TheGigRig MIDI out featuring the Strymon Timeline

A brief video showing you how to use the MIDI out of TheGigRig MIDI 14 or MIDI 8 to change pre-sets on you Strymon Timeline, or any other pedal or amplifier with a MIDI in.

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Music

Tags:

• Strymon
• Timeline
• TheGigRig
• GigRig
• MIDI
• 14
• Timelord
• cable

[klauswhitedreamer]

really great!...

[TheGigRigDaniel]

vheers @klauswhitedreamer , its such a great pedal, the MIDI 14 is just making it easy for me to get the most out of it. Cheers Klaus ;)

[InfinityPRS]

Hey there Daniel, if you have the MIDI out of the MIDI 14 into the MIDI IN on the TimeFactor, then from the MIDI out/thru on the TimeFactor to the MIDI IN on a TC electronic nova drive. can i send a preset change on the nova drive turn the nova drive on and NOT turn on the Timefactor?

[TheGigRigDaniel]

@InfinityPRS yes, you can set the Timefactor to BYPASS on that preset. You can store bypass as a preset on the Timefactor. Eventide really have their MIDI stuff together

[OntZ]

Greetings! Is it possible to control two midi devices at the same time, such as a Timefactor and the channels and settings on an Engl Invader?

[TheGigRigDaniel]

Hi @OntZ, absolutely, just go from the MIDI out of the MIDI 14 into the MIDI IN on the TimeFactor, then from the MIDI out/thru on the TimeFactor to the MIDI IN on the Engl. Press one switch on the MIDI 14 and both the pedal and amp receive a MIDI program patch change message. Cheers ;)

[klauswhitedreamer]

@TheGigRigDaniel thank you very much, dear Daniel, I am sure it is and from what I see is like a Pro 14 improved also with MIDI ... :)

[OntZ]

Thanks for the quick reply :)

[TheGigRigDaniel]

thanks @CaptainZombeh

[CaptainZombeh]

Top notch tone.