Recent content by rjmmusic

If your PCs are coming out too high, especially by a multiple of 128 (+/-1), that's a MIDI bank issue. Do you have any buttons or expression pedals that happen to be sending CC#0 or CC#32? That would cause a new MIDI bank to be selected.

Yes, for sure, since both the Mark 7 and the Axe-Fx are MIDI capable, the GT will work will with them. You only need a few MIDI cables to connect them.

I'll take a look at your settings when I get a chance. Do you remember what firmware you were on before updating to the most recent?

Unfortunately, there isn't any workaround that I can think of. To change IA actions, you'll have to change to a new button page.

Does it do anything weird if nothing at all is plugged into the expression pedal 1 input? Or if the pedal isn't moving?

There aren't as many racks being built these days, but see if you can find any old pics from Dave Friedman (Rack Systems) or Dave Philips (LA Sound Design). They probably post on Instagram, and there should be some old internet forum posts you could search for. They do great work.

Ok, I'll look into it.

Ok, please send me your settings file and I'll investigate.

Still the same answer, the left output is sent to the next loop. Only the main output is capable of summing to mono.

It's best described as "frequently postponed" and "barely started", unfortunately. :-/

Is there a tempo set in each song? If Ignore Preset Tempos is turned on, and the current song's tempo isn't set to a specific value, then it won't send anything.

Mixing mono and stereo pedals in loops 7-10 requires special cables. Please check the post "USING STEREO EFFECTS" at the top of the forum, it has all the details.

There's a setting in Global Settings: "Mute when tuner output active". Turn that off and it'll fix it for you.

I've run it on High Sierra (10.13)

USB isolators are the best solution for this. They sell a few on Amazon. The one that I currently have is no longer made, but any USB 2.0 isolator should do the job.