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John, thank you so much - it worked! Apologies for the noob question!

Is it possible when using the 10 presets on GC Pro to have the 0 as 10? Trying to set this channel on my Triaxis but the Triaxis does not recognise channel 0.

I see two possibilities for programming errors that could cause this... 1) Are you using any Ground Control Pro Instant Access buttons to control Effect Blocks within the G-Major 2? If so, make sure to leave them set to their default behavior of "Normal" rather than "Transmit with Preset". 2) Are y...

I'm not sure if this is an issue with my GCPro or with my G Major 2 but when I recall a user preset in my G Major 2 using the recall button on the G Major I have 4 effects selected e.g. chorus, delay, reverb and filter; however when I recall the same preset using the GCPro only 2 of the effects are ...

THanks John, does that mean for example on preset one I can select the expression pedal to control the volume, and on preset 2 I can select the expression pedal to control pitch? This is precisely what that means. Expression pedal function and target device is programmable for each preset. Also can...

The actual function that the expression pedal performs is programmed per Ground Control Pro preset. On one Ground Control Pro preset Pedal 1 can send Control Change 007 on MIDI channel 1 and on another Ground Control Pro preset Pedal 1 can send Control Change 122 on MIDI channel 5... basically you ...

The Ernie Ball pedals are quite bullet proof and have been a long time go to for Ground Controls. Just about any passive pedal will work with the Ground Control Pro. p.s. Never mind the pot value... Ground Control Pro does not care. If you must pick, pick a value that suits any other need you may h...

...and I have the same answer. ;) You need two Insert Point cables. An Insert Point cable looks like a Y cable with a single TRS (Stereo) end that breaks out to two TS (Mono) ends. Your amp has 4 switchable functions accessible from two TRS (Stereo) jacks. An Insert Point cable connected to each fo...

...and I have the same answer. ;) You need two Insert Point cables. An Insert Point cable looks like a Y cable with a single TRS (Stereo) end that breaks out to two TS (Mono) ends. Your amp has 4 switchable functions accessible from two TRS (Stereo) jacks. An Insert Point cable connected to each fo...

I have the same question regarding the Engl Powerball. The Powerball has 2 stereo jack footswitch sockets but each socket controls 4 functions. So socket one can select channel 1, channel 2, lo-gain, high gain. Socket 2 also has 4 different settings. Therefore do I need to use a single stereo jack t...