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Web Editor (beta)
The web-based Particle editor can be used to configure your pedal, access hidden parameters, and
fine-tune presets. It is intended for "offline" configuration and editing. For live performance editing, we
recommend using dedicated MIDI hardware or software and MIDI control change messages.
Connect your pedal to a computer using a USB cable and go to the web editor URL using Chrome:
https://www.redpandalab.com/content/apps/particle-editor/index.html
The editor uses Web MIDI, which is not supported by all browsers. We officially support Chrome.
The editor is currently beta software. It is fully functional, but does not look great.
Pedal Status
The web editor indicates whether the pedal is connected. If the status is "not found", ensure that the
pedal is turned on and connected to your computer. Click the refresh button to refresh the status.
Edit
The Edit tab shows all of the Particle's realtime parameters. The on-screen controls are updated to
match the current state of the pedal, but there is a slight lag that may make it unsuitable for live per-
formance. The web editor's controls allow higher resolution changes than MIDI continuous controller
messages (up to 24 bits).
Modeless allows you to access parameters from all modes using the pedal's MODE switch. See "" on
page 13 for information.
Freeze Mode changes the freeze behavior as described in "Freeze" on page 9.
Mod
The Mod tab allows you to configure the pedal's CTRL port for an expression pedal or remote switch.
The control port mode (expression or remote) is stored globally, but expression pedal assignment and
remote switch configuration are stored in each preset.
The expression pedal can be assigned to up to 6 parameters, with a minimum/maximum range for each.
Preset
The Preset tab allows you to send MIDI program change messages and save presets to the pedal's on-
board memory. Presets 1-4 are also available via the pedal's
PRESET button.