I’m not doubting you, just trying to get a copy I recently did a lengthy study for someone on the L6 Helix forum on how to get the Helix to call presets on the KPA. Only piece of MIDI equipment I’ve e

We try. Unfortunately, I suspect that the secret language spoken by the FC7 and BK7M are destined to forever be shrouded in mystery!

If you could attach the actual manual and send it to me at my personal email (bluesrock13@...), I’d appreciate it! I’ll add it to my collection of obscure and discontinued tech. Thanks!

Roland, much like Apple, is all about controlling their own ecosystem. As long as you stay with their stuff, everything is guaranteed to work as expected. Unfortunately, they don’t have a great track

42. Fortunately for everybody, we didn’t need a Roland manual for that. Roland apparently wants to forget it made the FC-200. No manual on their site, just a “Quick Start Guide” that mentions controll

No clue. That’s what we’re trying to establish.

When I said that I searched in vain, did you think that the Roland site wasn’t my first stop? But maybe I just missed it. If you can find that info there or anywhere else, you’d really be doing everyo

OP has already dumped the BK7M, so this is really a moot point, but you never know when somebody else will want to do this. If you read the rest of this thread, you know that I searched in vain for Ro

I had a quick look through the documentation and couldn’t find the MIDI commands that would duplicate the FC7 functions. It’s probable that it sends either proprietary Roland codes or MMC (sysex). The

Ossandust is likely the foremost authority on this subject. While Behringer might be able to direct you to someone local who could perform the service, it could cost more than the price of a replaceme

I used to have Behringer BCR/BCF2000 controllers. While they passed normal MIDI messages from the FCB fine (PC,CC,NOTE), they would not pass sysex messages. You would hope that's not the case with a r

What Jack said. What interface are you using?

The website: https://www.fcb1010.uno/ says OSX 10.6 and higher. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Create a MIDI Track - MIDI FROM = your MIDI Interface, Channel = FCB Channel (default 1), MIDI 2 = Audio Channel with the Plugin I don't currently have Guitar Rig installed, so I'm using Amplitube as

No need to feel bad, the FCB has made more people feel like idiots than politics…..well, maybe not THAT many!

What MIDI Interface are you using? What editor are you using? Do you have MIDIOX? Start by doing a factory reset (boot while holding 1+6, release when countdown starts). Then calibrate the pedals acco

You could save a couple of bucks by buying it from a pirate on ebay, or you could buy it from the guy that did the work to create it in the first place: https://www.fcb1010.eu/ FCB1010 add-ons Answer.

Yes, for HOLD function.

In this forum, FILES/FCB1010_Editor.zip

Don't know about Eureka, but either original or UNO will work. I'd get UNO, as it has more applications outside of your requirements than the original chip. Whatever you get, beware of buying from pir