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Thanks for the reply. I'll probably suck it up and import one when there's stock then - the bridge 4 looks pretty perfect for what I'm after. Andertons and Peach guitars are both doing pretty huge online sales In the UK and they've both set up deals with smaller builders in the past to get good products in the past. Probably depends on how much stock you can generate thb because at the price you're asking with the functions available you don't really have much competition as far as I can see. Cheers guys.

The Flexiport is more limited in its applications due to a limit on the voltage and current of the device it hooks up to. The CLiCK is kitted out with high-voltage relays which can interface with big old gear like footswitch channel switching jacks on many older amplifiers which would normally be incompatible with the Flexiport. For more details on the Flexiport limitations, please see the BRIDGE user manuals where there is a detailed section on compatibility for the Switch Out mode.

@@PIRATEMIDI Thank you for the reply! Here is a quote from the manual: "When set to ‘’Switch Out” mode, the Flexiport will act like an analog switch. This can be used to control functions on non-MIDI pedals that have a switch input like a tap tempo footswitch in or some other function." There is nothing in the text that mentions the limitations that you're referring to, neither does it specify the need to have an extra device (Click) to have it functioning. If I had known that it wouldn't work, I would perhaps opt for a different device or at least buy the Click and save on combined shipping. But now I am a bit disappointed, because the Bridge6 doesn't do what it says it should do in the manual. Now I will have to get the Click separately, and it is next to impossible to find one in Europe ( All I am saying is it should be communicated more clearly in the manual.

@@P3ace_makerah my mistake - there is a warning section at the top of the flexiport chapter, not specifically at the switch out section. This can be found on page 21 (and across the page 22).

The switch out function does not require a click. Only devices with higher voltage on their auxiliary jacks require a click. The details are in the manual as I said above 😊

If the amp has MIDI, you don't need to worry about channel switching - that's all done over MIDI. However, if the amp isn't MIDI controlled, you need to check that voltage the switching jack is sending out. Plug a patch cable into it and use a multimeter to check the DC voltage on the cable. If it's above 3.3v, (5v or 9v+ etc) then the Flexiport on the BRIDGE can't do it, and the CLiCK is the answer. If it's 3.3v, then the BRIDGE can do the switching from the Flexiport. Cheers!

@@PIRATEMIDI Super helpful answer - thanks so much guys. I will do so.

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Not usually, but some amps might be compatible - particularly very new models. However, if your amp doesn't meet the quite stringent voltage requirement for the footswitch jack, then our relay switching interface - CLiCK - is what you need

It doesn't look like the vertex boost has an external switching jack?

Right it’s an external expression to turn the boost all the way from 0db to I think 16db maybe

Do you think I could wire the relay to the on/off switch?

You could do something like that with a lot of technical know-how and electronics skill, but you're better off finding a custom MIDI mod solution. The CLiCK isn't designed for modding pedals.

Thanks! 🤩

Correct, except that you will only arrive at a 50/50 mix in either direction because you have a parallel 100% dry and 100% wet at each end of the sweep. The only way to do this is to also have a midi capable pedal with volume in each path, or a stereo pan. Then set the desired end mix on the delay and reverb, this will give you a nicer blend in this scenario If you really want control a separate dry though and run wet dry wet in parallel

@@roscius6204 this is exactly what GFI Duophony (or maybe some other advanced parallel mixers) allows you to do. You can control the balance of fully wet parallel signals, and you have a separate control over the dry signal level in each of the channels.

@@silentguitarplayer6430 I did look at those. I felt like whilst really good at a specific task, it fell into the $500 one trick pony for my needs, mostly because you are choosing the pedals to mix and are stuck with that configuration, at least that was my take on it. Great if that's what your after, like your Delay//Reverb example. I still use a simple old LS2 in 1 loop to blend a Klone > Argo with a Tim > SD1 into an ODR1...🙄I know.. For Stereo parallels I like the standard series/parallel option for delay and reverb but I also like to add specific FX into those paths, for example a filter into or after the delay with the core tone and mods into the reverb in parallel........ current favorite. I can Expression or LFO pan this too (great with tremolo) and or use the Boost in the TimeLine and BigSky I use an ML10X in the FX loop of my PreAmp which is in the parallel loop of an ES8 All my stereo rack and pedal FX are in the ML10X. Boosts Comps Fuzz and ODs are in the other ES8 loops. There's certainly scope for a better loop/mixer in the market. There's limitations with ML10X (no level control) and the Switchblade is horrifically pricey. Something Stereo with Level and Pan that preferably could be implemented multiple times in the chain. Hope this isn't too much information. I love that there's an Aus company going down this rabbit hole.🤗🤗

