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That is a Malekko Scrutator (malekkoheavyindustry.com/product/scrutator/)

Not by this method as far as I know. My setup is several years old though, maybe there are other products that can do more now.

Hi, sure, I’ve uploaded to mididesigner.com/qa/6562/layout-layout-for-meris-ottobit-jr

Thanks so much! I'll put up my Chase BLiss layouts once I get them perfected

The iPad was connected via an Alesis IoDock since I needed 5-pin MIDI for the connection to the Midibox. The Camera Connection Kit would work too if you have a MIDI interface that can be connected that way and that supplies a 5-pin MIDI port. Midi Designer is basically a blank page where you design and program your own control surface (you can also download templates that are created by other users). You place control knobs, sliders etc where you want them and then you define what MIDI messages the controls should send. The MIDI messages for a specific pedal are usually listed in a user manual or MIDI implementation manual for the pedal.

FretNoMore thanks! Super helpful

Hey and thanks again! Any chance you saved and Chase Bliss templates like in the video above? I see users presets in the community mididesigner.com/community/

william suran I can maybe get something to you this weekend, the pages I have now (for Gravitas and WV) need a little cleanup first.

I'd love to check that out if possible. I'm getting a bit of the hang of setups, but could definitely benefit from a look at your template if possible. Thanks in advance for your time!

Thanks! It was some years ago so I'm not 100% sure, but it was likely my 5-string Overwater J-bass, with a John East J Retro preamp.

Fantastic, thanks!

@@FretNoMore how does it track on the low B?

@@CorvetteCoonass Like other similar pedals, i.e. badly or not at all. :-)

There are only a few functions (volume, filter and a couple more) that can be controlled using CCs (see the user manual). Those should work with the 1010. For more control you need to send MIDI NRPN messages, which I suspect the 1010 can’t do, for that you need a computer/pad/phone and suitable software/app.

FretNoMore. Awesome! Thanks for the tip!

Bas Vredeling Can’t say I’ve noticed glitches, though on the other hand I’ve not used it much other than for noise and sounds that are kind of glitchy to begin with. :)

I've made a video showcasing the issue: ruclips.net/video/wvr0185I64c/видео.html

alex marenga Yes, MIDI clock works.

Pierre Lacroix You have all the settings in the text under this video.

OK thanks

A standard expression pedal, no, there is no TRS expression input on the FI. The Reflex expression pedal, yes, since it sends MIDI CC messages.

So you need to connect the MIDI out of the reflex to the MIDI in of the Future Impact?

yes

This was done with the few CC messages that the FI supports. From the manual: - - - - - - The MIDI input of the FI will receive the following information: NOTE ON with velocity NOTE OFF PITCH BEND PROGRAM CHANGE (1...99 for programs 1...99) MODULATION (Control 1; default value: 127) BREATH CONTROL (Control 2; default value: 127) MIDI VOLUME (Control 7; default value: 127) SOSTENUTO (Control 66; Effect On/Off). If <64 then switch the relay to bypass, if >=64 then to effect. SOFT PEDAL (Control 67; Program decrement switch). If >=64 then first it makes one step down, then it starts to scroll, just like the Program Up does. Stops if <64. FILTER CUTOFF (Control 74; default value: 64)

Thanks! Gotta have some fun in-between playing blues covers. :)

Thanks! :)

Hi - lots of good stuff on your page! As to collabs ... I don't really do that, too much pressure. :) I'm done playing in bands too, it got to be too much like work; I just make bleeps and bloops at home now. :)

Haha, yeah that's fair enough, I don't blame you! Well, if you fancied making any of your bleeps and FX available, I'd love to have a play and maybe put a sound design tutorial together or something. But no problem if you'd rather not, I understand.

Not at all at the moment I'm afraid. :) I'm more comfortable using an expression pedal, to have both hands free for playing. But I should give it another chance.

Send an email to PandaMidi, they are very helpful.

i asked them twice but they say that they doesn't have CC values for each parameters. so.. do you have any information about it ? or is there a Universal CC values for these pedals ?

Their editor communicates with the pedal using NRPN messages, and it's also one-way (only supports writing to the pedal from the PC). So likely no CC messages other than the few mentioned in the manual.

oh ok i see thanks for responds

just in case you're still looking, here you can find a complete list of the NRPN commands bit.ly/2zO9o1u

The (Source Source Audio Reflex) expression pedal sends MIDI PC messages to the Midi Designer app which in turn sends the messages to the Ottobit.

@Galaxy Sound: Reflex expression pedal (sends MIDI CC messages) -> iO Dock with Midi Designer app -> MidiBox -> Ottobit. The iPad and app are not necessary, I just showed you can control it from there too. Bassically the control is CC messages via the MidiBox (to convert from 5-pin MIDI to TRS cable) into the Ottobit.

I have a Disaster Area DMC-3XL Gen2

Hello, thanx for the answer! Is that with gHOST Output ? Or do you need also ghost converter USB MIDI host interface? What is the chain of theese pedals? Thank you very much for your support. Bye. Marcello

I have the separate gHOST box, so it's DMC-3XL -> gHOST -> USB hub -> ZOOMs If the controller has the gHOST option you don't need the separate box.

Thanx! Did you update firmware??

It was some time ago now and my memory is not what it used to be :) but I do believe I got a new version of the DMC firmware since the first version was a bit glitchy with the Zooms, they did not always respond to the PC messages.

No, it's 5-pin MIDI from the expression pedal to the iODock which then forwards the CC messages to the FI.

Thanks! Need some new ideas though ...

Hadn't heard of them before, but sounds interesting. Thanks for the pointer, will check out their tunes!