Good to know! As the DuoX is something to have in a table, the scenario of having two (or more ) units in the same enviroment is something that should not be āa rare scenarioā.
For example, yesterday I wanted to send the config I made from one unit to the other. The only solution was to PUBLISH the setup online and the get it to the other Modā¦ And talking about this, if you go to the public repo of pedalboards to get one, to which unit goes the config if you have both of them connected in Chrome?
DUOs need to be as good brothers and be able to co-exists peacefully
There are a couple of things we have in our priority list (mainly everything that is a Dwarf related feature, the early/beta batch with v1.10 does not everything we want/promised).
This is something we will not forget, and becomes specially useful for those that soon will have a Duo/X unit and a Dwarf as well.
Could a solution be to connect one of the two devices into the other one and then into the PC with some bridging involved (so that one of the device is on a subnet of the one connected to the PC ?)
I guessā¦ but then one unit would be working extra hard, as it would basically be acting as a network switch.
not sure if this is possible to scale to more than 1+1 unit though
So, good that it works, but seems it is not an improvement over bluetooth 4 or 3.
Still, now at least there is a better caching system, so while slow the first time you open via bluetooth, hopefully further usage will make its use into bearable territory.
I havenāt tried with 3.0-4.0. The response time when twisting a knob on the duo x and seeing changes in GUI can be almost realtime I would say but sometimes slower. itās just scrolling around and zooming in that is quite slow.
The caching system works good. much faster load time the 2nd time
Caching is for all BT connections, right @falkTX? My DUO now seems not as slow in the normal useā¦ Anyway the cool thing would be to be able to have 2 (or more) DUO/X/Dwarf on the same computer without them collidingā¦
Can you recommend a USB wifi stick proven to work? Iāve tried with 2 with different chipsets and I never got the error calling the concrete firmware, and one of them was a ālinux provenā wifi stickā¦
Iāve copied the file from the linux kernel dir to the /data/firmware directory (my stick also uses de rt2870.bin driver, as it has the RT5370 chipset), I unpluged the stick and even rebooted the MOD, and nothing, I always get this message:
) units in the same enviroment is something that should not be āa rare scenarioā.