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I don’t normally use snapshot mode though. I just leave it in preset mode so it displays 01A, 01B, and 01C. Morningstar got back to me and said there’s a way to do what I want in the Morningstar editor apparently. ”The valid PC numbers for the MC6 is PC#0 to PC#29, which will recall Banks 1 - 30 respectively. You can't change what PC numbers are assigned to each bank. But you could use the MIDI Message Converter feature to convert the incoming PC message to a different PC number before it gets processed by the MC6. However, you can only convert up to 16 messages. Here's an example where an incoming PC#42 message will be converted to PC#5 at the Input (before it gets processed) so you can use the PC#42 to recall Bank 6:

Forgive me but what is SS IC?

The reason I want to do this is I use my MC6 kind of like a pedalboard, each button turns on the mod/od/boost/amp sim. I don’t want to preset change on MC6 because id have to toggle through and it would change presets every time I toggled up

But how do I get it to change the banks on my MC6 if the PC Tx is off?

Hi, I have 2 MIDI cables plugged into a stomp and MC6. What I would like to do is select a preset on the stomp and it’s correlating bank will activate on the MC6. The way I organized presets is basically Fender/miscellaneous/plexiglass, each focused on the same mod or filter. What that means is I’d like those 3 separate presets to all trigger the same PC message so my MC6’s name cards for each button matches. instead what’s happening is 01A is triggering bank 1 on MC6, 02A is triggering bank 2. Is there a way in the stomp to change what PC message is sent to a connected midi device? Or is it stuck to its order of PC?

Thank ya kindly!

Does anyone know if after sending tap tempo from Stomp to an MC6 can I then send out to a Flashback 2 or other delay that accepts a Jack for tap tempo? I suppose this is more of a Morningstar question

My compressor is set mild and to 31% mix. It's definitely just to tighten things up and emulate some tube compression I believe? I'm not sure but I think that's why Jason Sadites did it

Ok, that's what I thought; of course the sensei is right. Well in that case, can I set the Expression to do - ∞dB to +8.4dB and still have my Morningstar send a message to make it go to +12dB? It seems like these will contradict each other. My idea about the amp doing the boost instead will still hit the compressor and maybe not boost as much as I'd like

Hey! I found a John Mayer preset by Jason Sadites pretty soon after getting my stomp and kind of emulated all my Fender amps after that specific preset. He has the LA Studio Comp last in the chain. Is there a way to kind of mimic this in an amp sim so I don't need to use that block? It does sound better with it on and I'm using it as my solo boost (+8.4dB to +12dB) BUT, I'm setting up a Mission expression pedal and it's making me evaluate the templates I have. Issue 1 is my outboard OD pedal is before wah currently so I need to place it in the loop. That may cause issues with some mods before dirt (I prefer some before and some after) and some after reverb but most post-verb ones would be tremolo or Leslie anyway. Not a huge issue Issue 2 is ability to control the volume with the amp sim or post-amp compressor block and still having a volume boost for solos. I'd prefer not to ride the pedal for solo boosts but maybe i can change boosts to affect amp and amp eq parameters. Issue 3 is the compressor question above. If I can omit that block, is there a way to do two FX Loops in series or must they always be parallel? That may fix issue 1.

How would you route things if this were you? I have a Wampler Paisley Deluxe before the stomp, Stomp, Keeley Delay Workstation in the loop, an MC6 for controlling and looping, and a Mission expression pedal For such and such. problem is my wah is after od this way but if I put it in the loop, all of my mods will be pre od. If I wait til firmware 3.0 then maybe I can have 2 loops?

It’s true bypass and it’s the only pedal before the stomp. I have a Keeley Delay Workstation in a Loop as well but that’s true bypass

Hey! I have a Wampler Paisley Deluxe on my mini board. I also have it on my main board into a Deluxe Reverb Reissue and it sounds great. My issue is the pedal into the Stomp has a kind of dull quality about it. There's a hazy hairiness to the tone in a subtle way. It's not outright bad but it doesn't have the same character as my other Paisley pedal. This is for any amp in the Stomp but I have it usually on a DR or Plexi. I have impedance maxed so I don't believe that's causing an issue. Anyone else encounter this with an OD?

Gotcha. This all seems to make sense. I'm not really performing the looping stuff currently, just for playing around. The soundscape kind of stuff normally isn't that long so 60 seconds (even 30) would be enough but... if I don't plan on looping in the Stomp, I could get away with using the ditto x2 and just get like a Jet Micro or something cheaper than the MC6. I would still need to use a block so I could have loops after reverb and be able to use the usb interface for recording... I play for Kishi Bashi and he just uses a DL4 for live looping. Mono seems to be enough for him and he sums a mic and violin signal to it. I've had a little trouble with my Ditto X2 switches before so my inclination is to go for internal looper. But I dunno.. Your insight is helpful though, thank you!