So far it’s working great! I still have to check out the new midi PC.
I only noticed one thing, that was always there already when the pedal was first released.
I record a new loop, then I apply many manipulations to it in a very fast pace (could be overdubbing, turning on-off octave or reverse, changing speed or overdub knobs). Sometimes the Red record LED stays on also when I exit overdub. The only way to turn it off is to erase the loop. Can you have a look?
I can send you a video if you need.

Good morning EHX team,

I have enjoyed using my 1440 looper very much and am ready to take it to the next level with MIDI and remotely controlling the 1440. I have no issue with calling up loops with my One Control Crocodile Tail (used in conjunction with One Control Crocodile Eye). The issue I have is getting the loop to immediately play the loop when I select it with my loop switcher. I have updated my pedal’s firmware with version 0.60. I used PC (and CC) message 71 based on the new firmware update listing, but when it retrieves the loop, the pedal starts immediately overdubbing. I know this is probably user error as I am new to MIDI, but I do not know what I am doing wrong. Am I using the wrong program or controller message(s)? If so, what should it or they be? Do I have to send multiple messages or values of any type to simply immediately play the loop from my loop switcher?

I would greatly appreciate any assistance you could give me. I am new to the forum, so I apologize if this is posted in the wrong place. I looked for an answer to this question elsewhere on the forum but did not find one. If I missed it, I apologize and would welcome being pointed in the right direction.

Thank you very much!

Hello there!

Just purchased a brand new 1440 looper as an upgrade to my older 720 unit, however I have a problem when changing to a memory slot that I want to be in reverse.
In the 720 the reverse button setting would be saved with each memory slot, however in the 1440 pressing the reverse button means it stays engaged when I switch to a different memory slot that I don’t want reversed and it doesn’t remember it being engaged when I switch to a memory slot where I had it engaged.

I wonder if this could be fixed in a future firmware update?
I haven’t really been able to dive deeper into the new features of the unit since this almost makes it feel like a downgrade to be honest. I’m already in the process of selling my older 720 unit and I’d hate for the new, more expensive unit I bought as an “upgrade” to do less of what I need it to.

Any feedback would be appreciated.

Well at least we agree that this is worse, not very intuitive.

Do you have an estimate of when you’ll know if this can be fixed with a firmware update or not? if not this is the kind of information that should be in the manual somewhere so people know what they’re getting in to, it’s not a cheap pedal and this kind of detail is definitely a downgrade, I loved my 720 looper and bought this one because I thought it was an improved version.

Also noticed that the 1-shot button setting also doesn’t save with each memory slot, which would definitely be useful, I’m mostly running the looper for looping parts during live performance but I also have the reverse loop as interlude between songs and a 1-shot sample before the end, it would be ideal to just select the memory slot for each application and have the unit remember all the settings.

Just wanted to check back in…”a few days” later, wondering if anything has been determined?

Thank you very much! happy to see that it’s in the works, I leave for tour july 10th to july 26 so I guess that’s too soon, but glad to hear that it will eventually function as expected!

Flick, that is so cool that electro-harmonix allows you & staff to so quickly investigate changes to the firmware in response to a customer’s inquiry (sabandijavoraz). Kudos all around!