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Just for your information, Be careful with the PMC 10 it is a grat device but not reliable i finally got rid of it after crashing on me so many times.Hours and hours of programing for nothing and i am not the only one. I扉e talked to many people who also got rid of it because of the same reason. The guys at Digitech weren愒 that helpfull either. But check out the new Yamaha MFC 10 i believe it does all the PMC 10 does it is new and Yamaha has a good reputation for reliability! Good luck! L.A. > > >There must be a reason why the PMC-10 is so sought after- why? > > One word - programmability. No matter how thorough someone else thinks their > foot controller design is, there is a good chance it won't do exactly >what > you want it to do, especially if you are the experimental type. The PMC10 > lets you program "strings" of MIDI messages that it will send when you press > a button (or release a button, or press another button, or...) > > Messages can be any MIDI message type of any value on any channel. So if you > want to send program change 98 on channel 1, cc#108 value 127 on channel 9, > and the notes to play a D minor 7th chord on channel 16, all at the touch of > one button, the PMC10 can do it. In fact, its one of very few foot pedals > I've found that can send MIDI notes at all. > > BTW, I may be the one who mislead Stephen about the abilities of Raymond. > I've not used Raymond myself extensively, and I was only repeating what I've > heard - that there are a few funcitons, e.g., changing the device id, > initiating a dump from the PMC10, and calibrating the expression pedals, > which can not be accomplished through sysex. > > -- Mango -- >