@@roscius6204 No worries, this is a perfect amount of info to my taste ) I can see your point, and I can see where you're going. This is exactly what bothered me as well, when I got GFI Duophony at first - the fact that you're kind of stuck with two parallel-mixed chains (yes, you've read it right - chains, not pedals, because you can put several pedals in series (or even in parallel!!!) in each of the two Duophony loops, and have all the fun in the world with them ) But I also got myself an ML10X exactly for this purpose - to make the Duophony loops more flexible. The way I have it set up now is that one of Duophony's loops has the entire ML10X in it. So I have several pedals in series in Duophony's loop A, and the ML10X with a bunch of other effects in Loop B. So for loop B I have an option to bring in an endless amoun of sound variations from pedals in ML10X loops, and then mix/blend/serialize with what I have in the Loop A to my taste. It's not perfect on paper, but I have yet to try enough combinations to think that I need anything more :)))

Does that heart mean it’s coming???? 😜

Yes that's what it's designed for :)

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The feature required more editor development than we were able to get done before 2.0 release, so the framework is there in firmware, but the actual process for using the feature is not yet built into the editor. It'll be coming in an update soon - but I don't have a date timeline yet.

The feature required more editor development than we were able to get done before 2.0 release, so the framework is there in firmware, but the actual process for using the feature is not yet built into the editor. It'll be coming in an update soon - but I don't have a date timeline yet.

Sounds good. Can’t wait! That will change the game altogether.

found schematic ... centre negative

@@AnthonyDunstan Yup - standard guitar stompbox 2.1mm centre negative. Sorry for the late reply!

We will be adding a delay messages in a future update - it's very high on the priority list for the next update or two.

Stay tuned! :)

Musicians like you who push MIDI flexibility to the limits are what keeps us going. Thanks for supporting us!

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@@PIRATEMIDI is not free

@@PIRATEMIDI It's not free as you say!! I became a member with you, now I delete this!! I don't think what you are doing is good LIES don't live long!!

@@4nedjo22 Chapter 2 is free, and always will be as a resource for learning MIDI. The rest of the book is not free. I'm sorry, but I think you had misunderstood.

From my experience it seems as if you load a preset and then you can change anything. If you don't save your changes to overwrite the preset, then the next time you load that preset none of your changes will have "stuck" but you can change things on the fly with no negative side effects at all.

@@PIRATEMIDI Interesting! Thanks for the response

@@PIRATEMIDI is it possible to get a download of these exact BRIDGE4 settings to use as a template with my Revelation?

@@rdneil23 I'm sorry, but I've already cleared these settings off my Bridge multiple times since recording this video! I did walk through how to set up the Bridge like this in this video, so let me know if there was any particular part of it that's confusing or difficult and I'll happily help out!

@@PIRATEMIDI no worries, I figured as much- will do, appreciate the helpful videos!

I haven't seen any mention of MIDI on the documentation and marketing for the Mighty Plug Pro sorry

At this point, no we haven't got it planned in the near future to import scene and preset names from the fractal onto the screen of the Bridge. (If that's not what you meant, please reply!) :)

Fantastic!

Glad you like them! I'll definitely consider doing that soon! ☺️

Hi, will this book be available in a paper version?

​@@grahamlong5969 not at launch but we are looking into the possibility of a hard copy down the track. It is laid out for print though, so a local print shop might be able to help you out! 😊

It's not free?

​@@shakesquire84 Chapter two, which is a foundational introduction to MIDI for pedalboards, is free! :)

Unfortunately the Cloudburst does not have the ability to set those externally. They can only be changed on power-up with the onboard controls.

Hi Shane, the setlist feaure in this video is not yet finished. This was an early preview. The editor support for the setlist feature will be finished soon, but is not currently fully functional or editable. There is a UI onboard the device which is still accessible, but we're planning to disable that for the v2.0 full release which will be ready to go in the next couple of weeks. The setlist feature will be finished off with a high priority as a post 2.0 release update :)

Yes you can!

No, sorry. Currently you can either let it send all of them, or one at a time.

@@PIRATEMIDI I think, this could be quite useful. Something to think about in future updates.

Yeah that's correct. The UI modes are "Extended" or "Simple" with Simple UI mode removing some information for a cleaner and easier to read interface.

Thanks! It's been a lot of work to get to this point, but it's very exciting to finally be here :)

There's plenty of those available. RJM Amp Gizmo. NUX PMS-2. Nobels MS-4. There are a few more.

@@Lavabug as far as I know, the best one is made by disaster area. That one covers the full spectrum with multiple outputs. Having just one knowing that people probably have more than one pedal that needs tap tempo takes up a port for one that could be for many. I have yet to see a guitar pedal board oriented USB hub though from anyone.