I have a question. I now have a Bugari-Evo. Do you think this setup will work for it, since it does have the FR-8x engine? Although it seems to be somewhat modified.
Hi there, thanks for posting! I'm pretty sure that the EVO could be made to work with the BK-7m, as they are very close. I would first try the V-accordion setting exactly as above, and then if it doesn't work, I would research what channels the EVO uses and just match them up in the BK-7m and save that settings. The BK should be flexible enough to accommodate any possible differences.
Hi thanks for posting! I made my own custom pedals. The switches are simple momentary switches, but this is how I dealt with that: ua-cam.com/video/DfJB-Iy_-NY/v-deo.htmlsi=NCZc_PXcQuiqK5eo I hope that helps!
How to build the hardware connection between the cable connector and the BK-7m? Are you asking for the pinout diagram, how to wire the switches inside the box or something else? If the pinout is what you are asking about... it is extemely simple. Refer to: syner-g.no-ip.biz/mymusic/pedals/
Finally getting around to hooking up the Bugari. Do I understand the instructions, I am not hooking up the in midi on the accordion to the out midi on the BK7M? Only the out midi on the accordion to the in midi on the BK. I don't have a mixer. Then connect the BK to the Amp. Thanks.
Hi thanks for posting. First, you need *2* WIDI master kits. The in and out go in to both the ins and outs on the EVO and the BK. The reason for that is that the wire from the MIDI IN powers the MIDI OUT side, so you need BOTH, same rule for the EVO. After that, turn on the BK, wait a few seconds, then turn on the 8X and watch the BK connect as the MIDI connection is made.
Thanks for taking the time to reply, but the person that I initially made this video for had no problems following along successfully. At what point did you have difficulties, I would like to see if I could help.
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I have a question. I now have a Bugari-Evo. Do you think this setup will work for it, since it does have the FR-8x engine? Although it seems to be somewhat modified.
Hi there, thanks for posting! I'm pretty sure that the EVO could be made to work with the BK-7m, as they are very close. I would first try the V-accordion setting exactly as above, and then if it doesn't work, I would research what channels the EVO uses and just match them up in the BK-7m and save that settings. The BK should be flexible enough to accommodate any possible differences.
Thanks. I'll give it a shot. Keep up the great work. @@JerryPH
nice Tutorial, I would like to know how you made into the FC pedal connection betwen yours switch?
Hi thanks for posting! I made my own custom pedals. The switches are simple momentary switches, but this is how I dealt with that:
ua-cam.com/video/DfJB-Iy_-NY/v-deo.htmlsi=NCZc_PXcQuiqK5eo
I hope that helps!
@@JerryPH I understand how to setup, my question es how you build the hardware connection?
How to build the hardware connection between the cable connector and the BK-7m? Are you asking for the pinout diagram, how to wire the switches inside the box or something else?
If the pinout is what you are asking about... it is extemely simple. Refer to:
syner-g.no-ip.biz/mymusic/pedals/
Finally getting around to hooking up the Bugari. Do I understand the instructions, I am not hooking up the in midi on the accordion to the out midi on the BK7M? Only the out midi on the accordion to the in midi on the BK. I don't have a mixer. Then connect the BK to the Amp. Thanks.
Hi thanks for posting. First, you need *2* WIDI master kits. The in and out go in to both the ins and outs on the EVO and the BK. The reason for that is that the wire from the MIDI IN powers the MIDI OUT side, so you need BOTH, same rule for the EVO. After that, turn on the BK, wait a few seconds, then turn on the 8X and watch the BK connect as the MIDI connection is made.
thanks once again.@@JerryPH
Easy said then done, you should've made a video & showed what your talking about,
Thanks for taking the time to reply, but the person that I initially made this video for had no problems following along successfully. At what point did you have difficulties, I would like to see if I could help.