2.3.2b Tap Tempo/Beat Scanner?

    Up until 2.3.1 my tap tempo using my FCB worked flawlessly.


    With 2.3 and beyond Tap tempo no longer works. If I want some form of in time delay I MUST hold down the FCB switch and put the KPA into Beat Scanner mode.


    3 Questions:-


    1) Beat Scanner should be optional with a switch (on/off) ??


    2) Why doesn't the tap tempo function now work using my FCB? I have an UNO chip in the FCB that is not the UNO/KPA chip.


    3) This appears to render the FCB useless now for Tap Tempo, this can't be correct surely?

    Quote from Guitartone

    Uno4Kemper 1.3 will be released soon, the Beat Scanner and Tap Tempo will both work.


    That's TERRIBLE news. That kills off my (fantastic) UNO PC editor that I paid Xavier for as my FCB has the latest (fantastic) UNO chip. I'm not interested in the UNO4KPA as it limits the FCB way too much
    for my use PLUS I use the FCB with my other gear.


    There has to be a solution that fits all and if not there's been a serious oversight. That means the FCB is totally useless as a controller with an UNO4KPA in it for other use.
    If this is the case that means there is ALREADY a KFC but it hasn't been officially announced that it's actually the FCB with UNO4KPA.


    Can anyone from team Kemper chime in on this please?

    This is an addition to the manual:


    To take advantage of the hold function, your switch must transmit a MIDI message when pressed (key-on) and released (key-off), otherwise the Profiler would not notice that the switch is released. Program your remote device so that it sends a value 1 or 127 on key-on, and a zero on key-off. Some remote devices are not able to send a key-off event. In this case you cannot take advantage of the hold function, unfortunately. In this case send a value zero for the key-on event, so the hold function does not get triggered accidentally.


    For the FCB:
    Since it is not capable to send a value on key-off, set the value of the Tap button to zero to prevent the beat scanner activation.

    You can program the regular UnO chip to send a CC with value 1 on press and value 0 on release. See UnO user guide p.7 ( CC “MOMENTARY” TOGGLING )
    Since you seem to be using Uno/FCB ControlCenter, it's very easy: there's a "stomp pedal" icon and a "momentary pedal" icon next to each stomp switch. Click the "momentary" icon for the tempo switch.