Ignitron, a DIY based footswitch for the Spark

Note: This article has been updated with lastest available information on March 5th, 2022 at 10:52 am

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An ESP32 based foot pedal to communicate with the Spark Amp and Spark App via Bluetooth LE (iOS) and Bluetooth Serial (Android). Also works as a control device for a Looper app on the mobile. NEW: Ignitron also supports the built-in looper of Spark 2! Ignitron has been successfully tested with

  • Spark 2
  • Spark 40
  • Spark Mini
  • Spark GO

(Note: On Spark 2, Ignitron supports only the first bank of HW presets so far. The rest is fully functional.)

Ignitron gives you full control over your Spark Amp:

  • Switch between the four hardware presets
  • Switch between custom saved presets organized in banks
  • Toggle effects for the selected preset
  • Save new presets to Ignitron via the Spark App
  • Delete stored presets
  • Control the Spark 2 internal looper.
  • Control Looper apps on a mobile (actually all apps which support bluetooth keyboard controls)
  • Multiple BT keyboard layouts configurable

Adding new presets to Ignitron can easily be done as it can also act like a Spark Amp. Simply connect to Ignitron with the Spark App and save new presets directly from ToneCloud (or your downloaded presets) to Ignitron.

One big advantage of Ignitron is that it communicates with the Spark Amp using the Bluetooth LE protocol. This means it is possible to connect your mobile to your Spark Amp as an audio speaker and play along your favorite songs while you control your effects with Ignitron.

The current active preset and effects are indicated via LEDs.
In addition, the built-in display provides information on

  • selected bank and preset number
  • selected preset name
  • operation mode (Preset, Manual/FX, Looper)
  • activated pedal types in the FX chain
  • Bluetooth connection status to Spark Amp and Spark App

This work was inspired by the Sparkpal project, and the Python Spark Parser project helped me to understand the messages being sent to and from the Spark Amp.

The following sections show how to build and operate Ignitron.

Ignitron with Spark Ignitron preset mode Ingitron FX Mode2 Ignitron full wiring

Building Ignitron

Software: click here

Hardware: click here

Operating Ignitron

Table of contents

Operation modes

Ignitron has two operation modes, APP mode and AMP mode.
In APP mode (default mode on startup), Ignitron connects to a Spark Amp and behaves like the Spark App towards the Spark Amp. It can then be used to switch between saved presets, toggle FX pedals, and even connect it to a Looper app on a mobile (providing 6 buttons to control a (looper or tabs) app).

AMP mode can be used to manage the presets stored on Ignitron, presets can be saved via the app or be deleted from Ignitron. For Android, the Bluetooth mode has to be set to Serial (SRL), for iOS it has to be set to BLE.\

Keyboard mode is useful when Ignitron should act as a bluetooth keyboard control without controlling a Spark Amp. This provides 2x6=12 buttons to control any supporting app (e.g., a looper or a tabs app).

To enter AMP mode, hold the Preset 1 button during startup. To enter Keyboard mode, hold the Preset 3 button during startup.

Amp mode and Keyboard mode can best be started by holding the respective button pressed while pressing and holding Preset 2 button to reset.

A graphical overview of all modes with button mapping can be found here. (Thanks to @itarozzi for creating this.)

APP mode

In APP mode, the foot switches can be used to either switch between pre-saved presets (Preset mode), control all single effects in the selected preset (Manual/FX mode), or switch between presets while controlling an app on your mobile, e.g. a Looper app (Looper (keyboard) mode). If connected to a Spark 2 amp, the Looper (amp) mode will control the internal looper of the amp. You can easily toggle between Preset mode and Manual/FX mode by long pressing the Bank-Up button. To toggle between Preset mode and Looper mode, simply long-press the Preset 4 button.

