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Try plugging in the Bigsky straight into the PBC's MIDI output, trying a different cable if the first one doesn't work.

So, you changed both the firmware and the pedals at the same time? What are you using to make the MIDI connections? It would have to have changed a bit since one pedal now uses TRS MIDI.

It could be any number of things. Are you saying that it worked before you upgraded the firmware? If so, what version did you update from?

The order doesn't matter to the PBC. It's internal noise performance is the same regardless of which loop you put first. But, if you have a pedal that's kind of noisy, putting it before a pedal that adds gain will definitely be more noisy than putting the noisier pedal second in the order. Yes

The system test should run through all 7 buttons and LEDs. It's likely that the upper button row is either disconnected or not working.

You could put the Riptide first, but you would only get a mono signal from it, because the Player only has a mono input. When wiring a PBC/10 for stereo, be sure to follow the recommendations in the "Using Stereo Effects" post at the top of this forum. It's also mentioned in the user manual.

In that case it would connect the last mono return's tip to output's tip and ring.

Yes, it should be fine, unless multiple pedals have super low input impedance.

I'm sorry, it's not possible to have a USB connection between the two.

It could be a number of things. Some pedals will drop out when they change presets. Or, if you're experiencing a very, very short dropout (15 milliseconds), that could be the Clickstopper circuit in the PBC. It mutes the signal while the PBC's relays switch to prevent a relay-generated click...

I tried your settings here and the issue is that MIDI Receive Channel is set to 8. For everything to work correctly. MIDI Receive Channel needs to be set to a channel that's not used by any other device in the system, including devices that are used for CC Link. MIDI Receive Channel is used...

Make sure the OD-200 isn't set up to send MIDI. There may be options to transmit PCs and/or CCs in its setup menu.

Try updating the firmware on the HX One, I think there may have been a related bug in early releases. I seem to remember updating mine.

Maximum 550mA, but that's with every loop turned on. Each loop, when turned on, draws around 34mA.

Thanks for letting us know! I was scratching my head over this one, glad to hear it you figured it out!

I just noticed that CC Link isn't turned on for your Scene buttons. Try turning that on and see if it starts working.

To set up CC Link, you're going to need to add an action to each of your scene buttons. The first one provides the link to Ableton, the second actually sends the message to the QC. It would look something like this: Remote Scenes / CC Toggle #10 off:0 on:127 Quad Cortex:Scene A / CC Toggle #43...

It's not the same as a Tone Saver, but an improved version. The only thing it doesn't have is internal voltage conversion, so if you want the buffer to run at 18V, you need to give it 18V. It doesn't have the isolated split, either, but it does have output level controls.

I haven't heard anything bad about it, but to be fair, I haven't heard about it much at all.

With Direct Send on, that should do the job. I'm not sure why it wouldn't be working at this point. I guess you could try to see if setting a crazy high wait period would make it work.