Unfortunately the stock FCB1010, without buying a replacement chip, is rather complicated to program. Have a read through these - I think your best bet is to use Performance Mode for your sounds, since you don't have to assign MIDI patches yourself.
http://www.wikpa.org/Using_Spe…rollers#Behringer_FCB1010
http://host.mtnsys.com:81/faq-fcb/IdiotsGuide.htm
If I was in your situation I would order the Uno4Kemper eprom ASAP and would refrain from dealing with FCB programming until it arrives.
If I was in your situation I would order the Uno4Kemper eprom ASAP and would refrain from dealing with FCB programming until it arrives.
+1.
Configuring the stock FCB is really a pain in the ass. Get the Uno 4 Kemper - you'll get tuner support on the FCB and effect state... plus VERY easy configuration. Well worth the (cheap) price!
I'm a complete idiot when it comes to programming anything and I was able to program mine.
Basic programming of the FCB 1010 is not too complex but for 16eu ...it really is worth putting an Uno4Kemper chip in .
No soldering required. You just unscrew the bottom of the FCB1010, pry out the original chip and push in the Uno4kemper one. You have to be a little careful not to bend the connectors but it's really easy.
If the FCB is crashing the Kemper you can always try a reset (FCB). Had to do it a couple of times to get the pedals tracking appropriately on mine. I would also say the UNO is well worth the dough. Tuner support and stomp status is huge and the cheat sheet they provide let you program it all in about 2 minutes.
Just make sure you order the Uno4kemper and not the general-purpose Uno chip, which is a different Eprom, not made specifically for use with the Kemper.