When selecting Preset mode, four buttons are used to select presets, the other two buttons are used to navigate through the preset banks. This way the user has access to a huge number of saved presets. When pressing the foot switch of the current active preset, the effect configured in the DRIVE section can be toggled.
In Manual/FX mode, the user has direct access to all effects of the selected preset. Pressing a switch will toggle the respective FX type.
When Looper (keyboard) mode is activated, Ignitron acts partially like a bluetooth keyboard. You can use the buttons to control a looper app, e.g. Loopy HD, and also switch between stored presets by long pressing the Bank down/Bank up buttons. Note: When switching presets in Looper mode, it will do this across banks.
When Looper (amp) mode is activated, Ignitron will control the internal looper of the Spark 2 amp. The display will also show information on the looper settings and click. The amp looper settings can easily be changed using Ignitron.

Button commands in APP mode:

Preset mode

Button Press pattern Function
Bank down Short Navigate bank up
Bank up Short Navigate bank down
Preset 1 Short Select preset 1 / Toggle Drive
Preset 2 Short Select preset 2 / Toggle Drive
Preset 3 Short Select preset 3 / Toggle Drive
Preset 4 Short Select preset 4 / Toggle Drive
Preset 4 Long Switch to Looper mode
Bank up Long Switch to FX mode
Preset 2 Long Restart Ignitron

Manual/FX mode

Button Press pattern Function
Bank down Short Toggle Noise Gate
Bank up Short Toggle Compressor/Wah
Preset 1 Short Toggle Drive
Preset 2 Short Toggle Modulation
Preset 3 Short Toggle Delay
Preset 4 Short Toggle Reverb
Bank up Long Switch to Preset mode
Preset 2 Long Restart Ignitron

Looper (keyboard) mode (combined with Preset functionality)

Button Press pattern Function
Preset 1 Short Sends character "1" (can be freely configured in app)
Preset 2 Short Sends character "2" (can be freely configured in app)
Preset 3 Short Sends character "3" (can be freely configured in app)
Preset 4 Short Sends character "4" (can be freely configured in app)
Bank down Short Sends character "5" (can be freely configured in app)
Bank up Short Sends character "6" (can be freely configured in app)
Bank down Long Switch to previous preset (across banks)
Bank up Long Switch to next preset (across banks)
Preset 4 Long Switch to Preset mode
Preset 2 Long Restart Ignitron

Note: In Looper mode, Ignitron is connected to your mobile as a bluetooth keyboard. If supported by the respective app on the mobile, the buttons can be freely configured to any function offered by the respective App. You may need to manually connect to the Ignitron BLE keyboard in your Bluetooth settings after switching to Looper mode.

Example Button setup (available commands depend on availability in the respective app):

Button Function
Preset 1 Record/overdub current track
Preset 2 Play/pause session
Preset 3 Delete current track (press twice)
Preset 4 Mute current track
Bank down Switch to previous track
Bank up Switch to next track

Looper (amp) mode (to control the Spark 2 looper)

The preset buttons 1-3 mimick the three looper buttons on the amp, the LED status should match the LEDs on the amp. With long pressing the Bank up button, Ignitron will toggle between Looper control mode and Looper config mode. The current mode will be shown by a 'L' or 'C' in the display respectively.

Looper control mode

Button Press pattern Function
Preset 1 Short Record / Dub
Preset 2 Short Play / Stop
Preset 3 Short Undo / Redo
Preset 4 Short Read current Record status from amp (only needed for analysis)
Bank down Short Tap tempo (repeatedly press button to adjust the tempo)
Bank up Short Read current looper settings from amp (only needed for analysis)
Preset 3 Long Delete all loops (reset)
Bank up Long Change to Looper Config mode
Preset 4 Long Switch to Preset mode
Preset 2 Long Restart Ignitron

Looper config mode

Button Press pattern Function
Preset 1 Short Change number of bars to be recorded
Preset 2 Short Change feel of loop (straight / shuffle)
Preset 3 Short Enable / Disable click
Preset 4 Short NO FUNCTION
Bank down Short Tap tempo (repeatedly press button to adjust the tempo)
Bank up Short NO FUNCTION
Bank up Long Change to Looper Control mode
Preset 4 Long Switch to Preset mode
Preset 2 Long Restart Ignitron

Keyboard mode

This mode will turn the Ignitron into a Bluetooth LE keyboard. All buttons will act like keyboard presses, there is no functionality regarding Preset change or other Spark Amp related functions. Use this mode if you want to only use Ignitron as a looper control device (or any other supporting app like a tabs app) . If you want to use looper control in combination with Spark Amp control, use the Looper mode as part of the APP mode (see above). In the code, multiple different keyboard layouts can be defined to support various apps. In operations, Ignitron can switch between these keyboard with the press of a button.

