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Hi all,I know this is old news and has been discussed all over this site and the web in general.But, the info out there is very broken up and sparse for someone new to midi and home studio recording.So I have my setup, my new pc, my studio monitors, audio interface, guitars of course, amp, GR5, DAW, video software, all of it.I have made a couple of recordings already. But I wanted to add to my gear, I sought out the FCB1010 as it is still currently highly regarded.

I obtained the uno chip (for use with GR5 and it's stomp box modes). I have tried 3 different editors and nothing even recognizes my FCB1010. Hmmm,I am not at my FCB1010 at the moment to double check the control center.But I will as soon as I can.I assume that I should have the 2 midi cables connected as the purpose of most editors is to upload sysex files right?I wonder if that is why the editors aren't even seeing my FCB1010.I have both the Dixon editor and the official one.My daw is Mixcraft 8 pro studio.I attempted to look into the midi options there. But nothing come up under midi other than it seeing my Scarlett 2i4 (with as far as I got last night). To show you my Scarlett is selected, and the message at the lower right when I attempt to sync.Is it possible my uno chip is garbage? When I installed, a pin bent, but I was able to simply bend it back and seat the chip in nice and solid. Let's say a chip was pooched, I should still get something to recognize the foot switch right?I tried GR5 via plug in through Mixcraft again, and no luck there either.

Link: LG-FCB Uno control center editor for your Uno modded. Idoser 4.5 300 doses download free apps download. $11 is a no brainer.me thinks i'll order one especially for the functionality with the software that is avail for mac. How did you get the order for $11.00 free shipping? I am hesitating to install Java because of security issues.

Scarlett is selected as the midi device in Mixcraft.Thanks again for any help you can provide. Click to expand.OK. Let's go through the steps again (as shown in the manual), just in case:1) Connections:. MIDI Cable 1: FCB1010 MIDI OUT MIDI IN Scarlett. MIDI Cable 2: Scarlett MIDI OUT MIDI IN FCB1010Then in the FCB Control Center:2) Setup Select MIDI Ports: Select the MIDI IN/OUT of the Scarlett (and also re-check if the Focusrite USB MIDI shown in your screenshot is the only Scarlett MIDI port available, just in case).

So I just wanted to add this screenshot.This 'Wavetable Synth' thing comes up every time as an option before I manually select Focusrite. Is this a possible culprit?.of note, when I refresh, the 'Wavetable Synth' shows up as default under midi out forcing me to select Focusrite again. Still experiencing those timeouts everytime I try to sync.I am unable to access Guitar Rig 5 as standalone, it's apparently a well known glitch. I was able to when I installed just a week ago, but I had to use as a plug in in order to access it just a few days later. Lot's of people were experiencing the issue in the past, and as far as I know, there is still no resolution. It's a pain, but I always play along mp3 files and such anyway an typically have my DAW open while practicing.

I just hope that it doesn't keep me from being able to 'learn' the midi signals if and when it is working.About the bent pin, I attempted to insert the chip when I first got it. Pushed it in, but noticed one chip was 'squished' as it did not make it (due to all pins being bent outward). So I removed it, lightly pull the pin back in place, then seated. Everything looked seated properly and I hope I didn't just mess it up.When I power on my footswitch, I can change switches, depress the pedals and see the parameters as I do so, so I would hope that the chip itself is fine. Course I would have no problem ordering another if that was the reason for my headache, just doesn't seem like it.I do however use my Scarlett as my main soundcard for all pc applications as well.

Such as playing games and listening through my headphones connected to my Scarlett. Click to expand.I also have the Wavetable Synth option showing up here.

In general, as long as the Focusrite USB MIDI is selected in the end, it should be fine.And as already mentioned in a previous post: just make sure that no other applications are running in the background (when using the FCB Control Center) which might have the Focusrite MIDI IN/OUT port selected at the same time.If you haven't already, I'd recommend using MIDI-OX (see link in my previous post) to check if you can get a MIDI connection from the FCB there.Something else which came into mind: after installing the UnO (firmware) chip, did you already do the following? First time you start up the floorboard with the new firmware (installed, a memory initialization is needed in order to clear the extra memory, used by the UnO firmware but not by the original firmware (and therefore in a random state at the moment of upgrade)Extended memory is initialized as follows: Switch off the board, and keep the 1 and 9 keys pressed while switching it on again. Keep the 2 switches pressed until the display turns black.

After releasing the 2 switches, a countdown from 9 to 0 starts. After that, the board is ready to use. Okay, so I followed the video (as far as the program seeing my footswitch), which it doesn't. It sees focusrite, and when I select it as an output as well and try to depress switches and the pedals, nothing happens.

I even tried leaving the 'wavesynth' as a midi out to see if I would get results on that program like the video, but nope.Everything is brand new, my footswitch, computer, uno chip, midi cables, no idea what the heck this is.Last screen is just a picture of what I should be seeing as per the video.I posted an amazon link earlier in the thread to the cables I purchased. Perhaps you wouldn't mind taking a look? Just in case there is something that screams at you 'incompatible'? But again, my Scarlett led does blink when switches are depressed.It's too bad nobody showed up yet with a reply like 'oh yeah, I had this issue, just do this' something that is extremely simple and was overlooked. But that hope is dying lol.Is this a driver issue? Is there some sort of 'control panel' for my Scarlett that I have overlooked?

I don't remember a driver for the FCB1010 being installed.I pasted this forum reply here, it's fairly old, and not from our forums, but is it possible the Scarlett 2i4 won't allow me to program, but may just allow me to run after programming via another method? Again super unlikely but I got no idea, and I feel you are running out of them too.Surely someone here is using a 2i4 or 2i2 without a problem.' What you’re seeing is correct. No MIDI device connected to a MIDI interface will ever show up in “MIDI Devices” or Apples Audio MIDI Setup. The only thing that will show is the MIDI interface itself. So what you should see is your “Fireface” and that’s it.MIDI is not a “smart” protocol like USB so the Mac will only “be aware” as far as the interface.With audio interfaces and their token add on MIDI capabilities, there is a bigger problem. The majority of audio interfaces do not support the full MIDI specification.

They will work with simple MIDI commands only and as such can be used once the FCB1010 is programmed. However most of them can not be used to actually program the FCB1010. For programming the FCB1010, MIDI SYSEX commands must be fully supported and sadly most audio interfaces were never designed for any serious MIDI work.The Fireface 800 was tested quite some time ago and it worked several times with MIDI SYSEX commands and then for some unknown reason it failed. We could never get it to work again.I always advise using a standalone dedicated MIDI interface like anything from iConnectivity (MIO, MIDI2PLUS).

Either of those is superior in every way to the MIDI add ons in any audio interface.' I just noticed that there is an unok chip as well (kemper) which apparently doesn't need programming. But to buy another chip without the thing working already sounds wasteful. This is indefinably a communications issue and it has me throwing my hands up and saying 'gotta be the chip'. But I hope not, and I also dropped $ down on the editor that looks like a good versatile program that I won't be able to use with the uno kemper.This first world problem is a HUGE pain!Sorry, I keep editing, because I want to give you all the information I can. I did buy my 1.0.4 chip from Amazon, not the official site.

I wonder again if the chip itself is garbage, short of any other options, I may reinstall the stock chip to see if I get the communication. I would at that point prob order again, but this time from the official site, prob both the uno and the kemper.But I still got my fingers crossed that those extremes don't need to happen.This is the exact chip I purchased.I remember being confused as there were no instruction on which way to face it when installed. Assumed it didn't matter, but perhaps it does?