PedalEditor

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PedalEditor is a wireless editor for MIDI guitar pedals. From an iPhone, iPad or Mac it recalls presets and edits parameters over Bluetooth LE MIDI or Wi-Fi, using Program Change and Control Change — nothing plugged into the board, nothing to crouch over. USB is there if you would rather be wired. It works with pedals from any brand, including the ones the manufacturer never made an editor for.

What it does

How it connects

An iPhone can also drive a Mac running PedalEditor over the local network, leaving the Mac connected to the rig.

The four tabs

TabWhat it is
EditorOne pedal's full control surface. Every parameter its manual documents, drawn as the control it actually is — knob, fader, toggle, selector, stepper or list — not a wall of generic sliders. Turn a control and the CC goes out immediately. Save the result to a preset.
LibraryEvery preset you have made, across every brand, in one place. Presets group into collections and banks and are scoped by project, so a session rig and a band rig do not sit in the same list. Preset names live in the app, so they are not limited to the pedal's own display.
SongsA song holds the state of every pedal on your board at once. Song sections — verse, chorus, solo — each carry their own preset per pedal. Setlists are ordered runs of songs and are built here.
LiveThe only place anything is deployed to hardware. Walk a setlist section by section; each advance sends the right preset to every pedal on the board. One action changes the whole rig.

Supported pedals — in the app now

41 profiles. Each one is built from the manufacturer's published MIDI implementation and audited before release.

BrandNModels
Custom1128 Knobs
Line 61DL4 MkII
Meris1LVX
Strymon21BigSky, BigSky MX, blueSky V2, Brig, Cloudburst, Compadre, Deco, DIG, EC-1, El Capistan V2, Flint, Iridium, Lex V2, Mobius, NightSky, Riverside, Sunset, TimeLine, UltraViolet, Volante, Zelzah
Universal Audio7ANTI 1992, Dream '65, Enigmatic '82, Knuckles '92 Rev F, Lion '68, Ruby '63, Woodrow '55
Walrus Audio10ACS1, ACS1 MkII, D1, D1 MKII, M1, M1 MKII, Meraki, Qi Etherealizer, R1, R1 MKII

Supported pedals — built, awaiting audit

201 further profiles are written and are released brand by brand as each is checked against its manual.

