Overview

Three Modes, easily switched between using the Up/Down pedals:

• Effects Mode: Turn individual effects on/off in stompbox-like fashion, with state reflected on the pedal LED
• Presets Mode: Easily enter presets A1-Z4 & a1-z4
• Favorite Presets Mode: Allows you to store and recall your 10 favorite presets with the push of a pedal!

Expression Pedals programmed for wah/multiFX & volume. MIDI activity LED. And waterproof labels!

Modes

Switch between modes with UP/DOWN pedals.

1) EF: Effects

Notes:

• Turn Effects on/off!
• Supports 1 MIDI cable (FCB MIDI out-to-Eleven Rack MIDI in).
• LEDs do not automatically update, but they still have state, three in fact: off, on, blip (for unknown effects state).
• The left expression pedal defaults to MultiFX (CC11), but can be switched to control the Wah (CC4) by turning the wah on with Pedal 5.

2) Pr: Presets

Notes:

• Enter Presets A1-Z4,a1-z4!
• Enter preset 1-4 using pedals 1-4.
• Decrement/Increment bank using pedal 6 & 7. Bank displayed in 7-segment display. '+' for A-Z, '-' for a-z.
• Pedal 8 toggles between Factory and User presets.
• Pedal 9 is "EF FLashback". When enabled, you're automatically returned to EF mode after a selecting a rig.
• Pedal 10 toggles the Tuner on/off.

3) FP: Favorite Presets

Notes:

• Store 10 of your favorite Presets for 1 press recall!
• To store a Preset:
  • In Pr mode, select preset.
  • Press UP to enter FP mode.
  • Press and hold the pedal you wish to store the Preset for about five seconds. The 7-segment display will flash when stored.
  • Leave FP mode.
• To recall a Preset, press and release the pedal of your choice. Note that the Program Change command is sent on the release, not the press.

MIDI Activity LED

• The LED is on when MIDI is sent, off otherwise.

11 FAQ

What do I need for this setup?

An Avid Eleven Rack, a Behringer FCB1010, and a MIDI cable.

In Pr mode, what does the alphabet look like on the FCB1010?

A little funky, but definitely readable. And much easier than doing some mathmatical conversion in your head to figure out the rig! The alphabet looks like this: