Visual Browser for HeadRush® Pedalboard Rigs and Blocks

This is an open-source project that is not affiliated with inMusic Brands, Inc. or Avid Technology, Inc.

Eleven® is a registered trademark of Avid Technology, Inc. HeadRush® is a registered trademark of inMusic Brands, Inc. Avid Technology, Inc. and inMusic Brands, Inc. are not responsible for the functionality of this project in any way.

HeadRush Pedalboard does not have a librarian/editor and it can be difficult to view all of your patch settings on the device itself without a lot of paging and scrolling.

This provides an easy way to visualize all your rigs and block settings in a convenient browser. It is READ-ONLY. No editing or librarian features are provided as that would require knowledge of the HeadRush Pedalboard USB-sync protocol, and that should be something provided by the manufacturer if they choose.

Community PRs are welcome. Please fork the project and submit a PR. You are free to use this software, however please attribute appropriately

• install nvm

curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.38.0/install.sh | bash

• install node

nvm install 15.14.0

• install yarn

npm install --global yarn

• download source code

  With Git:

  • install git
  • Clone the repo

    git clone [email protected]:rockrep/headrush-browser.git

  • cd headrush-browser

  or click on the Code button above and Download ZIP

  • unzip the file
  • cd headrush-browser-main

• run yarn to install the dependencies

• run yarn debug to start the application

• view in your browser at https://localhost:3000

This software is compatible with HeadRush® Pedalboard Firmware version 2.3.0. No guarantees it will work with other versions as the manufacturer may change the format of it's data schema at their disgression. No guarantees it will work with older versions of the firmware.

It may also work with HeadRush Gigboard Firmware version 2.3.0 but I have not tested that as I do not own that device.

To make life easier for non-tech savvy folks, would like to convert this to a stand-alone executable for MacOS, Windows, Linux using pkg or nexe, but I haven't figured out how to get that to work yet.

Also would like to display a better way to layout non-serial routing for Rigs.