Every key needs be configured with the following parameters:

  • Key ID (1-6 for short presses, 11-14 for long presses)
  • Key code
  • Modifier key (Shift, CTRL, etc.)
  • Key press repetitions (0 for single press)
  • String representation of key in display (should only be 1 character)

In operations, when a button is pressed, the corresponding key including modifiers will be sent to the connected device. The display will show the key representations of the currently active keyboard. The standard defined keyboard layout will send characters 1 to 6 for short presses and characters A to Dfor long presses.

Example:

{
  1,
  0xD8, // KEY_LEFT_ARROW
  0x81, // KEY_LEFT_SHIFT
  2,
  "<"
}

If a key is configured like the above, a button press will send the combination of the LEFT SHIFT and LEFT ARROW keys with 2 repetitions. In the display the key will be shown as <. Long pressing Bank down and Bank up are reserved for keyboard layout switching.

Key codes for special keys can be found here: BLE Keyboard Library

In keyboard mode, the following keys will be sent to the connected device:

Button Press pattern Function
Preset 1 Short Sends defined character (function can be freely configured in app)
Preset 2 Short Sends defined character (function can be freely configured in app)
Preset 3 Short Sends defined character (function can be freely configured in app)
Preset 4 Short Sends defined character (function can be freely configured in app)
Bank down Short Sends defined character (function can be freely configured in app)
Bank up Short Sends defined character (function can be freely configured in app)
Preset 1 Long Sends defined character (function can be freely configured in app)
Preset 2 Long Sends defined character (function can be freely configured in app)
Preset 3 Long Sends defined character (function can be freely configured in app)
Preset 4 Long Sends defined character (function can be freely configured in app)
Bank down Long Switch to previous keyboard layout (cycling)
Bank up Long Switch to next keyboard layoout (cycling)

AMP mode

In AMP mode, Ignitron acts like a Spark AMP and can communicate with the Spark app running on a mobile. New presets can be stored on Ignitron and existing presets can be deleted.

Connecting the Spark app with Ignitron

Note: By default, Ignitron is configured to use BLE which only works with iOS. In order to connect an Android device, you need to switch to Serial Bluetooth. To do so, press and hold the Bank Up button when in AMP mode (after step 1. below). This will toggle the Bluetooth mode and restart Ignitron. After toggling the Bluetooth mode, start with step 1. below again. Ignitron persists the Bluetooth mode over restarts.

  1. Start Ignitron in AMP mode (hold Preset 1 button during startup).
  2. Open the Spark App on the mobile
  3. For the first connection, make sure to have your real Spark Amp powered off to avoid the app connecting to it.
  4. Hit the connect button in the app (or the + button in the connection overview)
  5. Once the connection is established, you can give the connection a name in the app so you can distinguish from your regular Spark Amp connection.

Storing a new preset (a preset from the app needs to be loaded)

  1. Start Ignitron in AMP mode (hold Preset 1 button during startup).
  2. Connect the Spark App with Ignitron (see above)
  3. Select a preset in the app (either saved in the app or from ToneCloud).
  4. The preset name should appear in the bottom line of the display
  5. The Preset/Bank buttons on Ignitron can be used to navigate to the desired preset position.
  6. Press the Preset button to mark the position for storing (the LED of the selected preset position should start blinking)
  7. Hit the same Preset button a second time to confirm storage (Hitting any other Preset/Bank button will revert the state back to navigating)
  8. The preset will be saved to the selected position, other presets will be pushed one position back

Button commands (case: preset has been received from Spark app)

