H90 Preset Bypass UI

[BasstiR]

Good Morning and sorry for my bad English,

After months of use and complete MIDI implementation for presets and other stuff from my MC6Pro and several live use cases I have the following MAIN und partially deal breaking concern:

I find the UI to be very confusing for switching presets on/off. When I engage a program with 2 presets, lets say there is a delay and and a reverb in it, how can I turn one of these two effects on or off? The answer would be in the perform mode. And that is where the problem begins for me:

I can’t see in this mode which preset is on A or B. Therefore I can’t see what I am supposed to bypass / engage. I got it somehow fixed with an external MIDI device (MC6pro). I go to the select mode, where I can clearly see which presets are in there and I can see what I am turning on or off with my Switcher externally. But I don’t always have room for such extra devices

The Question now in short:

How can I turn on / off any presets (A and or B) with the device itself while seeing what I am doing (not possible in Perform mode)?

 

Thanks Sebastian

[tbskoglund]

Hello,

You can assign your MIDI controller to the active/bypass states of Presets A/B by making a global mapping. For example, you can make it so CC1 will always toggle the active/bypass of Preset A, and CC2 always toggles the active/bypass of Preset B.

Information about global MIDI mapping on the pedal or H90 Control can be found in the manual below:

https://cdn.eventideaudio.com/manuals/h90/1.9.7/content/system-menu/midi.html

https://cdn.eventideaudio.com/manuals/h90/1.9.7/content/h90-control/system.html

If you update your pedal to the latest software, you should see a popup for the active/bypass state when you are in Select Mode.

Let me know if that helps.

[BasstiR]

I already did that. It works. I wanted to mention it. But how can this be fixed onboard?

I saw the update for the perform mode, but it only shows the preset when you change its state. But nor regularly so that I can’t see before which algorithm I bypass by pressing the switch.

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