BrandNModels
Alesis1QS6
Alexander Pedals19Colour Theory, Defender Neo, F.13 Neo, Fever Pitch, Marshmallow, Now We Are Ghosts, Oblivion, Quadrant Neo, Radical Delay DX, Rewind, Sky 5000, Space Force, Space Race Neo, Super Neo-Matic, Super Radical Delay, Superball, Syntax Error 2, Syntax Error XP, Wavelength
Beetronics FX1Seabee
Bondi Effects1Art Van Delay
Boss5DD-200, DD-500, EQ-200, IR-200, RE-202
Chase Bliss Audio26Bliss Factory, Blooper, Brothers, Brothers AM, Clean, Condor, CXM 1978, Dark World, Generation Loss, Generation Loss MKII, Gravitas, Habit, Lossy, Lost + Found, MOOD, Mood MkII, Onward, Preamp MKII, Reverse Mode C, Spectre, Thermae, Tonal Recall, Warped Vinyl HiFi, Warped Vinyl MkII, Wombtone MkI, Wombtone MkII
Colortone Pedals2VibroVerb, ZeroSum
Cornerstone Music Gear1Nucleo
DigiTech3Bass Whammy, Whammy, Whammy DT
Electro-Harmonix71440 Stereo Looper, 45000, 8-Step Program, 95000, HOG2, Mod Rex, POG3
Electronic Audio Experiments2Prismatic Wall, Sending V2
Empress Effects5Echosystem, Phaser, Reverb, Tremolo2, ZOIA
Eventide7H9 Harmonizer, Knife Drop, Rose, Space, TimeFactor, TriceraChorus, UltraTap
Flower Pedals3Dahlia, Hosta, Sunflower
Free The Tone7AS-1R Ambi Space, FF-1Y Future Factory, FT-2Y Flight Time, PA-1QA Programmable Analog 10-Band EQ (Acoustic), PA-1QB Programmable Analog 10-Band EQ (Bass), PA-1QG Programmable Analog 10-Band EQ (Guitar), TA-1H Tri Avatar Multi-Dimensional Chorus
Gamechanger Audio2Bigsby Pedal, Motor Pedal
GFI System5Duophony, Enieqma, Solis Ventus, Specular Tempus, Synesthesia
Hologram Electronics3Chroma Console, Dream Sequence, Microcosm
Jackson Audio5ASABI, Bloom V2 MIDI, Broken Arrow, Golden Boy, New Wave
JET Pedals1Eternity Delay
Keeley Electronics1Nocturne
Kernom3Elipse, Moho, Ridge
Kinotone Audio3Ghosts, Ribbons, Sparks
Line 64HX One, M13 Stompbox Modeler, M5 Stompbox Modeler, M9 Stompbox Modeler
Meris7Enzo, Enzo X, Hedra, Mercury X, Mercury7, Ottobit Jr., Polymoon
Old Blood Noise Endeavors7Bathing, Black Fountain, Dark Star, Dark Star Stereo, Parting, Signal Blender Stereo, Sunlight
OTO Machines4BAM, BIM, BISCUIT, BOUM
Panda Audio1Future Impact 4
Pigtronix3Echolution 2 / Echolution 2 Deluxe, Echolution 3, Infinity Looper
Poly Effects5Ample, Beebo, Flat V, Trails, Verbs
Quilter2Illumine, Neuron
Red Panda5Bitmap 2, Particle V2, Radius, Raster 2, Tensor
Roger Linn Design1AdrenaLinn III
Roland1JV-1080
Seymour Duncan1Andromeda
Sheeran Looper1Sheeran Looper +
Singular Sound1Aeros Loop Studio
Source Audio19Aftershock Bass Distortion, Artifakt Lo-Fi Elements, Atlas, C4 Synth, Collider Delay+Reverb, Encounter Delay+Reverb, EQ2 Programmable Equalizer, Gemini Chorus, Kingmaker Fuzz, L.A. Lady Overdrive, Lunar Phaser, Mercury Flanger, Nemesis ADT, Pathways Reverb & Tremolo, Spectrum Intelligent Filter, True Spring Reverb, Ultrawave, Ventris Dual Reverb, Vertigo Tremolo
Stone Deaf FX2Syncopy, Tremotron
Suhr1Discovery Delay
Swindler Effects2Red Mountain V2, The Gulf V2
Tasty Chips Electronics1GR-1
TC Electronic3Ditto X4 Looper, Flashback 2 X4 Delay, Hall of Fame 2 X4 Reverb
Two Notes1Torpedo Captor X
Universal Audio7Astra, Del-Verb, Galaxy '74, Golden Reverberator, Max, OX Stomp, Starlight
Vongon5Paragraphs II, Polyphrase, Replay, Rosetones, Solarfaze
Wampler3Catacombs, Metaverse, Terraform
Yamaha1DX7

Questions

Can I control my Strymon BigSky from my iPhone?

Yes, wirelessly. Pair the pedal's MIDI interface over Bluetooth LE inside the app, then edit parameters and recall presets from the phone. The BigSky, TimeLine and Mobius can also send their current preset back to the app over SysEx, so you can capture what is already on the pedal.

Is there an app for Walrus Audio, Meris or UAFX pedals?

Not from those manufacturers for most of their boxes. PedalEditor provides one, built from each pedal's published MIDI implementation.

Do I need a MIDI controller pedal on the floor?

No. PedalEditor is the controller. You need a way for MIDI to reach the pedal — a Bluetooth LE MIDI adapter, a network MIDI session, or a USB interface — but no dedicated footswitch controller.

How does it connect?

Bluetooth LE MIDI, Wi-Fi using RTP-MIDI network sessions, or USB through any class-compliant Core MIDI interface. On iPhone and iPad, Bluetooth pairing happens inside the app. On Mac it is done in Audio MIDI Setup.

What does it actually send?

Program Change to recall a preset slot, Bank Select on CC 0 and CC 32 where the pedal banks its slots, and Control Change messages for parameters. MIDI Clock and tap-tempo CCs where the pedal supports tempo.

Do I have to build a profile for my pedal?

No. Profiles are built from the manufacturer's manual and audited before release. For a MIDI device with no dedicated profile, the included 128 Knobs profile gives you general-purpose CC control.

Does it need an internet connection?

No. Sync between your own devices uses your personal iCloud account when it is available. There is no account to create, no analytics, and no server belonging to us in the path.

Facts