Button Press pattern Function Remark
Bank down Short Navigate bank up
Bank up Short Navigate bank down
Preset 1 Short Select preset 1 Press twice to store received preset
Preset 2 Short Select preset 2 Press twice to store received preset
Preset 3 Short Select preset 3 Press twice to store received preset
Preset 4 Short Select preset 4 Press twice to store received preset
Bank down Long Unload preset Removes loaded preset if present
Bank up Long Toggle Bluetooth mode Toggle between BLE and BT Serial mode
Preset 2 Long Restart Ignitron

Deleting a preset (only possible when no preset from the app is loaded)

  1. Start Ignitron in AMP mode (hold Preset 1 button during startup).
  2. Use the Preset/Bank buttons on Ignitron to navigate to the desired preset position
  3. Long press the Bank Down button to mark the selected preset for deletion
  4. The LED of the selected preset should start blinking
  5. In the display you should see a prompt if deletion should be executed
  6. If you want to cancel the deletion, simply short press any other button
  7. Otherwise, long press the Bank Down button again to confirm deletion. (Hitting any other button will cancel the deletion and return back to navigation)

Button commands (case: no preset has been received, slot is empty)

Button Press pattern Function Remark
Bank down Short Navigate bank up
Bank up Short Navigate bank down
Preset 1 Short Select preset 1
Preset 2 Short Select preset 2
Preset 3 Short Select preset 3
Preset 4 Short Select preset 4
Bank down Long Mark preset for deletion Pressing any other button in that state will cancel the deletion
Bank down Long Delete marked preset Only if preset was first marked for deletion
Bank up Long Toggle Bluetooth mode Toggle between BLE and BT Serial mode
Preset 2 Long Restart Ignitron

Manually creating presets

This method is only recommended if a preset cannot be transferred via the Spark app or if the preset files have been received/generated in a different way.

  1. Create a preset file in JSON format as shown below
  2. Make sure the file name does not exceed 31 characters (including the .json suffix)
  3. Put the file name into the data folder
  4. Insert the file name (including the .json suffix) to the desired prefix location in the PresetList.txt file
  5. Place the PresetList.txt file into the data folder (if not already there)
  6. Upload the data folder to Ignitron via the Arduino IDE (or other tools)

Preset format

Ignitron stores presets in a JSON format using the SPIFFS file system. Each preset is stored in a separate file and presets are organized in a separate text file called 'PresetList.txt'. This list simply stores the file names of the presets, the order defines the way the banks are filled. An example preset file would look like this:

{"PresetNumber": 127, "UUID":"DEFBB271-B3EE-4C7E-A623-2E5CA53B6DDA",
"Name":"Studio Session" , "Version":"0.7", "Description":"Description for Acoustic Preset 1", "Icon":"icon.png", "BPM": 120.0000,
"Pedals": [
  { "Name":"bias.noisegate",  "IsOn": false,  "Parameters":[0.5000,0.3467] },
  { "Name":"BBEOpticalComp",  "IsOn": true,   "Parameters":[0.7583,0.2585,0.0000] },
  { "Name":"DistortionTS9",   "IsOn": false,  "Parameters":[0.1396,0.4073,0.6898] },
  { "Name":"Acoustic",  "IsOn": true,   "Parameters":[0.6398,0.3851,0.3834,0.5994,0.5195] },
  { "Name":"ChorusAnalog",  "IsOn": true,   "Parameters":[0.8417,0.2275,0.9359,0.3513] },
  { "Name":"DelayMono",   "IsOn": false,  "Parameters":[0.2240,0.2112,0.4909,0.6000,1.0000] },
  { "Name":"bias.reverb",   "IsOn": true,   "Parameters":[0.7228,0.3262,0.2758,0.3607,0.3439,0.4860,0.4000] } ],
"Filler":"23"
}

As a guidance which effect and amp names can be used and in which order the parameters of each effect have to be given, please see below.

FX parameter reference

In order to know which effects are available with paramters, see below table. This data can be used to build own presets in JSON format (see above). Use the Technical Name information in the JSON files. Parameters marked with Switch can only have values of 0 or 1, others can have any value between 0 and 1.

