Attached is my settings file. Another question. I don't see the new Source Audio EQ2 in the Editor. The original EQ is listed. When There a device that isn't listed , my understanding is to select PC/CC (something or other) and there the option to name it. But how does the Editor identify it when I transfer changes to the Editor? This is where Im REALLY in the dark.... I don't understand MIDI programming. This is the hurdle I must overcome so I can really take full advantage of the PBC and my pedals.
MIDI works only by channel number. The MIDI controller sends messages on a specific channel number, and any device that's set to that channel can receive it. As an example, the channel number you set in the editor for the Ventris has to match the MIDI channel the Ventris is actually set to. Right now, you have the Ventris set to channel 1. If your Nemesis was also set to MIDI channel 1, it would also respond to the same commands that you're sending to the Ventris. The device types and names are just there for convenience, they don't have any affect on how MIDI communications happen.
I had a look at your settings and the problem you're seeing is probably channel related. In the editor, you have both the Ventris and the Programmable EQ set to channel 1. When you change presets, the PBC goes down the device list and sends PCs to each device. The Ventris will respond to the PC that's intended to go to the Ventris, but it will also respond to the PC that's intended to go to the EQ (because both PCs are transmitted on channel 1).
To make a long story short - make sure each MIDI device is set to a different channel, and make sure the channel number in the Devices tab of the editor matches the channel number on the actual device.
I'm going to start with these two MIDI questions -
1. Can MIDI programming be done via the Editor and / or the PBC to the same degree?
2. My devices' hardware has limited preset capability - for example 8 maximum presets. Yet the manual states it can have up to 128 presets. How is that achieved?
1. You can do basic editing on the PBC (preset names, PC messages, songs, setlists, expression pedal), but there are a lot of things in the editor that you can't do on the PBC itself, including deep button editing.
2. I'm not sure which device you're referring to, but a lot of MIDI capable pedals allow you to select a small number of presets from the device itself, but will allow you to select a lot more presets when connected to a MIDI controller. This is probably the case with your pedal.