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It's missing a few changes for the amp. It'd be great if someone could record all the undocumented MIDI changes while making them. I wanted something simple I could control remotely with my phone or any computer that has shell access. Honestly, I think it'd be best to have it accessible by a web server with a nice JavaScript frontend (just copy the line6 app); then any machine could access it. Recently, I haven't had much time to play with it. as for building I used Debian 12 stable that has gcc version 12.2.0 I assumed the built in binaries would run on many Debian based systems. What os do you run? I never program in C. I just figured I should since sound and latency.

I recommend a raspberry pi 3 or greater running rasbian (started coming with Bluetooth and wireless) can find for less than 20 USD many people have them lieing around. Has 4 usb ports can add cheap traditional midi interface if desired. Lots of software available

I would be involved for initial setup but after that it would just turn on when the amp turns on with the midi routing you set to connect. Connect the cat USB and hx USB connected to the pi I'm going to hard wire a USB transformer right from where the power comes in and mount it in the speaker cab with the ports facing out. I don't want extra plugs I want it all self contained.

You could skip the USB host option and get a raspberry pi 3 or higher (I've seen used for 5-20 bucks online) pi zero is 15.00 new (doesn't have full size ports) With the pi you have a full computer. You can route midi between USB, record audio, play or stream audio, use a sequencer, control the amp wirelessly. Possibilities are endless. I purchased the 100 for the midi in, but the 60 would of been fine. The midi in is only a midi in (for controllers) The USB is an Audio input, Audio output, Midi in, & Midi out for setting dumps Linux alsa (default sound system) can route midi with one command no extra software needed. aconnect -l Shows u device numbers on system aconnect <device from> <device to> Have it issue the command on start and your done

I've been working on a Linux editor for the Line 6 Catalyst amps and a setup tool for the FCB1010 MIDI Foot Controller. Both apps feature a text-based, menu-driven interface that’s user-friendly and accessible from any device, whether connected locally or remotely. You can connect a Raspberry Pi or similar microcomputer to your rig and easily modify settings from anywhere over Wi-Fi or the internet. **Catalyst Editor**: The app currently supports MIDI CCs (in manual), and I'm looking for the official SysEx data for the Catalyst. If anyone has access to this data, please share it to save me from reverse engineering! **FCB1010 App**: I’ve also included Catalyst SysEx presets in the dumps folder, so you can make the FCB1010 work seamlessly with the Catalyst amp. Any app that can send SysEx data will work; you don't need mine. **Check them out:** Both have binaries built for x64 Linux included if you don't want to compile source code - **Catalyst Editor (Work in Progress)**: GitHub - catalyst-editor - **FCB1010 App** (with Catalyst SysEx presets): GitHub - fcbtool I'm considering after I'm finished developing a web-based GUI version in the future to ensure it’s accessible on any device with a browser. Your feedback and suggestions are welcome! --- Let me know if you need further changes!

Any luck on this? Would be a real help. I just finished a Linux fcb1010 app to so I could setup it easy with the catalyst and I'm starting work on a catalyst editor. I'm making them text user interface but friendly(menu driven) so you can connect a raspberry pi or similar microcomputer to your rig and just modify from any device wireless over wifi. Can be same network or through internet across the world. I've already included the midi cc and pc now I need to start on the sysex format for the little details. Here is working fcb1010 app. I will add my sysex in dumps folder this week so anyone with it can make it work with catalyst(the app isn't needed any app that can send sysex can be used.) https://github.com/trafficpest/fcbtool Here is the incomplete catalyst editor for Linux check here for updates https://github.com/trafficpest/catalyst-editor I might make it web browser based the future to give it a gui but still remain compatible with all device with browsers.