Gotta bump this one. It’s still impossible to see the current tempo on any screen. You can only see the tempo by tapping the tap tempo twice … which means it’s already changed by the time you see it
Holding it = the tuner
Double tap = change the tempo
Double tap and holding on the 2nd tap for 1 second = changing the tempo and then getting the tuner
Bump for this!! Seems like it could be such a simple change.
It wouldn’t be so bad if the quad cortex could dictate the tempo of other pedals (via midi) that display the BPM, but it can’t, so without the tempo on screen there’s no way to tell on the fly
Bump. Would be nice to have the option to display the tempo instead of “PRESET / STOMP / SCENE.” The icon left to the text is sufficient for advanced users.
Another bump. A 72 bpm flashing dot looks very similar to a 80bpm flashing dot but has a very different effect after a measure or 2. Would be useful to see your tempo at all times.
Would also love to use the rotary “tempo” foot switch when in global tempo out mode to fine tune your bpm once it’s constantly displayed.
For example, playing a song at 72bpm, reach down and twist the knob up to 80bpm for the next song, instead of tapping the tempo, hoping you’re close, and then dialing in the exact bpm with switch A once it transfers you into the “tempo screen”
I don’t want to violate any forum rules here, but just wanted to bump this feature request. This seems like a very useful feature. So much display real estate, it would be nice to make full use of it.
In songs that start with guitar I like to try and get the tempo right by looking at the flashing LED, which I find difficult. It would be much easier if there was an option to have a better visualisation of the tempo, like a swinging hand, or a bar moving back and forth.
I’m setting tempo for each preset and i put it in the title of the track to remember when i must do some Delay modification for that particular song.
Our drummer uses a clic so my Delay is properly set for each song.
But for those who wants to change that according to the vibe of the groove, for a improvisation i must say that the tap tempo is not that easy to use.
Is it?