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So if I understand you correctly, in Command Center, my first IC would be set to Bank/Program, and I would set the "Program" number to the preset number on my Tempus, and then use a second IC to select Channel A or B using the correct CC message? Example: Tempus Preset 10A would look like IC1: Bank/Program > MIDI Channel 15 > Program 10 (all other parameters left off) IC2: MIDI CC > MIDI Channel 15 > CC#18 > Value (Any)

Sorry to necro this thread, but I just got a Stomp and am trying to configure it to control my tempus. I don't understand the first reply. When I look in Command Center, I only seem to pick between MC and CC as midi options. Within the CC options, I don't see any options for PC. Also, since there are a limited number of IC's in Command Center, is it possible to just call up a preset on the Tempus that already has all the parameters you want saved instead of sending multiple CC messages to configure what you want each time? Thanks for your help.

I have tried powering it both with my DC Brick (I know it's not an isolated power supply, but I've had it for years), and with a dedicated wall wart power supply with the same results. I have also tried running my guitar directly into the Echo Park, and then straight out into the front of both my amps again powering it with a dedicated power supply. As soon as a second cable is plugged into output 2 of the Echo Park, I start getting that clicking sound.

Just as the title says, I recently started using my Echo Park in stereo for the first time since I bought it new years ago. I know and have known about noise issues when not using an isolated power supply and that has never really been an issue for me. However, I recently got a second amp and decided to try running a stereo rig for the first time, but as soon as I plug a patch cable into the second output of my Echo Park, I get a loud clicking sound that then goes away as soon as I unplug the second output. Has anyone ever seen this before? Is there anything that can be done? Other than the clicking, which you can't hear when playing, it sounds fantastic.

Sorry to necro this thread, but I just started getting this same fast clicking noise from my Echo Park, but it only happens when I'm running stereo. I have tried using it with my DC Brick and with a stand alone power supply. Same issue. I even pulled the Echo Park off my board, ran my guitar directly into it, and stereo out to two amps with no other pedals and powered it with a dedicated supply and got the same clicking noise. Any suggestions?

There is no OEM footswitch. The suggested switch is the cheap fender single switch ones. Based on what you guys are saying I'd guess that fender one has a resistor.

As the title describes, I am trying to use my Helix as a footswitch to disable the amps reverb, and it does work, but when I push the foot switch it causes the amp to pop loudly for both on and off. Below is my configuration. Guitar>Helix>Monoprice Stage Right 15w amp (4CM); Exp1 to amp footswitch jack. EXP1 configured in Command Center for channel switching using Footswitch 5 as follows. Command = Ext Amp. Select = 1 and 2. Type = Latching. Looking for ideas how to make it stop popping. Otherwise it works fine to turn on and off the amps reverb.