JET Pedals releases Unity6 firmware 2.2.0 with Constant Clock
March 13, 2025 · 1 sources
JET Pedals released Unity6 firmware version 2.2.0 on March 13, 2025, according to the release notes on its Unity6 firmware updates page.
The update adds Constant Clock, which the maker describes as a choice between constantly sending MIDI clock or sending it only long enough to sync all connected pedals. The notes state that turning Constant Clock off is useful if the MIDI clock signal seems to be leaking noise into the audio signal. Version 2.2.0 also adds new CC messages that let external MIDI controllers update the BPM on the Unity6.
The release also refines the interface, allowing better plus and minus button selections without accidentally adjusting slider values at the same time, per the notes. Minor bug fixes cover popping sounds in loops at low volumes, the expression to volume audio sweep, scribble strips, and MIDI clock timing while using expression pedals.
"Introducing Constant Clock! Now you can select to constantly send MIDI clock or only send MIDI clock just long enough to sync all of your pedals."
The firmware is not platform specific and can be saved to an iPhone, iPad, Android device, Mac or PC, then uploaded through the Unity6's WiFi page at jetpedals.local, according to the maker's instructions. The download includes two separate firmware files, which the notes say should be uploaded one at a time. No price is given for the firmware.
Sources (1)
- Unity6 Firmware Updates – JET Pedals, jetpedals.com