pass through mode

[badsound]

I really need this !!!
when controlling different things on different channels,
say-adjust lfo speed on little phatty on chan 1- then-want to
jump to chan 2 to hit the rate of the murf-the murf rate jumps to where the pedal was set for chan 1-

For myself, in a performance situation, this is unacceptable.
Amos-PLEASE !!! I know you said you would try maybe to do it, but I see this as way more crucial to delivering on the performance aspect of the pedal than, say, another LFO or something-
in fact, I find it hard to fathom why you didn’t set it up this way to begin with…
PLEASE!!! unlock the performance pleasure mode for this !!!
David

[badsound]

sorry for the whining - I’m working on something that is crying for pass thru---- and it’s really hard dealing with the tears of an infant track

[DontBelievetheHype]

@badsound

I really need this !!!
when controlling different things on different channels,
say-adjust lfo speed on little phatty on chan 1- then-want to
jump to chan 2 to hit the rate of the murf-the murf rate jumps to where the pedal was set for chan 1-

Do you have the Murf’s channel set to ‘Continuous’? Or this an issue strictly with the MIDI Murf?

[badsound]

@DontBelievetheHype

@badsound

I really need this !!!
when controlling different things on different channels,
say-adjust lfo speed on little phatty on chan 1- then-want to
jump to chan 2 to hit the rate of the murf-the murf rate jumps to where the pedal was set for chan 1-

Do you have the Murf’s channel set to ‘Continuous’? Or this an issue strictly with the MIDI Murf?

this is an issue with the multipedal- doesnt seem to matter what its controlling-