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No. No way to reveal the lower screen. I've installed the old one so I can still access the community but I appreciate you taking a look at it 👍

Thank you @LukeFRC unfortunately this is all I see of the pedals and no scroll options

Just read this on the source audio website under the heading 'enhancements' Disabled the “group by pedals” option for community presets. Not sure what this means but it might be why I can't just find all the presets for the pedal I'm editing 🤷🏻‍♂️

Revival of this thread. The new desktop editor is causing me problems. All I want to to do is scroll through the community presets for the specific pedal I have connected. This was matter of effortless simplicity with the old editor but I cannot work it out at all with this update. I can't select an individual pedal, I can't scroll through the presets.

Ok. I should have added the caveat that without a dry mix the low pass is the only suitable setting for bass.

The low pass is the only suitable one for bass. On any filter.

Yep. Excellent. Never a problem in countless different venues

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This also looks interesting

Apologies. Someone else said it was April fools so I assumed that was the case.

Well, my gentle humour seems to have triggered some people. Please remember this 'news' item was a comedic invention.

Always heartwarming to read such supportive posts towards fellow musicians.

Recorded a few examples with an active bass just fiddling with the controls as I went along

I've not used it with active bass yet but I can give it a go and get back to you

I shall get to it...

I have played through the Digbeth at last year's SW Bass Bash and it's really sweet. Incredibly versatile and simple. I'm skint these days so settled for the preamp pedal, fed into the effects return of any amp it does the job. Highly recommended. However the best cabs I've played through without doubt are the LFSys built by our very own @stevie specifically because of the way they handle the high end.

So, last night I combined my Behringer Octave divider with the B Tron and produced the most wonderful squelchy synth sound. Sat perfectly in the band mix. Two wonderful pedals for the price of a cup of coffee. Win!