The 'write protect all' option would be so no one accidentally changes it on you.

You would have to specifically set it, Or again, a global setting to make ALL programs write protected, where if you turned THAT off only the ones you specifically set to write protect would still be protected). ALSO a write protect (when you finally have tweaked that patch to perfection, and accidentally overwrite.you could have some way to make it write protected where you would have to hit a button to take protect off in order to overwrite it. Also some easily seen way to tell you HOW MUCH an effect is.like a delay that is really long or many repeats as opposed to one that is short, or smal repeat.Īn UNDO option when saving a patch, just in case. Somehow, to be able (from where you are standing, playing) to see which effects are chosen.maybe color coding (not optimal, but you could learn to recognize that tremelo is orange, phase shifter blue, etc.) on some leds.something to let you know which effects are set. I think they ought to have some pedals that allow you better naming options than either (the best I've seen) 8 character names, or worse '10-2', 'A1-1', etc. Wouldn't that be great?Īlso you tend to notice, you probably have a favorite range for some effects. So I was thinking how great it would be to have the possibility to set a volume limiter that would adjust up or down to a set level (db level actually). actually playing in the band) you notice some being high, some too low. At lower volumes (more typical when programming) is isn't as easy to notice, they can all sound pretty close in volume, but at higher levels (i.e.

One reason would be like for limiters.because one of the biggest, toughest problems for me has always been to get an EVEN volume out of all my patches. Even better if you could override, and if you found you wanted to return to NOT have that setting, turn it off and get back the individual settings. That said, ONE gripe I have with all multi pedals is.I would love it if they could design in the possibility to make some more things glbal settings if desired. I always read the Harmony-Central user reviews just because any gripes, or excellent features usually get named and I can decide if it is something that would bug me, or something I would really like.

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