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Absolutely no crosstalk using the 2528, I have used it extensively on multiple builds for both insert and regular mono connections - mostly for the very practical diameter when wiring up big looper boards with plenty of cabling to manage.

Hey Ron, thanks for sharing! Guys, I had a lot of fun shooting that little tutorial and I hope it will benefit you. Although it's already pretty deep I have not covered everything there is to it. As per my shout-out, I have gotten a few ideas via Youtube etc. for additional topics people are...

Looks like the Flint can stay. ;)

I must say I find this a tad redundant. While performing, the only relevant information is what part of the song you're on, so I name the presets accordingly. For editing the presets, Firmware 2.0 (I believe, correct me if I'm wrong here) added the option of making notes that won't be displayed...

I have to back Zach here. I would advise against investing a great deal of time into researching the reordering capabilities. Of course pedal order is a matter of taste, but with few exceptions, most of us seem to agree on one. Especially aiming at pro users, the music we get called up to play...

But what if he were to put the Flint and the Timeline in let's say loop 9 and 10, set them both to parallel, and then turn off the dry signal on the PBC? Neither should be affecting each other, and he would still have a dry signal present from the Flint which can't be set to kill dry.

Follow up regarding the tuner: While I believe the accuracy to be absolutely sufficient, I think the graphics could be revamped to allow for more intuitive usage. I find the small bar used for fine-tuning extending both ways a bit misleading without a reference to the center. Also maybe a...

Re-opening this thread with a new suggestions on cable assemblies. I just started using VanDamme for all my audio leads and it is by far the best sounding (or least sounding...) cable I have used. I comes in a 6mm diameter variety for instrument leads and a 4.5mm variety for patch applications...

There are aftermarket relay kits, that can be installed in place of a conventional 3pdt switch. If you wire that up to a TS jack instead of a switch, It'd be possible. I'll try and find a link to such a kit.

I know the feeling. I sometimes feel compelled to explore the PBC more intimately, but as long as all my needs are met and there is no real need driving said explorations, what's the point. I let the gig dictate what I need, I think that is the healthiest approach to such a powerful unit. I take...

Haha, I'm a Strymon artist, if anything, I'll compliment you for it! Order of loops seems sensible. You may want to experiment with putting the pre section of the mobs after fuzz and possibly compression, depending on the algorithms you are planning to use. Some work better after. But I could...

1. I suppose, patching it into an insert point would be the most sensible thing to do, since patching it into a loop will effectively yield one less loop total. 2. Since you now have 15 loops, but only 11 physical buttons on the pbc, you obviously can't have direct access to all of them on a...

Awesome, you're a life-saver!

How recently did you fix it? He was running 2.1.1 I believe. I updated it for him. I told him to get 2.1.2 regardless of the issue. I have tried to replicate the bug on my pbc with firmware matching his, and using his backup file, unsuccessfully.

One of my clients has reached out to me with aforementioned problem. Every time he changes the state of a funtion switch (controlling additional loops via a secondary unit in his case), and sends those settings to the pbc, he ends up with that preset or another one being wiped clean. Buffers...

There are more accurate ones out there - namely the sonic research stuff, their tuning is ridiculously sharp - but the integrated one is very good and usable. Also, it's readable in direct sunlight, depending on the contrast setting - very important. It's sufficient for both live and studio use...

Would it be possible to widen the range for tuner calibration? Had to do a session in 432hz a while ago.

Firstly, it acts as a sort of buffer for MIDI signals. They can sometimes get messed up after long cable runs or after being fed through too many devices. And secondly, it splits the signal, instead of daisy-chaining it, which serves the same purpose.

That's the one. They only have one Midi through box, it's an active 3 way model. Like I said, you may not need it at all. If you were to use that one, just attach the PBC to the MIDI in, 3 devices on the respective MIDI outs and the last one you'll have to chain. Hope that helps! Enjoy your PBC...

Sweet selection, my man! A MIDI splitter can be helpful, although this layout does not require very long cable runs and it's "only" 4 MIDI controlled pedals. You may be fine just daisy-chaining them. I recommend getting a little junction/patch box just because it's a pain to plug cables from the...