aflynt
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Some people may be able to handle long presses mid-song, but that always seems to mess me up and cause my hands to briefly not function properly. Still, with the FM3 I'm able to quickly switch between up to 6 different sounds mid-song utilizing secondary, alt presses. Between songs I'll do long-press type stuff to get to other scenes or song layouts or tune. I still do use an additional dual momentary switch as stand-in switch in the layouts to let me engage /disengage a boost or toggle between more and less reverb, so it's kind of a 5 button minimum for me.
I initially had a Morningstar MC8, but I found that to actually be less practical in a gigging situation than just the FM3 and dual stand-in switch. The integrated FM3 switches are just more flexible, visible and reliable. I kind of wish they made an FC3 or FC2 actually. FC6 seems like more of a 'should have bought an FM9' kind of deal to me.
-Aaron
I initially had a Morningstar MC8, but I found that to actually be less practical in a gigging situation than just the FM3 and dual stand-in switch. The integrated FM3 switches are just more flexible, visible and reliable. I kind of wish they made an FC3 or FC2 actually. FC6 seems like more of a 'should have bought an FM9' kind of deal to me.
-Aaron