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This thing with patch no9 blinking is either a sign that your fcb is faulty, or that you weren't 100% following the manual. Trevor's mail will sort you out if it's the latter. Otherwise, most likely cause of pedal problems is that you need to calibrate the pedal. http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Behringer_FCB1010_MIDI_Pedal CC 7 is the one generally associated with volume. Just stick at it the fcb1010 works really well controlling the EDP, so you're going to have a good time :-) andy butler topu lyo wrote: > hey guys > > sorry to bother with all this out of date stuff. i feel like i'm > beating a dead horse > but just got this new pedal and can't wait to make it work properly. > > so my feed back pedal (exp. a) is working great, i programmed it from > 0-127 no prob. the > feedback number in the echoplex is set at 1. > > exp. pedal b however is not working for the life of me. i'm trying to > get it to work volume and > the volume number in the echoplex is 7 (a strange number) and i did > almost exactly the same > thing with the exception of getting patch number 9 to blink???? > > i've been messing around with this pedal for the last 10 hours and very > frustrated! please help!! > > > > On Feb 20, 2008, at 2:11 PM, todd reynolds wrote: > >> Hi Topu, a lot of us use the FCB1010. >> >> your problem with expression pedal B might be due to the range on the >> fcb which seems sometimes to be programmed as 0 to 1 instead of 0 to >> 127. That's happened to me before. otherwise, you should just be >> able to program it as long as your obie volume control setting is the >> same. >> >> there are no shortcuts save using a PC or Mac editor. I use 'iFCB' >> from wabbitwanch. <http://www.wabbitwanch.com/> >> >> there are various pc editors as well. >> >> even with that you have to make sure to set your params for each >button. >> >> It is a great pedal, just a little obtuse to program. thank god you >> only need do it once in most applications! I'm sure some other >> colleagues will chime in with their experience, and soon you'll have >> an inbox full of responses. All best to you, Todd >> >> On 2/20/08, *topu lyo* <topulyo@gmail.com <mailto:topulyo@gmail.com>> >> wrote: >> >> hey everyone >> >> >> was wondering if anyone is familiar with this pedal in use >> with the echoplex. >> >> >> i'm having trouble getting expression pedal B to work for volume. >> >> >> also is there a way so i don't have to program feedback and volume >> for every single pedal any shortcuts? any advice would be amazing!! >> >> >> >> >> >> On Feb 20, 2008, at 12:53 PM, Andy Owens wrote: >> >>> You know, this thing must be bigger than it looks on their >>> website, here is a pic from the log, looks much larger…. >>> >>> >http://guitar-systems.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2007/09/first_series_3.jpg >>> >>> Andy >>> >>> >>> >------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>> *From:* William Walker [mailto:billwalker@baymoon.com] >>> *Sent:* Wednesday, February 20, 2008 12:29 PM >>> *To:* Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com >>> <mailto:Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com> >>> *Subject:* Re: gas pedal midi foot controller >>> >>> Hey that gas pedal does look pretty cool, the lay out looks a bit >>> awkward, though, with several narrowly spaced rows of buttons. >>> I'd be worried I would continually false trigger presets., by >>> inadvertently stepping on front row switches while reaching for a >>> switch on the back row. Looks a bit like a Digital Music Corp >>> Ground Control Pro, only cuter. I bet you could control a Fucking >>> Fucker amp with one of those! Actually though it took me a while >>> to figure out how to program (not nearly as long as my first >>> attempts to decipher the FCB1010) I really love the Gordius >>> little Giant. Its more compact and more ruggedly built than the >>> FCB1010, and you can use any make of expression pedal to go with >>> it. At first a had to justify the expense as it is pricey, but >>> it is really well built and the switches or very smooth and the >>> architecture is as deep as the ocean. I look at it this way, why >>> trust the operation of several thousand dollars worth of audio, >>> computer, and looping gear to a$135 pedal that you cannot get >>> parts for? I'm on my fourth behringer FCB1010 in the last >>> 10+years, add them all up and I spent more combined than on the >>> one Gordius little Giant I recently bought. Not only that, , >>> Xavier, the guy who builds them, actually listens to feedback >>> from clients. Andy Butler alerted him to the fact that the >>> Gordius was producing more latency than Andy's dedicated EDP >>> pedal, so Xavier got busy and reduced the latency specs >>> dramatically. Try asking Behringer or Yamaha for that matter to >>> improve their midi latency. I'd be curious to see how much the >>> Gas pedal costs, it sure looks expensive, but more and more I >>> believe you can't really drink champagne on a beer budget >> >> >> >> >> >> >> -- >> http://www.toddreynolds.com |: >> http://myspace.com/toddreynoldsmusic |: >> ------------------------------------------------------|: >> 917.576.6166 >> todd@toddreynolds.com <mailto:todd@toddreynolds.com> >> toddreyn@gmail.com <mailto:toddreyn@gmail.com> >
