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Hi Folks,
   I am new to the group but a long time lover of the GPS2101. I am 
looking for some expertise with a problem.

I have created two programs. One doesn't use the GSP2101FC pedal (call 
this program A) and another program does use it(call this program B). 

Program B is setup to increase the gain on distortion from 3 to 11 
while simultaneously reducing the master volume to maintain a 
consistent output level. My problem is when I switch from program A to 
B.

The pedal is up when I am in program A. I expect to switch to program B 
and have all the parameters for that pedal position maintained at the 
initial reasonable clean setting up to hot when depressing the pedal. 
Unfortunately when I switch to program B the parameters are as if the 
pedal was down (or nearly down) unless I just touch it a bit. IT is 
almost like it is not reading the initial pedal position when I switch 
to B until a touch the pedal.

Any thoughts? Thanks Experts and have a great day! :)

Best Regards,
 Dan

Thanks for the response, but I find it hard to believe. If that is 
true it renders using the FC controller useless when switching 
between patches as you can never predict the initial settings on the 
switchover. :(

Not blaming you of course, I just wanted to be sure I articulated the 
problem clearly.

Best Regards,
  Dan 

--- In gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com, Steve Dudley <snd6760@...> wrote:
>
> From what I understand this is normal and there is nothing you can 
do about it.
> 
> dpguitarman <dpguitarman@...> 
wrote:                                  Hi Folks,
>     I am new to the group but a long time lover of the GPS2101. I 
am 
>  looking for some expertise with a problem.
>  
>  I have created two programs. One doesn't use the GSP2101FC pedal 
(call 
>  this program A) and another program does use it(call this program 
B). 
>  
>  Program B is setup to increase the gain on distortion from 3 to 11 
>  while simultaneously reducing the master volume to maintain a 
>  consistent output level. My problem is when I switch from program 
A to 
>  B.
>  
>  The pedal is up when I am in program A. I expect to switch to 
program B 
>  and have all the parameters for that pedal position maintained at 
the 
>  initial reasonable clean setting up to hot when depressing the 
pedal. 
>  Unfortunately when I switch to program B the parameters are as if 
the 
>  pedal was down (or nearly down) unless I just touch it a bit. IT 
is 
>  almost like it is not reading the initial pedal position when I 
switch 

>  to B until a touch the pedal.
>  
>  Any thoughts? Thanks Experts and have a great day! :)
>  
>  Best Regards,
>   Dan
>  
>  
>      
>                        
> 
>        
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I may be mistaken, but I believe that if you position the pedal at the
point you would like it and then save the program , it will recall that
position until you move the pedal. In other words, pre set the pedal
position and then store it for that program. Go to another program and
then back, and it should be at that stored position. Hope this helps,
Mark

Thanks Mark. I think I tried that already but I will try again. Maybe 
that was the one thing I didn't do. :( I assumed the program would 
automatically pick up the pedal position when I switched regardless of 
where it is. 

Thanks for the tip!

--- In gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com, Mark A Boyer <rdbgitpikker@...> wrote:
>
> I may be mistaken, but I believe that if you position the pedal at the
> point you would like it and then save the program , it will recall 
that

> position until you move the pedal. In other words, pre set the pedal
> position and then store it for that program. Go to another program and
> then back, and it should be at that stored position. Hope this helps,
> Mark
>