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yes, I understood what you want to do with choosing your own midi mapping. What I was pointing out is that so far as I can tell Repeater doesn't have a way to save changes like that. So you would go to a lot of trouble to set it up, and then have to do it over again every time you powered up the Repeater. Maybe I'm mistaken and there is some non-volatile memory hidden in there, but so far every time I've turned off the Repeater all my settings were lost and I had to set it up again. Repeater doesn't really offer much to configure or customize though, so it really isn't a big deal now. If you started adding all of these options to it I can see it becoming a problem though. I guess I don't really see the need for the midi mapping you want in repeater. Any good midi pedal lets you put any commands you want on any pedal, in any bank, and saves more presets than you will likely ever use. So the mapping is all saved in the pedal. Maybe it is time to face the reality that a simple pedal like the art x-15 is just not going to have the functionality you need to control something like the Repeater? get a good pedal.... kim At 09:53 AM 9/12/2001, Robert Deveaux wrote: >The Repeater has them predetermined & programmed. > >That is my whole point. They are predefined. >On the ART SGE (which is really old), you can go >into the programming & set any PC# to = any midi >controllable parameter. >I would love to see that on the REPEATER. >Then your midi controller (or ART X-15 footpedal) >could have the most useful parameters (user >defined) all in 1 bank. > > > KIM FLINT wrote: > > Is the repeater actually able to save settings > > like that? > > Robert Deveaux wrote: > > >The repeater needs a programmable midi map. ______________________________________________________________________ Kim Flint | Looper's Delight kflint@loopers-delight.com | http://www.loopers-delight.com