I remember once the whole Midi Mapping as found in the 1440 manual was completely shifted my 1.
For example PC1 was in reality PC0.
I suggest you to try that trick. So try for Retrigger to use PC32 instead of 33, etc…

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by Gila_Crisis.

PC message 32 worked (instead of 33)! Thank you.
It is still strange that the CC method however still does not work. But at least I am able now to retrigger using PC message. Thanks for the help!

@Gila_Crisis Yes, I managed to get the next loop automatically triggered with a midi controller with no noticeable delay. See my post here https://www.ehx.com/topic/1440-firmware-update-v0-57-improved-midi-clock-sync-stability-midi-control/page/2/#post-193079
Therefore I was hoping that this could be implemented directly so that no midi controller is needed. The external 3 button Footswitch is much more convenient to carry around and does not need additional power, etc

Hello,
sorry, I just realized my request was clear in my head, but I did not describe it very well:
it would be nice that when switching bank up/down (especially with the external FSW) we could have the option to automatically start playing/recording the newly selected bank (either at the end of the current loop, or instantaneously when pressing the up/down FSW).
Currently changing bank up/down stops playback and the play switch needs then to be activated to start playing/recording, which is virtually impossible without having a gap.

Hello, any possibility for a future firmware to have on 1440 also 720’s Loop Progress mode?

Hello, I’m having another issue with my 1440, whenever I start overdubbing the first loop eventually gets erased or disappears, no matter if I have the overdub knob dimed it ends up disappearing. Again another issue that wasn’t there with the 720. Once more defeated by new features I’m not really using other wise, the layering and stacking of loops is the main reason I use it, one of our songs has a part where there are stabbing chords looped and then wailing bends drenched in reverb sound kind of like a siren over a buzzing alarm…but after the first wailing overdub the stabs just disappear. Am I doing anything wrong? In the manual it says that if I set the overdub knob at max then previous audio levels should remain constant but that definitely is not the case in practice. Stacking more than just two layers is a big part of the fun of using a looper, and once again my “upgraded” looper isn’t performing as my previous unit. I really appreciated the firmware update that let each bank remember the FX and settings, so if there’s any way you guys could look into this issue I’d be grateful once again.