Unfortunately no . From the manual, it only takes pitch wheel change data via MIDI.

I have dreamed about a full midi HOG. There’d be some pretty neat things you could do with it, especially if it had both a midi in & out.

How about the Ravish & the Ring Thing?

I’m curious as to how many digital EHX pedals the Pedal Power Digital can power. It’s got 4 isolated 400ma outs.

Admittedly, I don’t have perfect pitch, but I listened to the aforementioned demo & it didn’t bug me too much. Sounds like the B or high E’s a little out & the playing on the clean parts are a bit sloppy, but I’d say over all it was a good demo. He gets a couple good tones out of it. Honestly when it comes to amateur demos, all I want to hear are some simple chords & leads to see how a pedal sounds. It doesn’t have to be tuned perfectly. In fact if you’re using a 12 note per octave system you’ll never be perfectly in tune because of the imperfections of the chromatic scale, and even with that, unless you’ve got a guitar that has custom shaped frets, you’ll never have perfect intonation within the imperfect chromatic scale. This guy of course could have maybe intonated or tuned better, but really I don’t think it had a negative affect on his video.

And well they can’t control what goes up on youtube and trying to do so would alienate customers and impose certain standards that shouldn’t be imposed on musicians on the first place.

The red cable reverses the polarity of the power for pedals that take center positive (as opposed to the normal center negative) power, for example, since my EHX Hog takes center positive power, I use it on one of the high current outputs on my PP2+ with a red cable. However, since my SMMH is center negative, I use it on one of the 200 ma outputs but with a black cable.

I didn’t answer earlier because I wasn’t sure of the difference between the + and your version, but since you have the 200ma 9v line six outputs, I think that should be satisfactory, but don’t use the red tipped cable, use the black, because the ring thing is center negative as indicated by the symbol on top of it.

Whenever powering pedals (or anything DC) you need to remember 3 things: voltage, amperage, and polarity.

Chorus : subtle settings can thicken your sound quite nicely, i think it sounds better on synth than guitar
Phase: I like Small Stone with the color switch off on a slow to medium setting
Reverb/Delay: additional awesomeness
Octavers: Nice way of thickening your sound as well. As cryabetes said the HOG is pretty awesome, I like mine with my synth.
Fuzz: Fuzz is awesome on synth, love my big muff. Used to have a French Toast (Foxx Tone Machine clone) that I think would be awesome on synth, but I don’t think I ever tried it.
Ring Modulator: All synths need this. Love my frequency analyzer.
Other: I don’t have a ravish sitar, but I think the sympathetic voices would work really well with a synth. Not sure about the lead voices though. Loopers are cool too.

I had a synth board for awhile, I think it was 3 fuzzes and a small stone.

But I think if I were to do an all synth board, here’s what I’d consider:

Octave > Octave Fuzz > Fuzz > Ring Mod > Chorus > Phaser > Analog Delay > Digital Delay > Looper > Reverb

This is completely ignoring your needs & just doing what I’d think is fun for leads, bass, & ambience.

550’s really all you need, isn’t it?