Standard Tones
Type App Name Technical Name (JSON) Parameter 0 Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Parameter 3 Parameter 4 Parameter 5 Parameter 6 Extra Info
Noise Gate Noise Gate bias.noisegate Threshold Decay
Compressor LA Comp LA2AComp Limit/Compress Switch Gain Peak Reduction
Compressor Sustain Comp BlueComp Level Tone Attack Sustain
Compressor Red Comp Compressor Output Sensitivity
Compressor Bass Comp BassComp Comp Gain
Compressor Optical Comp BBEOpticalComp Volume Comp Pad Switch
Drive Booster Booster Gain
Drive Clone Drive KlonCentaurSilver Output Treble Gain
Drive Tube Drive DistortionTS9 Overdrive Tone Level
Drive Over Drive Overdrive Level Tone Drive
Drive Fuzz Face Fuzz Volume Fuzz
Drive Black Op ProCoRat Distortion Filter Volume
Drive Bass Muff BassBigMuff Volume Tone Sustain
Drive Guitar Muff GuitarMuff Volume Tone Sustain
Drive Bassmaster MaestroBassmaster Brass Volume Sensitivity Bass Volume
Drive SAB Driver SABDriver Volume Tone Drive LP/HP Switch
Amp Silver 120 RolandJC120 Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp Black Duo Twin Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp AD Clean ADClean Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp Match DC 94MatchDCV2 Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp ODS 50 ODS50CN Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp Blues Boy BluesJrTweed Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp Tweed Bass Bassman Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp AC Boost AC Boost Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp Checkmate Checkmate Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp Two Stone SP50 TwoStoneSP50 Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp American Deluxe Deluxe65 Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp Plexiglas Plexi Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp JM45 OverDrivenJM45 Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp Lux Verb OverDrivenLuxVerb Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp RB 101 Bogner Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp British 30 OrangeAD30 Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp American High Gain AmericanHighGain Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp SLO 100 SLO100 Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp YJM100 YJM100 Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp Treadplate Rectifier Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp Insane EVH Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp Insane 6508 6505Plus Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp SwitchAxe SwitchAxeLead Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp Rocker V Invader Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp BE 101 BE101 Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp Pure Acoustic Acoustic Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp Fishboy AcousticAmpV2 Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp Jumbo FatAcousticV2 Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp Flat Acoustic FlatAcoustic Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp RB-800 GK800 Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp Sunny 3000 Sunny3000 Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp W600 W600 Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Amp Hammer 500 Hammer500 Gain Treble Middle Bass Volume
Modulation Tremolo Tremolo Speed Depth Level
Modulation Chorus ChorusAnalog E.Level Rate Depth Tone
Modulation Flanger Flanger Rate Mix Depth
Modulation Phaser Phaser Speed Intensity
Modulation Vibrato Vibrato01 Speed Depth
Modulation UniVibe UniVibe Speed Vibrato/Chorus Switch Intensity
Modulation Cloner Chorus Cloner Rate Depth Switch
Modulation Classic Vibe MiniVibe Speed Intensity
Modulation Tremolator Tremolator Depth Speed BPM On/Off Switch
Modulation Tremolo Square TremoloSquare Speed Depth Level
Modulation Guitar EQ GuitarEQ6 Level 100 200 400 800 1.6k 3.2k
Modulation Bass EQ BassEQ6 Level 50 120 400 800 4.5k 10k
Delay Digital Delay DelayMono E.Level Feedback DelayTime Mode BPM Switch Modes: 0.3 (50ms) - 0.4 (200ms) - 0.6 (500ms) - 0.72 (1s)
Delay Echo Filt DelayEchoFilt Delay Feedback Level Tone BPM Switch
Delay Vintage Delay VintageDelay Repeat Rate Intensity Echo BPM Switch
Delay Reverse Delay DelayReverse Mix Decay Filter Time BPM Switch
Delay Multi Head DelayMultiHead Repeat Rate Intensity Echo Volume Mode Selector BPM Switch Modes: 0 (Head 1) - 0.35 (Head 2) - 0.65 (Head 3) - 0.95 (Head 4)
Delay Echo Tape DelayRe201 Sustain Volume Tone Short/Long
Reverb Room Studio A bias.reverb Level Damping Dwell Time Low Cut High Cut Selects Reverb Type 0.0
Reverb Room Studio B bias.reverb Level Damping Dwell Time Low Cut High Cut Selects Reverb Type 0.1
Reverb Chamber bias.reverb Level Damping Dwell Time Low Cut High Cut Selects Reverb Type 0.2
Reverb Hall Natural bias.reverb Level Damping Dwell Time Low Cut High Cut Selects Reverb Type 0.3
Reverb Hall Medium bias.reverb Level Damping Dwell Time Low Cut High Cut Selects Reverb Type 0.4
Reverb Hall Ambient bias.reverb Level Damping Dwell Time Low Cut High Cut Selects Reverb Type 0.5
Reverb Plate Short bias.reverb Level Damping Dwell Time Low Cut High Cut Selects Reverb Type 0.6
Reverb Plate Rich bias.reverb Level Damping Dwell Time Low Cut High Cut Selects Reverb Type 0.7
Reverb Plate Long bias.reverb Level Damping Dwell Time Low Cut High Cut Selects Reverb Type 0.8
Hendrix Tones

