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Ndeni

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  1. I think the Echo Park has an expiration date. I bought one back in the day when they were new. One day it just crapped out, staying in one mode only and not responding to different detents in the delay type knob. I bought a new Echo Park cartridge and installed it and it's fine...for now. Out of fear it may suffer the same fate, I bought the DL4 mkII...given the lack of support for/issues with that, I fear I may have to abandon Line6 going forward. Sorry about your EP, that was a great sounding pedal.
  2. The link that RyanH9876 posted is a GREAT piece of software. To boot, the author of it is very responsive if asked questions on GitHub. He has made changes twice for me in the past two months and is open to suggestions. It's certainly not perfect, but it's like 90% there. I've been less than impressed with Line6 for their seeming lack of support for the MKII. If they're not willing to improve the product, maybe they should just shell out to have this guy write their programs! FWIW, until I can get my hands on a dedicated MIDI footswitch like the Morningstar or similar and am able to benefit from 128 presets, I am simply opening up the program's config file with Windows Notepad, copying the string for any presets that I plan to reuse and pasting it into a spreadsheet should I want to reuse it (which happens often for me). Then, simply copy-paste that string back into the config, save it, and boot the MKII editor. When the pedal is plugged in, it automatically syncs to the presets in the editor. All you need to do at this point in click-and-hold the respective switch on the MKII and it's saved.
  3. Suggestion: They should 100% make it so that FS5/6 can control the bank change. It seems silly to delegate this only to the Tap switch. It would be nice to keep the Tap switch as Tap functionality so that you can see the tap tempo with a light, and (to a lesser degree) so the buttons actually function as they're labeled. It seems there are available "led colors" in the global settings to simply add one more function to FS5/6. Example: I would love to keep stock functionality on board the DL4, then for a FS5/6 add-on, have the switches control bank change and looper (or any other available option). The current limitation seems arbitrary.
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