You should be able to do this with Uno(1) or Uno2 but IMO Uno2 would be the best solution. For Uno(1) you can have different CC messages on different channels and only enable the stomp for one of the

Just in case you haven't tried, Make sure that the MIDI ports are unplugged when powering your unit on. I've seen instances where MIDI Active sensing commands will cause this if the device is receivin

The Uno2 comes with its own editor as Uno2 is quite useless without it. Go to the site where you purchased the chip to find it and down load it.

#UnO2

As a MIDI controller, the FCB with UNO2 (or most other firmware) should certain be MIDI "learnable" by Gig Performer. It is best to program it for Notes or CC absoloute messages for learning. And us P

#UnO2

Thanks, for the update! That confirms what my thinking was.

My guess is that when you send a program change to your device, Uno2 is not changing the effect but the device itself has defined a different effect for that particular program change. Maybe if you ca

And by default in Uno2, nothing changes unless you explicitly change it so the default behavior with out doing something is no-change.

I think everything that you set as GLOBALSWITCH will keep the an effect the same across banks.

Yeah, I can still make it work by making the REMOTE control channel on a channel that none of my devices listen to.

OK, well that is too bad as I wanted to not have to disconnect and re-connect cables when programming using the computer. Attached shows my setup. I merge MIDI with my FCB1010 and my 2 synths using a

So it doesn't pass through incoming MIDI messages if not using the MIDI monitor? I don't want messages that are sent to the FCB1010 to go back out. Just messages originating with the FCB1010 itself. I

Hi, I have UNO2 1.4 but when I send data from my PC to UNO using control center, it looks like MIDI Thru/Merge on the FCB1010 is turned on. The merge function is not enabled in control center. Here I

On Fri, Jan 6, 2023 at 06:18 PM, FourPaws wrote: SysEx F0 41 10 Actually this isn't even part of the SysEX realtime standard. It looks like a Roland propriety Sysex message.

There is a difference between MIDI SysEX realtime start and stop commands (as you show above) and standard MIDI start and stop commands. Normal Transport Start and Stop Commands are simply FA and FC r

It means you have to connect up your FCB1010 with the UNO2 firmware and enter the email and license code that came with your chip. They should also have sent you this information in the confirmation e

#UnO2

"Cubase is a recording daw" You might want to look into Gig Performer for live performance.

Hi, I suspect that the plugins that are not working are VST3 which don't understand MIDI so you will need to do something in Cubase to convert MIDI (recognized by Cubase) to VST parameters (recognised

All is not lost. You can put your EurekaProm on PP mode and send certain MIDI messages using the right adapter cable. I'm not sure exactly what you want to do but the pedal will accept PC messages and

Usually lack of MIDI response means another application has taken control of a given MIDI port. Try shutting down all MIDI enabled applications and then try again. On Windows, only one application can

#UnO2

You might want to look into GigPerformer.