Note: You can simply store tones using Hendrix gear on Ignitron. As the effects are licensed and purchased In-App, you need to connect your mobile Spark App to the Spark Amp after switching on the Spark Amp. When you then disconnect the Spark App and connect Ignitron afterwards you should be able to use presets using below gear.

Type App Name Technical Name Parameter 0 Parameter 1 Parameter 2 Parameter 3 Parameter 4 Parameter 5 Parameter 6 Extra Info
Compressor/Wah J.H. Legendary Wah JH.Vox846 Auto Wah Mode BPM Mode Switch ms (BPM Off) Bar (BPM On) Sensitivity Auto Wah Mode: 0.0, 0.2, 0.4, 0.6, 0.8, 1.0 - Bar: 0.0 (1/8), 0.25 (1/4), 0.5 (1/2), 0.75 (1/1)
Drive J.H. Axle Fuzz JH.AxisFuzz Volume Drive
Drive J.H. Super Fuzz JH.SupaFuzz Volume Filter
Drive J.H. Octave Fuzz JH.Octavia Level Fuzz
Drive J.H. Fuzz Zone JH.FuzzTone Volume Attack
Modulation/EQ J.H. Legendary Vibe JH.VoodooVibeJr Speed Sweep Intensity Mix (Vibrato/Chorus)

More information on the Ignitron Github page

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6 Comments

  1. Greg Jones

    This is some awesome work. I’m trying to adapt it to my SparkMini. Has anyone else done this? I can get it to talk to the Mini and the app but, the command structure Is different. Some things work – most don’t.

    1. I know it has been some time since you asked that question. There has been some development recently to get it to work with Spark GO and Mini. It has made some major progress in getting it to work, there is still some work to do to get it more reliable. You can head over to the github project and try if the current version works for you. Note: HW presets should work fine, there is still some issue with switching to custom presets where I am currently working on.

      Source: I am the developer 🙂

      1. Update: Ignitron is now working with all Spark Amps (40, Mini, and GO). Check out the github project for the latest information and code.

  2. Eric

    I’ve just finished building the ignitron and use it with my Spark2. I have to say that it Awesome. Very good work dude YOU ROCK ! !! However I can’t figure out how the click and the Feel work in looper mode. As I understand, the spark2 will only playback the click if it is connected via bluetooth to the phone and the native App. Since I can’t connect both the Native App and the Ignitron to the app at the same time. How can I use the click ? I tried to toggle on/off on the Ignitron, but nothing happen.

    Thank you for the Great work. It is awesome !

    1. Eric

      Update : I feel stupid.. I had no jack in the amp when I tested it. I Plugged the guitar and I now hear the click as intended. Thank for your great work again. This is awesome !

    2. Hi Eric, thanks for your kind words, really appreciated! It is a fun project and I feel great when others try it as well and are happy with it! Great to hear that you could make the looper working. It was actually quite difficult to mimic the behavior of the app in Ignitron, as the amp behaves slightly different in both cases. If you have any further issues or feedback, please do this via the GitHub project, as I don’t get notifications from here.

      Keep on rockin’!

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