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everything was working now I came down and the c4 doesnt recognize the dmc micro
Make sure the dmc is set to device A for the C4, and the C4 is set to midi channel 1. Also make sure you set the dmc to host.everything was working now I came down and the c4 doesnt recognize the dmc micro
yea it was all set up and working great, I tried to use a new usb cable. that didnt work. I plugged the ghost adapter in and just did not recognize it. then i look at the ghost adapter and this is what it looked like. IT seems like the pins on the ghost cable are bent now. no idea how this could happen but its super frustrating
When you click on the presets in the community tab, can you here them through the pedal? When you save to your library, you should only have to click the save button and then be prompted to give it a name, and choose a location.Neuro Desktop on MacBookPro seems like either I'm doing something wrong or it won't 1. recognive files downloaded from the community library when I attempt to import. There is of course the chance that I'm just following a bad process... but this is supposed to work right ?
The import button is more for loading presets from your computer itself. If you click on the preset you want then hit the save or save as button, it should work correctly.I think I'm missing something basic. I audition the sound, usually soundcloud. Decide it's for me (like QM's Chaka thing, Yowza!) then hit the download. select a pedal slot, click Import, browse to the downloads folder and ... the file is not selectable.... This is with the USB hooked to the computer and the C4.
What @drewphishes said, the import export is the long way to do it, and more for saving entire pedal backups of your pedals, in case you need to do a factory reset and want to recall your old setup.ah, then I need remedial instruction in how to burn to the pedal itself.
so the file .pre file I downloaded does that load into the editor ? File Open sort of thing ?
I was doing this regularly last fall but this winter was crazy planning and then un-planning a season of sound company work... I have completely spaced the process.
It also dates back to when the Editor was not connected to the Neuro Database and it was the only way to import an external preset.What @drewphishes said, the import export is the long way to do it, and more for saving entire pedal backups of your pedals, in case you need to do a factory reset and want to recall your old setup.
Yap- happened to me too with the DMC Micro and the C4 on a daisy chain. Like @Gibs210 said it’s the display screen most likely. When used on my Truetone CS12 on different outputs no problem at all.If I plug it in sepearately I get no whirring so maybe it has to do with my daisy chain trutone?
it couldnt be easier. Theres a icon that looks like a fire emoji. Click that and itll let you choose the name and save it to a spot on the pedal
easy peasey
What @drewphishes said, the import export is the long way to do it, and more for saving entire pedal backups of your pedals, in case you need to do a factory reset and want to recall your old setup.
It also dates back to when the Editor was not connected to the Neuro Database and it was the only way to import an external preset.