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Future Impact editing

have you figure out how to do it yet? please share. Panda Midi customer support is so terrible. No help at all. The user manual is so bad.

What makes you say that their support is terrible? Moving patches around is as easy as...I actually can't think of anything easier to compare it to. All you do is name the patches using the number as the prefix, just like the existing patches. Using the editor is self explanatory, just use the "load patch" option.
 
Yes I did figure it out. Took a minute but you have to read the manual and follow it step by step. Make sure you have an approved cable.
I bought the Roland Um-One MK2 USB midi interface cable. I connected in-connector of the cable to out-socket of the FI and the out-connector of the cable to in-socket of the FI. then I play my guitar. I hear the effects sound but look like the Editor still does not communicate with my guitar.
 
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I bought the Roland Um-One MK2 USB midi interface cable. I connected in-connector of the cable to out-socket of the FI and the out-connector of the cable to in-socket of the FI. then I play my guitar. I hear the effects sound but look like the Editor still does not communicate with my guitar.
If I remember I had to boot the FI in a certain mode. Don't remember exactly but you have to check the documentation on the website.
 
I bought the Roland Um-One MK2 USB midi interface cable. I connected in-connector of the cable to out-socket of the FI and the out-connector of the cable to in-socket of the FI. then I play my guitar. I hear the effects sound but look like the Editor still does not communicate with my guitar.
You. We'd to connect the Um-One in to the midi in, and the out to the midi out.