This video/tutorial takes a deeper dive into the redundant Quad Cortex racks we have been building. It focuses on MIDI controlled input switching & how to program MIDI to control the Main/Spare + A/B/C input switching.

This video shows us wiring up a customer provided pedalboard. We installed a hinged riser to the Temple Audio pedalboard to allow fitting all of his gear. 

Have one expression pedal on your board with multiple controllable effects? This tutorial shows you how to control these effects’ expression, all running through the ES-8. This covers MIDI based effects and non-midi based effects (TRS) and how you can use the ES-8 as your “hub” for programming and controlling all of these effects’ expression.

Purchased the HX Stomp? Nice! You are probably wanting to get it setup in your rig to be controlled with MIDI. The first, and most important, step to doing this is setting the MIDI channel on the unit – especially if you are controlling more pedals via MIDI. Another thing we cover is setting the HX Stomp’s MIDI Output to THRU. This is also important if you are daisy chaining multiple MIDI pedals.

The first thing we will say is that this rig was completely turnkey, meaning all gear was supplied by Best-Tronics Pro Audio (BTPA) via our dealer relationships with the relative companies. In other words, we are a one-stop-shop for this sort of thing!

We showcase our fly rack building and “Where You Goin?!” treatment in this time-lapse build. Although the rack is small and features minimal gear, it still posed some challenges!