyeror@... Date: Sun, 5 Jan 2014 03:45:16 -0800 Subject: [fcb1010] Sonar 8 and FCB1010 Hi all, i'

You asked about Sonar 8, then said Cubase. I know nothing of Cubase. I use Sonar X2, which is descended from Sonar 8. Switching tracks is possible using the FCB in Sonar X2, and probably in 8, though

Didn't we just resolve this over in the fcb1010_uno group? From: nardius2001@... To: fcb1010@... Date: Thu, 9 Jan 2014 14:57:47 -0800 Subject: [fcb1010] Need Help with Rocktron patch

From the FCB manual, page 8: For each of the 100 PRESETS you can determine which MIDI functions shall be transmitted as soon as you select the respective PRESET. For instance, you can send five differ

Without UNO, you'd need to set one button to send CC value of 0 (ON) and another to send CC value of 127 (OFF). You could set one bank to operate 5 stomps (or two banks for 10), then set the other ban

It doesn't matter which (0 or 127) turns it on or off. The stock FCB chip doesn't do toggling, so you need two buttons either way. TH2, if I remember right, takes 0 to mean "status change". If it's on

What interface are you using? From: web.absenth@... To: fcb1010@... Date: Wed, 29 Jan 2014 10:30:09 -0800 Subject: [fcb1010] Impossible to save transmitter Sysex on FCB1010, when tra

It's been a long time since I got rid of the stock chip, so remind me how you set 2 values (toggle) on one controller? To: fcb1010@... From: daveyste@... Date: Thu, 30 Jan 2014 03:

The Dixon editor works poorly with UNO. Either use Ripwerx (better) or spring for ControlCenter (best). From: gkcal@... To: fcb1010@... Date: Thu, 30 Jan 2014 05:46:21 -0600 Subj

Odds are that your interface won't work with that editor. Assuming that it's the $5 ebay/amazon type with silver cables and a black capsule thingy with a treble clef logo, it should work with ControlC

The stock FCB chip only allows one value per controller. That's why we buy the UNO chip. Either you've got UNO or one of us is wrong. Anybody else want to chime in here? To: fcb1010@... Fr

Mel wrote: "Re the stock FCB1010 toggle, use the same CC# on both CC1 and CC2. For example CC1 could send 64,0, CC2 could send 64,127. With each press of the FCB1010 button, the item will send out CC6

ControlCenter is easier to use, more visual, allows you to send sysex without manually setting the FCB to receive, lets you use a wider variety of interfaces by breaking the sysex transmission stream

Sorry, you said "... I'm using a cable usb-midi with separate in and out" so I thought it was one of the cheapies. Someone else has already replied that the MOTU works fine, so it's likely a problem w

Further to my previous reply: the ability to transmit without manually setting the FCB to receive is dependent on having the UNO chip. From: dretherington@... To: fcb1010@... Dat

Insert a MIDI channel, take it's input from the interface that the FCB is using, send it's output to the Amplitube channel. Be sure to set MONITOR on both channels to ON. From: web.absenth@... T

Oops! Sorry for the confusion, I must have missed the post about the Peavey Vypyr. Though I don't have one, I looked into this just out of curiosity. Here's a link that might explain some of the myste