Hi,
is there a way not to display the expression pedal position on the screen?
I sometimes need to change presets quickly while using exp pedal, so I would prefer not seeing “expression 1 : 56%” e.g.
Thanks,
Hervé (from Belgium)
just add a “#” character as the first character in your expression preset name
OK, nice!! thanks for the quick answer
yup that is correct, but that’s only for the MC3 and MC6 as the expression display clears the whole screen. For the MC8 there’s no effect
Ah I see! I was thinking there this could a way I could keep Exp3 from showing its status, so that it always displayed Exp4.
While we’re on a vaguely similar subject, is there any current way to disable the text betwixt Preset A and Preset E? During performance I find it’s nice to have as little clutter as possible.
Let me think if it makes sense to do that (regarding not displaying a certain Exp).
Regarding the second topic, yes we have planned for a “Focus Mode” for the MC8 which essentially just omits the middle 2 rows of info. It was a little tricky to implement at first but with the latest code refactor, we might be able to add in. Not sure if v3.9 yet though - there’s just too many things to add - we’ll never release it at this rate 
You ain’t kidding, this one is truly huge!
I’ve just tried this. It does indeed hide the expression display, but it also makes the use of expression really buggy on my MC6. I’ve had to leave the long name empty or it’s unusable.
Is there a known bug here?
Just to clarify, buggy in what sense?
Sorry, that was a terrible bug report!
I’m using my MC6 with an expression pedal to control a Wah sound from my SA Spectrum.
It worked well until I tried renaming the Expression message to a hash #
After that, the expression message is hidden from the MC6 display, but all MIDI messages sent to the Spectrum stop working, no expression, no engaging presets etc.
I have to restart the MC6 to get this working and then it seems to be a bit intermittent. Not sure if it’s the MC6 or the Spectrum though now I stop to think about it. I’ll keep testing & come back here if I can figure it out any further.