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Yes, the only limit is the number of USB ports, which is easy to overcome by using a USB hub.

When configuring the device through the configuration program, only one adapter can be connected.

If you are not satisfied with the adapter, you can return it within one month after the purchase date to get a full refund. The cost of return shipping is borne by the customer.

MIDI adapters are covered by a one-year warranty. If the device fails during this period, it will be replaced free of charge.

Yes. Adapters are class compliant MIDI-USB devices, so they will work with Linux.

Any that support MIDI automation, e.g.:

• Amp Sims: Positive Grid Bias FX Pro, Waves GTR, NI Guitar Rig, Overloud TH3, etc.
• They work with practically all DAWs.

They do not require batteries.

They do not introduce noticeable latency.

All standard expression pedals with a stereo jack output.

Yes, we support Pitch Bend Change MIDI message.

If you just want to increase the pitch and not decrease it, set the min. value at 64, max. at 127, and if you just want to decrease, change the value range to 0-63.

For some actions you need to use CC, which is also supported.

Yes.

In this case, use the "Calibrate" function available in the configuration tool. You can calibrate your pedal there and it will work properly.

All single switches with a mono jack output and double switches with a stereo jack output.

All standard pedals with a mono jack output.

Yes, this is the "impulse" mode which reacts to the change of the state.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes, but you must have two separate adapters - we do not provide a cable that connects two mono jacks to one stereo.

No. First of all, the apps are currently only available for iOS and therefore only work on the iPhone. The phone trays in the Cardboard Pedals are designed for the iPhone, starting from the SE model (1st generation).

You can download the application from the App store. There are two applications for the two foot controllers: MIDI Expression Pedal and MIDI Footswitch. The applications are free.

Yes, there is a free rtpMIDI solution for Windows that allows you to connect your iPhone to your Windows PC via Wi-Fi.

Sure, just order a really big pizza, preferably two.

The shared template is the same design that is used in our Certified Kit, but making the pedal from different quality materials will not always fully match our concept. Try creating it yourself, and if you want proven quality, buy our Kit.

Virtually any, even your singing. It is important to remember about a few guidelines:

• The cleaner and less distorted the sound, the better.
• The beta version only recognises one sound at a time, so if you play chords, only one of the chord notes will be played, most likely the root.
• Also, remember to tune your instrument.

You only need a jack-jack cable!

You do not need an expensive audio interface because you are not recording a direct guitar signal. A2M only needs to recognize the pitch, and the sound is generated by a virtual instrument - from the sampler or synthesizer.

The more the sound will be devoid of high harmonics, the more accurately its pitch will be recognised, so it is best to set the guitar on the pickup closest to the neck, and avoid the pickup closest to the bridge.

To avoid feedback, try to make sure that the MIDI sound does not return to the audio input. This can be done in two ways: by connecting the instrument to the line input, rather than via a microphone, or if it is impossible and you need to use a microphone - listen to the sounds from the MIDI instruments on headphones.

No. It allows you to use thousands of excellent virtual instruments, which are available in both free and paid packages. You can use a synthesizer or sampler from a VST/AU plug-in.

Virtual A2M works with any MIDI receiver.