Disaster Area Designs DMC.micro Gen4 MIDI Controller Pedal

Disaster Area Designs DMC.micro Gen4 MIDI Controller Pedal

The Disaster Area Designs DMC.micro Gen4 is the first in a new generation of MIDI controllers. Featuring all of the features of the previous DMC.micro Pro and DMC.micro Classic, with a vastly improved USB controller and a dual-core 32-bit processor, the DMC.micro Gen4 is maximum MIDI in a minimum footprint. The DMC.micro Gen4 uses Disaster Area's advanced MIDI technology in a tiny package – just 3.6 x 1.5 x 1.6". The user interface is incredibly simple – tap the left or right buttons to perform an action, hold the left button to perform a third "alternate" action, or hold the right button to advance to the next "page."

The DMC.micro Gen4 can access up to eight pages, whose functions may include:

• Device Control: Program select and bypass for up to four devices.
• Utility Mode X: User-set actions on left / right / alt buttons.
• Utility Mode Y: User-set actions on left / right / alt buttons. This mode is also assignable to looper controls for the Strymon Timeline, Eventide H9 / Timefactor, HX Stomp / Effects, or Line 6 M9/M13.
• Preset: Stores programs from Device Control pages and allows the user to change multiple devices at once.
• Clock: Control the DMC.micro Gen4’s built-in MIDI clock generator
• Web-based editor: Completely configure the entire controller, set preset names, re-order presets, import and export controller settings.

FEATURES:

• Graphical OLED display shows preset names, device status, clock rate, and more
• One MultiJack connector can function as Expression Pedal input, Tap Tempo Output, Function Switch Output, Footswitch Input, or MIDI Output
• Internal DIP switches to customize MultiJack functions
• Up to 99 user-accessible presets (if preset page is active)
• Controls up to four MIDI devices
• User-definable Utility Mode X page sends any MIDI CC command, MIDI notes, bank up and down, more
• New Utility Mode Y page adds additional user-defined commands or use as looper control mode
• USB Type-C port for power, USB MIDI, or firmware updates
• USB Type-A port for dedicated USB MIDI HOST, connect to most class-compliant USB MIDI devices
• Runs on 5V USB or standard 9V power, 40 mA or higher