Recent content by Sleestak

Agreed. I wouldn't even notice faster data transfer. For me, the key is stability and functionality, which the editor has in great abundance.

Perhaps a silly question... what would be the advantage of a native Apple Silicon version?

You bet. I'll set my rig up tonight. Let me know what to test.

I have both the MMGT16 and FM3 as well, so let me know if you need a third tester for confirmation purposes.

My setup is the GT16 controlling an AxeFX III and sending MIDI commands to my mixer. While it's useful for the GT to pull the preset names from the AxeFX, I almost never take advantage of that feature. The primary reason is that the GT has better logic for naming and managing Presets across...

GT22 -> rack via MIDI Then use MIDI IN / THRU on the devices to daisy chain them. Make sure each device is one a separate MIDI channel. The GT22 can send multiple commands on multiple MIDI channels with each button press. The programming is pretty easy via the RJM Editor.

I think your approach is completely reasonable. Start with the logical flow of the signal and control, then do the pedal tetris to make it fit together. Here's a few tips that I use when building and configuring pedalboards for customers: (1) Lay out everything on a large work surface such as a...

Can confirm this works. Another thing worthy of consideration: if you are powering the MMGT directly, you could use WiDi (see https://www.cme-pro.com/widi-master/) instead of a cable. It works beautifully, and I've had my controller more than 40 feet from my rack without any issues.

I can confirm that the GT16 does support LED footswitches. The schematic for the footswitches is in the owner's manual, and there are several companies that offer them on Reverb / eBay.

This ^^^ is the correct way to to it. I have an AxeFX III and an MMGT16. Works perfectly. If you want support, ping me and we can jump onto a zoom call and walk through the settings.

Thank you! I love RJM support.

Definitely check the ground situation on those wall outlets, and if you're using a power strip or rack-mounted power distro, check those outlets too. Make sure the GT power supply is plugged into the same power strip / power distro as the AxeFX, to avoid any ground potential between those feeds...

That is a seriously wicked board! Nice work.

I used a GT10 for many years before switching to the GT16. The most significant reason that I switched was that I wanted to use the GT controller in my studio for transport control and stuff. The GT10 is a great choice for a controller. I use an AxeFX III in my live rig. Here is the basic...

This ^^ is what stellar customer service looks like. I've never experienced anything else that meets the level of RJM for customer support. Great product. Great people.