Hi

I'm having issues with the software and Flashback2 pedal. If I edit a template on my laptop using the on screen sliders/dials I can hear the parameters change as expected. The physical selector is set to one of the available toneprint slots. However when I try to save the modified template, I am asked for a name and when I click save all the settings change to whatever the physical position of the knob on the pedal is set at. For example suppose I change delay1 to 580ms but the physical delay knob is at 300ms then the template saves the 300ms setting. I also noticed when I load a template from the library to one of the slots it also changes the settings to whatever the pedals physical setting are, I assume this is not correct and the toneprint slots should not be affected by the knobs otherwise the whole point of creating and saving presets is pointless. Any help would be appreciated.

Update I think I have figured out how to solve this, but I will leave the post in case someone else has the same issue. I cant find a user manual for the latest version of the editor and there is no mention of this in the one I have so this might just be a workaround rather than what should be done. So I would still appreciate some feedback. If I open the mapping tab and unassign all the knobs I can then save my the edited template. Is this the intended method?

is there any info on the editor as i am having a great deal of trouble with simple things like moving a board to a location of my choice.

The board wont move nothing happens is there some some sort of set up command in settings that i am missing?i have a lot of fine editing that has been lost causing me many hours of problems.Ilove hte sounds but if i cant use it? please help

thank you Don Mackenzie

I just obtained a PolyTune Clip Black, and need a quick sanity check: The instructions say that it turns off automatically after 5 minutes, but I assumed that this meant it would turn off after 5 minutes of disuse. Mine turns off after 5 minutes, even if I'm actively using it. Is this normal?

Hello,

I have a question about the global tap tempo mode on the Flashback 2 X4.

On the official Flashback 2 X4 product page, it is written: "There’s even a convenient global tempo mode that lets you sync up all of your delay presets in about 2 seconds".

But in the user manual, there is not much detail about this global tempo mode.

Is it possible to:

1) Switch between a "global tempo mode" (i.e. tap tempo affects all presets) and a "per-preset tempo mode" (i.e. tap tempo affects only the currently active preset)?

or

2) Decide which presets are affected by the tap tempo, and which presets are not affected by the tap tempo?

For example, regarding 2), let's assume I have 3 presets (Preset A = short slapback delay 60ms, Preset B = U2-style dotted eighth delay, Preset C = lead tone delay), is it possible to change the tempo of presets B and C with the global tap tempo, but always leave preset A unaffected (i.e. always leave preset A at 60ms)?

Thanks!

The mimiq is fantastic with a mono input and stereo output to two separate amps.  Love it.    But I have a truly stereo pedal board.  For example, I have a Flashback II stereo delay and a stereo chorus before the Mimiq.  If I have a nice ping pong delay or a lush stereo chorus heading into the mimiq in stereo, the effects get mashed up and lost in the Mimiq.  What are the best recommendations for using stereo inputs to the mimiq?  How is it supposed to work - ie - what's the purpose served by stereo inputs.  Am I missing something? Should I focus on keeping it in the mono chain before the stereo effects? 

So I have the Plethora set up to respond to PC and CC messages from a Rocktron MidiMate. I realize the Plethora always stores the on/off status of the individual effects on a board when you switch away from it. For example, if on board 1 I turn off a delay and then switch to board 2, when I switch back to board 1 the delay is still off. Is there a way to have a permanent default setting for each board? In this instance, so when I switch back to board 1 the delay is on.

It gets complicated with the Rocktron as you can store the on/off status for each CC per preset. Continuing with the example, the intial state of the delay on board 1 is reflected on the Rocktron by the corresponding LED being on. Pressing the button on the Rocktron turns off the delay. But when I switch presets on the Rocktron to go to board 2 and then switch back to board 1, the delay is still off on the Plethora but the Rocktron LED for the delay is on becuase that's what the Rocktron's stored state for this board is. So I need to press the button on the Rocktron twice (to turn it off and on) to get the Plethora to turn on the delay again.

Is there a setting on the Plethora I am missing?

Thanks

Hi all,

If someone can answer this would be grateful. Downloaded Finalizer several days ago. When I import an audio file (of known integrated LUFS and dBTP), in the PREPARE Module / Source File / Original the displayed LUFS and dBTP values are always different (by 2 or so dB). There should be no difference certainly of that magnitude for a measured integrated LUFS or dBTP, so I wonder why the discrepancy. My imported files loudness is measured by proper meter in LOGIC, namely the LCAST plugin, set to the proper ITU settings. Any ideas most welcome, because if I dont trust Finalizer loudness measurements I can't master with it!

PS this querie has no relation to software licences - it wouldnt post unless I chose that, oddly.

I see in the manual there is an explaination of a WDW but I'm using the line out of the guitar amp and not sure where the line in goes to of the G System.  Normally, with any other processor, it would be the effect unit's left mono input.  Not an option with this unit.  The guitar is supposed to go to the G's mono guitar input.  Only thing I can think of is maybe amp's line out into G's Insert Return?  Insert Send would go to the input of the amp I believe. Or am I supposed to use one of the loops return from the amp's line out?

Guitar > G's input > G's L/R output > L/R Stereo power amp input > Power amp L/R out > L/R guitar cabinets

G's Insert Send > Guitar Amp's front input

Guitar Amp's Line out > G's ???input???

Guitar Amp's Footswitch out > G's SW input