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App features

The gig view with its parts numbered
  1. Connection to the pedal.
  2. Tempo, following tap tempo live. Tap it for the tempo view.
  3. Edit: change sounds (below).
  4. Control: play from the screen (below).
  5. Menu: settings, presets, tempo, tuner.
  6. Preset number and name, sized to fit on one line.
  7. Capture, with its on/off state.
  8. Cab / IR, with its on/off state. A star means the preset’s own capture or IR.
  9. Gate and effect blocks, lit in their category colour when on.
  10. Preset strip: the presets around the active one.
Control mode on: the Control button, a preset in the strip and an effect tile are marked
  1. Control on (it is off by default).
  2. Tap a preset to switch to it. The arrows page through all 64.
  3. Tap a block to turn it on or off. Tap the capture or IR to bypass it.

The screen always shows what the pedal did, checked against its own report.

Edit (left of Control) turns Control on too. Then hold a block:

The effect editor with the model picker and the on/off button marked
  1. Model: every model the slot takes.
  2. On / off. The sliders below change the parameters live.
Where Gesture Opens
Effect block hold Model and parameters
Gate hold Threshold
Capture or IR name tap Slot, volume or IR settings, and the library
Preset name tap Rename, footswitch, delete

When the pedal’s save light comes on, Save and Discard appear in the top bar.

The capture page with the Capture library button marked

Step through the pedal’s slots, set the volume, or open the library: tap a capture to hear it, then load it. Make folders of your own; they stay in this browser.

The menu with Settings, Tempo and Tuner marked
  1. Settings: the pedal’s own settings and NanoGig’s.
  2. Tempo, with − / +. Tap tempo on the pedal opens it too.
  3. Tuner. A tuner started on the pedal (hold footswitch II) opens it by itself.
The tuner showing E, in tune
Tuner
The tempo view at 120 BPM
Tempo

Neither needs Control: they don’t change a preset.

Settings, Nano Cortex tab
Nano Cortex: the pedal's own settings
Settings, NanoGig tab
NanoGig: labels and what the screen shows
  • Nano Cortex: every setting on Cortex Cloud’s settings page, written straight away. Factory reset stays in Cortex Cloud.
  • NanoGig: the label style (1B or A2) and presets per bank to match your MIDI controller (4 suits an Mvave Chocolate), footswitch badges, the preset strip, expression pedal values, and re-reading names when idle.

NanoGig is not affiliated with or endorsed by Neural DSP. Nano Cortex is a trademark of Neural DSP Technologies.