Fcb1010 mainstage 3 how to#
I highly recommend this to everyone with this pedal. Behringer FCB1010 and Mainstage 3 - Loop / Delay Pedal 8,764 views 86 Dislike Share Save Stephen Brown 547 subscribers This is a follow up to the my previous video describing how to map. It’s really intuitive and easy to change the behavior of your FCB1010 this way. I was able to change the behavior of 5 stomp pedals, the 2 expression pedals and sending the new data to the unit in less than 2 minutes. I have to say that this application is amazing. I ran the iFCB and it located the new firmware enabling me to finally reprogram the pedals. If I could, we would not be having this conversation right now. When I run Maschine instanced in MainStage, I can not get it to change scenes via MIDI Messages. After that it was really easy to install the new one.Īfter reassembling the pedalboard I proceeded with connecting it to my trusty Emagic MT4 MIDI interface. When I run Maschine stand alone, I can control it with the FCB1010 Midi controller, namely, switch scenes with the press of a pedal (pedal programmed to send PC messages). I had to remove som glue residue to get the old chip off. Inside you’ll find the socket with the EPROM. To get inside the guts of the FCB1010 you have to remove 14 Phillips screws from it’s base and then lift the base plate off. Sadly it’s not supported by iFCB so I decided to install the official version first. The UNO firmware adds more functions to the FCB1010 and includes a special “Stomp box”-mode. The first EPROM was loaded with the official 2.5.1E release, the second with the Unofficial 1.0.2F. I ordered two EPROM from this place and they arrived after seven days. But that should be easy mend with an update? Except that the pedalboards firmware is only upgradable by opening it up, removing the old EPROM-chip and replacing it with an EPROM-chip with the latest firmware.
First it requires a firmware version of 2.3 or higher and my FCB1010 did not meet that requirement.
Fcb1010 mainstage 3 for mac os x#
This is a little application for Mac OS X that will help you with the programming in a more streamlined way. Unfortunately there is one huge catch – it’s a real pain and very time consuming to program it through the pedals.īut don’t be discouraged there is a solution and its called iFCB. I’m not that keen on behringer stuff otherwise but this thing only handles MIDI, no audio is involved. The Behringer FCB1010 is a solid and reliable MIDI-pedalboard.
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