Wonder if someone can answer this.... I checked the manual and didn't see anything like this...
If the GCP sends MIDI commands to GCX and Pedal Switchers on channel 01, can you basically have the GCP send a non message to those units when changing presets? Kind of like disabling a particular device from reacting at all. (i.e.)When I switch the GCP from preset to preset, the pedal switcher loop that was previously activated goes away each time unless I have (that particular loop) programmed into those other presets. I'd like the pedal switcher skipped when changing presets on the GCP. More or less telling the GCP to ignore messages to channel #01 at preset change. Is this possible? I don't want to do this with all my presets, but certain ones. Thanks.
GCP and pedal switcher message ignored
Re: GCP and pedal switcher message ignored
In a Ground Control Pro preset, you can in fact disable the GCX(s) so they do nothing. If your GCX and Pedal Switchers are responding as GCXs then do this...
1. Recall any Ground Control Pro preset you want to edit.
2. Press and Hold the Edit Button.
3. Use the Select Down Button to get to the "GCX-1" screen.
4. Press the No Button to disable the GCX for this preset. The screen will show "(GCX-1)".
5. Press the Edit Button to exit.
Let us know if you get stuck!
1. Recall any Ground Control Pro preset you want to edit.
2. Press and Hold the Edit Button.
3. Use the Select Down Button to get to the "GCX-1" screen.
4. Press the No Button to disable the GCX for this preset. The screen will show "(GCX-1)".
5. Press the Edit Button to exit.
Let us know if you get stuck!
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Re: GCP and pedal switcher message ignored
That is exactly what I wanted. Thank you for pointing that out. It took all of 10 minutes to achieve what I needed to happen.
I'll have to write out what I did in anticipation of the day that I'm left wondering why the loops are not turning on.
Thanks John!
I'll have to write out what I did in anticipation of the day that I'm left wondering why the loops are not turning on.
Thanks John!