# SooperLooper feet setup

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**Category:** Hardware\
**Created:** [September 23, 2023, 9:55pm UTC](https://discourse.zynthian.org/t/sooperlooper-feet-setup/8574 "2023-09-23T21:55:12Z")\
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> [@niels](#):
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> Any pointers are appreciated!

Hi @niels - I think what you want is doable, but the info about how is scattered about the wiki, this forum, and in some cases various individuals.

Here’s one pointer, I hope it helps:

> [@Transposing individual MIDI-notes](https://discourse.zynthian.org/t/transposing-individual-midi-notes/8637/2):
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> Hi @Dennio! A warm welcome to the land of Zynthian. Yes, you can use webconf to do this. Navigate to INTERFACE-\>MIDI OPTIONS then enbale “Advanced view”. This exposes the “MIDI filter rules”. Add a rule for each MIDI note you wish to map and remember to add a pair of rules, one for NOTE ON and another for NOTE OFF. For example the following rule will remap MIDI note 60 (middle C) to note 62 (D) on MIDI channel 1: MAP CH#0 NON#60 =\> CH#0 NON#62 MAP CH#0 NOFF#60 =\> CH#0 NOFF#62 It does not unma…

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