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Don't know that particular pedal, but Zoom do have a patch editor for it here https://zoomcorp.com/en/us/multi-effects/guitar-effects/g71ut/g71ut-support/ I am not that impressed with Zoom gear, and the ME-50 is about as old as the G7.1ut, both about 25 years old.

Hi Ken, Have you installed the GR-55 USB driver (specific one for your operating system) https://www.roland.com/global/support/by_product/gr-55/updates_drivers/ If it is not shown in the Preferences midi settings of GR-55FloorBoard, then the driver is not present (or the GR-55). To install the driver, you need to go into your Mac Security and Privacy settings, and when installing the driver software, allow permissions for the Roland driver to install when prompted. If that step is missed on the install,...

to use Qt6 requires some source code modifications.

Hi Ken, Open the editor preferences settings, and in the Midi/Usb page, select "GR-55" as the device to connect to. When you hit OK the app will restart with the settings saved. If the settings are not saving, then go to the app working folder, top disk level with User:/Shared/GR-55FloorBoard/ and delete a file named "preferences.xml" and try again, a new file will be generated. I hope that helps Cheers Colin.

Not easily done, the only midi option is using the Assigns set to midi cc# controller, and changing the 12 string pitch one each string Assign 1***** [Assign1: On/Off] = On [Assign1: Target] = Modeling 12String Shift 1 [Assign1: Min] = -24 [Assign1: Max] = +24 [Assign1: Source] = CC#70 Midi Controller [Assign1: Source Mode ] = Moment [Assign1: Range Low] = 0 [Assign1: Range High] = 127 the other option is to give remote computer access, and to the GR-55FloorBoard editor Windows has a program called...

You will need to go into the Mac Security and Privacy settings, allow non-Apple-Store software to be installed, and at the time of running the GR-55FloorBoard installer, allow it to be installed from the same settings page. Same goes for the GR-55 USB driver from the Roland site, allow permissions for it to be installed.

You can either use the free version of the Qt5 framework libraries with QtCreator opensource https://www.qt.io/download-qt-installer-oss?hsCtaTracking=99d9dd4f-5681-48d2-b096-470725510d34%7C074ddad0-fdef-4e53-8aa8-5e8a876d6ab4 or install the Qt5 add on for MS Visual Studio https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfEttsC1vEA Qt5.15 is the preferred version for the source code. The project file to open is "GT-100FxFloorBoard.pro", all installed well the project should build with minimal warnings. Cheers

Which platform are you using ? Linux, Mac OS, or Windows ? try deleting the "prefences.xml" file in the same folder where you found the debug.txt file. Selecting the "Bluetooth" midi device option may cause issues on some systems.