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Product Description
The Disaster Area Designs DMC.micro PRO uses Disaster Area's advanced Gen3 technology in a tiny package – just 3.6" x 1.5" x 1.6" (93 x 38 x 42 mm) The DMC.micro user interface is incredibly simple – tap the left or right buttons to perfor m 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 PRO 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, 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 PRO’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
The DMC.micro PRO also features Disaster Area's astounding MultiJack connector, which can perform several different functions to simplify your setup:
- Connect one or two 1/4" MIDI devices from companies such as Alexander Pedals, Chase Bliss Audio, Empress, and Meris
- Functions as a bi-directional MIDI port for supported devices, allows connections for Meris pedals to editing software
- Connect an expression pedal to send MIDI messages to one or more of your devices, or user-define a custom MIDI CC expression command
- Connect an external one- or two-button footswitch for tap tempo control, or user-define two custom actions
- Send tap tempo to an external device such as a DD-7, Panther Cub, Flint, and more
Need more control? Use the USB port to interface with your computer or tablet device and turn the DMC.micro into a USB MIDI controller. Maybe you have a Zoom MultiStomp (MS-50G / MS-60B / MS-70CDR?) or a newer Red Panda pedal? Connect it to the USB port using the gHOST Adapter to control it with MIDI!
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