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Hooking HD Pro with an external Midi Foot Controller?


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Hi all,

 

Recently, I made a purchase of PEAK's FCB4N2 (http://www.peak2005.com/j/midi-foot-controllers/15-fcb4n2-programmable-midi-foot-controller-ver20.html).

 

Straight out of the box, I'm able to switch between presets and banks with it. The problem I'm having though is when I program P4 of it to be on tuner, when I hit P1/P2/P3 it doesn't revert back to the presets, it stays stuck on the tuner page.

 

Also, it doesn't make much of a difference if I had it set to 'ABCD' or '5-8' footswitch settings. 

 

Any ideas fellas?

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I don't have my Peak2005 controller in front of me, but I recall you have to set the preset (P4 in your case) to both turn on and off.   I did this when I used it with the TC Electronic G Major 2.   So you can enable the preset to use the tuner you click it once, then you'll click the same preset to turn it off.    Make sense?

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The tuner is turned on when the HD Pro receives a command on CC#69 with a value between 0 and 63. It's turned off when it receives a command on CC#69 with a value between 64 and 127. On the FCB4N2 (I have that pedal, too, btw), you can program up to 4 PC and 8 CCs to each footswitch. So if you want to have the tuner turn off when you hit one of the other switches, you'll have to program the CC#69 with a value of higher than 64 in it to each one as well as having the PC programmed.

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