Correct. My bad!

Here's my best guess for how this works: Go to section 4.6 of the manual. Set Controller 1 to WA1, and Min-Max to 0-100. Go to section 5.5. Set the MIDI Channel to the channel that the FCB is using (F

I have the manual and didn't see a direct reference to that. Can you tell us what CC# you're using for the wah, and/or what page of the manual has that info? Thanks!

Hello sketalee! Welcome to the group! We're always happy to help, but please start a new thread, as it get "s confusing working with multiple people in one thread! Thanks, and Good Luck with your new

Thanks Roger. I just tried and it's working. Ryan - did you get it?

HI! Welcome to the Wonderful World of MIDI! I'm assuming that since you're posting in the FCB1010 board, you have the FCB with the stock chip (not UNO). Go HERE: http://host.mtnsys.com:81/faq-fcb/PCEd

I don’t have an SPD-SX, but had a quick look at the manual. As with most eDrums, the default Global MIDI channel is 10. Unless you’ve changed it for some reason, set the FCB’s Global MIDI channels to

“I want to control (CC) commands thru my audio channel (guitar) to my footpedal Behringer FB1010 (EurekaProm) which is controlling my Amplitube 4 FX” That doesn’t even make sense. MIDI commands don’t

I'm not sure whether you're talking to me or Geoff, but if you're talking to Geoff, all that technical gobbledy-gook is probably frying his brain! Wait, it fried my brain too! So, just so my attempt a

If the FCB1010 was itself class compliant, that cable would have been perfect. Keep it in case you need to connect a class-compliant device to the apogee. The recommended cable should, in effect, make

It's probably because the FCB is NOT class-compliant. You may have to try something that connects directly from the FCB to a MAC USB port. Does the MAC have more than one USB port? This should work: h

I had a quick look at the manual, seems pretty straightforward. What specifically are you having a problem with?

OOPS! Missed the first line!

Quitting, or found a better solution?

Cool! I thought I’d read that the Eurekaprom version did that, but wasn’t sure about UNO.

Probably not, though I don’t know how much better UNO4Kemper is at that. The FCB is one-way communication. The Uno chip can be set up to “fake” 2 way communication, by sending Stomp messages at preset

Yes, Thank You! Also, UNO4Kemper is probably going to save you a whole lot of grief! Good Luck!

Nothing is impossible if you have a true desire, which usually stems from need. If I ever NEED to use sysex for something, I’m sure I’ll be able to learn it. Until I NEED to learn it, I’d rather spend

“It looks like the FC-7 actually was not even a MIDI device. “ CORRECT! “The BK7M is and the MIDI implementation document is actually quite extensive.” If you can suss out the MIDI versions of the FC7

Thank You Rolf, for digging up that document. If you ever succeed in finding specific documentation of the sysex messages required for the BK7M, please post that info in the files section. Maybe somed