Hello everybody,

I hope all of you are doing good. Well, I just don't know what else to do with this pedal. I configure everything but I can't midi map with Ableton. I am on Mac and using a MIDI to USB cable, but it doens't work. I saw many videos and everybody are using generic MIDI to USB cable and I don't think is the cable because someone test the pedal on Windows and I saw the IN and OUT signals working, so I don't know else to do.

Is there an specific MIDI to USB cable in order to work on Mac?

Basically, I just need the pedal for looping. I hope someone can help.

I am considering moving to the awesome unbelievable B3-X plugin!!.
Tried to control it via CC MIDI command and I have encountered some difficulties:
I am using the Behringer MOTOR49 MIDI controller.

1. Set the MIDI controller to MIDI CH1
2. Set the Modulation Wheel to CC1 (Leslie Speed).
3. Tried to set Modulation Wheel Min Max values to "0" & "1".
4. Tried to set Modulation Wheel Min Max values to "0" & "127".
5. Tried to set Drum Ped to "0" & "1"

In all cases, Leslie speed went High speed but couldn't be set back to Low speed
The latch was not set (in B3-X MIDI setup window).
Similarly tried to set Drawbars to MIDI Controller's faders also by using Learn Mode - No success.

I could see in my DAW (FL Studio 20.0) Debug window that commands are being received.

Any idea what am I doing wrong?

If that is the case, how is it possible to control more than one MIDI device?

If you put more than one MIDI device on the same MIDI channel, and they share controller parameters (which they will), then you cannot control them independently. 

Can someone please clarify. Surely this cannot be the case.

On my new Macbook Pro M1 Big Sur, I am having the same symptoms as posted back in November by another X Touch 1 user. Fader at zero, no LEDs, blank scribble. Basically the X Touch is unrecognized and unusable. I am running the most current firmware 1.08. From what i have read, there is no Mac software/driver needed. Is anyone aware of a solution or is this still a Behringer technical issue?

Dear all, 

My setup:

- Brand new FCB1010 MIDI controller, firmware 2.50.1 E

- Roland UM-ONE Mk2 MIDI-to-USB interface

- Windows 10 PC

- 3rd party software: MIDI-OX, FCB1010 Manager

I started to manually program MIDI messages (notes) sent by the footswitches in order to control Ableton. The programming went well for footswitches 1 to 4 (test with MIDI-OX: OK, MIDI mapping in Ableton: OK). But when I programmed the footswitch 5, I noticed that the note programmed on footswitch 5 also got programmed on the footswitch 1 (it replaced the MIDI message that I initially set on footswitch 1). The same thing happened for the footwsitch 6 - its note also got programmed on the footswitch 2, etc. Then I factory reset my FCB1010 and read back all the presets with FCB Manager software. A strange pattern emerged (see attachment): the footswitches on my FCB1010 seem to be "routed" in pairs with offset 4 (5 is routed on 1, 6 is routed on 2, ...). I tried everything and it seems impossible to me to program these footswitches with different MIDI messages...   

I would not blame the MIDI-to-USB interface for this: I get the same issue when I do the manual programming ("tapdance"), when the FCB1010 is not even connected to the PC. Even then I can tell what the result will be: manual note programming, footswitch 10 LED blinking, before I enter the new value the FCB1010 shows the old one (for ex. I program footswitch 1 with note 60 - OK, then I program footswitch 5 with note 64 - OK, then I want to program footswitch 1 again and the display "suggests the previous note" 64, which I never programmed on footswitch 1!).

I also get the issue when I program MIDI messages via SysEx using FCB1010 Manager. 

This happens with MIDI messages of different types: PC, CC, notes...

Am I doing something wrong? Or is my FCB1010 broken?

Thank you in advance for your help

Piotr