You need the latest FC firmware and then calibrate your FC pedals.Is there a fix for this? I have tried over and over to recalibrate my pedal and as you can see it says 100% but it is more like 95%View attachment 66080
After I installed FW 14.00 I had to recalibrate my wha pedal (dunlop mini x), it was doing some of the same stuff you describe. Once I recalibrated all has been fine.I'm reviving this thread because it's still an issue for me. FX3 FW. 14.00, MMGT22 FW. 4.5.1.
Mission pedals connected to the MMGT22 have been calibrated several times, still maxes out at 9.92 on wah block, 9.84 on volume block, and most annoying, 98.4 on pitch block. After a few seconds it sometimes jumps up to 10. Whammy effect is completely useless. Hoping there can be a solution to this once and for all.
Cross post of the RJM forum thread
When calibrating, are you going through the entire range of the pedal? I had issues calibrating a Mission SP-2 pedal going back to the FX8 and finally tried stopping just short of toe-down and heel-down during the calibration process. No issues getting a 'full throw' in blocks since adopting this method.I'm reviving this thread because it's still an issue for me. FX3 FW. 14.00, MMGT22 FW. 4.5.0.
Mission pedals connected to the MMGT22 have been calibrated several times, still maxes out at 9.92 on wah block, 9.84 on volume block, and most annoying, 98.4 on pitch block. After a few seconds it sometimes jumps up to 10. Whammy effect is completely useless. Hoping there can be a solution to this once and for all.
Cross post of the RJM forum thread
Use a MIDI message monitor to watch the values being sent from the MM as you sweep the pedal. I'll bet the CC message values are stopping short of the full 127. If that's the case, it is not an Axe FX issue, but rather a calibration issue with the MM.I'm reviving this thread because it's still an issue for me. FX3 FW. 14.00, MMGT22 FW. 4.5.1.
Mission pedals connected to the MMGT22 have been calibrated several times, still maxes out at 9.92 on wah block, 9.84 on volume block, and most annoying, 98.4 on pitch block. After a few seconds it sometimes jumps up to 10. Whammy effect is completely useless. Hoping there can be a solution to this once and for all.
Cross post of the RJM forum thread
When calibrating, are you going through the entire range of the pedal? I had issues calibrating a Mission SP-2 pedal going back to the FX8 and finally tried stopping just short of toe-down and heel-down during the calibration process. No issues getting a 'full throw' in blocks since adopting this method.
Use a MIDI message monitor to watch the values being sent from the MM as you sweep the pedal. I'll bet the CC message values are stopping short of the full 127. If that's the case, it is not an Axe FX issue, but rather a calibration issue with the MM.
I'm reviving this thread because it's still an issue for me. FX3 FW. 14.00, MMGT22 FW. 4.5.1.
Mission pedals connected to the MMGT22 have been calibrated several times, still maxes out at 9.92 on wah block, 9.84 on volume block, and most annoying, 98.4 on pitch block. After a few seconds it sometimes jumps up to 10. Whammy effect is completely useless. Hoping there can be a solution to this once and for all.
Cross post of the RJM forum thread
Downloaded a MIDI monitor, but couldn't figure out how to use it. However, I don't think the MMGT is the issue. I tried calibrating it the way @JoKeR III suggested, still stopped at the same values in their respective blocks. Did a full reset of the MIDI config in the Axe, which seems to have fixed the problem. Seems I have to do a MIDI reset in the Axe with each FW update.
Re-calibrated the pedals so that full range was reached with pedal at about middle position. Problem still persists, there's a long delay between either 9.84 or 9.92, and 10.
9.84 and 9.92 equals CC# 126 and 127, so there seems to be a problem getting either the Axe FX or the GT22 to read the last two CC numbers from the pedals. And to be absolutely clear: This is not a calibration issue.
Hi, I’ve had this same problem for a long time with the same Set-Up. I’ve done all the trouble shooting to no avail. So... my solution, until this get figured out is..
When I set up an my external pedal on my Axe FX III for my MMGT22 I Turn up the Offset Parameter in the External Set-Up Section on the Axe FX III.
What pedalDear fellow calibrators, I'm experiencing the same issue with a pedal connected to Pedal 1 on a Fx III with FW 16.04.
After calibration, the value will move in range 3-100 %.
Even if I redo calibration and only move the pedal slightly, the value will never become lower than 3 %.
I suspect that internally, the lower mapping value has a limited range it can be set to while the pedals minimum detected value is already above this limit.
Any chance this will be fixed soon?