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I have learned a valuable lesson since joining this list. And that is to listen to Kim Flint's advice. ;) Seriously, I was just about to get an MPX-R1 and an MPX-1 to compliment my new Repeater. Bob Sellon then informed me that the G2 is actually what I will need if I don't want unacceptable delays in pitch shifting (as well as a few other drawbacks to the MPX-1). Okay fine, I will sell some old gear to make up for the difference. But now Kim is saying that the MPX-R1 is a weak excuse for a midi controller and far from a 'fully functional' midi pedal. My first thought was that Kim was being overly critical. But after checking into it, I found out that the MPX-R1 can really only control one unit on one midi channel. Beyond that I will only be able to send one program change and one control change on each of the other 15 channels. So that means I will have to switch channels each time I want to send a unique change to the alternate unit (in this case a Repeater). Well, obviously that's not gonna work unless I can decide between play, stop or record for my Repeater... ;|. Anyway, I checked out the Digitech PMC-10 and this is not acceptable to me. I don't want a used piece of plastic gear that is no longer in production (especially when there aren't even replacement parts in production). So that leaves one available option open to me (or at least it seems to be the case) and that is the All Access pedal board. Great. So now I'm going to start selling my body to pay for this thing. But before I resort to such depraved acts, please tell me that this pedal will do what I need it to do, namely: Can I control a G2 AND a Repeater *together* in my rig? If so, can someone please try and simply describe how it's possible to control more than one piece of gear with the same pedal? Do I assign certain buttons to different units? Or do I bank back and forth? Or what? I want to get this *right*. I am more confused than before I even started trying to figure this stuff out. I just want to make music! Argh! Tim "soon to be a street ho" Goodwin