Meris Enzo Synth Pedal

[ElliotDG]

Hi all..I'm having trouble with my Enzo again..I have disconnected it from midi..Now when I power it up it doesn't remember the secondary settings..For example If I change the pitch it will remember that..but If I put the delay on/off ect it will not remember it..I put it on tap and expression mode in the global settings but Its still the same .

The knob function is changed by the mode of the expression input, from the users manual, under section 6, Knobs and Auto Scan in Depth: Depending on the EXP Jack modes you have chosen, the Enzo will scan the top layer knobs and update the knobs on power up. If your Enzo is set to either “Expression Pedal” or “Tap Switch” for its EXP mode, then it will scan the knobs at power up. This means if you change the knobs whether the unit is off, those values will be how the pedal sounds next time you turn the pedal is on. Additionally, the Tempo and the Synth Types are auto saved and return to whatever they were set to last when powering up the pedal. These behaviors are meant to mimic the behavior of how all classic guitar pedals work. If your Enzo is set to either “4 Button Preset Switch” or “MIDI” for its EXP jack mode, then the pedal will simply recall the preset that is stored in the current memory location. This setting makes sure that the Enzo functions like a standard multi-preset device, for those who depend on recalling exact sounds for a performance

 

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The knob function is changed by the mode of the expression input, from the users manual, under section 6, Knobs and Auto Scan in Depth: Depending on the EXP Jack modes you have chosen, the Enzo will scan the top layer knobs and update the knobs on power up. If your Enzo is set to either “Expression Pedal” or “Tap Switch” for its EXP mode, then it will scan the knobs at power up. This means if you change the knobs whether the unit is off, those values will be how the pedal sounds next time you turn the pedal is on. Additionally, the Tempo and the Synth Types are auto saved and return to whatever they were set to last when powering up the pedal. These behaviors are meant to mimic the behavior of how all classic guitar pedals work. If your Enzo is set to either “4 Button Preset Switch” or “MIDI” for its EXP jack mode, then the pedal will simply recall the preset that is stored in the current memory location. This setting makes sure that the Enzo functions like a standard multi-preset device, for those who depend on recalling exact sounds for a performance

CHEERS but I know all that..I figured it out just now..I was using the right hold switch while setting secondary functions..I've gotten used to this technique because I didn't want to overwrite presets..That's the reason it wasn't saving..I used the left hold alt switch and that has solved the problem..