PedalEditor

Speaks fluent pedal. 53 pedals and synths, 14 brands, and counting. Deep editing shouldn't mean deep menus.

One App: Total Control.

Manage Presets Wirelessly Bluetooth

Speaks Fluent Pedal. A few knobs on the pedal. Forty in your pocket.

Chase Bliss. Hologram. Red Panda. Walrus. Meris. Old Blood Noise. Strymon. Boss. Source Audio. Eventide. Universal Audio. Eleven brands built pedals with real depth and buried it behind one LED and a couple footswitches. PedalEditor is the screen they left out. Every parameter, right where you can actually get to it. Your whole rig, in your hand.

Bluetooth MIDI connects your phone straight to the pedal. No more counting blinks. No more holding two footswitches and praying you hit the right combo. Deep editing shouldn't mean deep menus — it should mean the entire pedal, live, while you're standing there holding a guitar. 53 pedals and synths. 14 brands. And counting. The biggest MIDI editor library on the App Store, full stop. New profiles ship regularly — if you've got a MIDI-capable pedal that never got an editor, there's a real chance it's already in here.

Collections that don't punish experimentation. Every Collection carries three independent save states — A, B, C. Try a new lineup in B without touching A. If it works, you found it. If it doesn't, A never moved. Performance Pads.

A configurable grid that fires Scenes, sends CC or PC, or jumps straight to a Song Section. Built for the stage, not a demo video. Save. Send. Commit. No mystery. Three separate actions so you always know exactly where a change is going. Save writes to your library. Send pushes live over MIDI — nothing touches memory. Save on Pedal commits to hardware the second you decide it should, not before. Preset Packs — tap and you're done.

Presets, songs, and setlists bundled into one file. Tap it in Mail, Files, or Safari and PedalEditor shows you exactly what's inside and what matches your rig before you install a single thing. Your pedal was always capable of this. It just never had a way to show you.

PedalEditor: A Brain For Brainless Pedals.