Pedal to control effects
Pedal to control effects Posted on: 27.08.2013 by Francoise Stober Hey guysJust saw this on loco dice's setup Wondering if someone has ever used a pedal before. It looks very efficient. I am believeing of getting one. Any brand suggestions? | |
Lynetta Stanislav 28.08.2013 |
Originally Posted by Patch
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Brunilda Kora 29.08.2013 | Whichever one comes up on ebay first and cheapest. I have a Rolls-MP80 that I picked up for ~ |
Lynetta Stanislav 28.08.2013 |
Originally Posted by Patch
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Brunilda Kora 29.08.2013 | Whichever one comes up on ebay first and cheapest. I have a Rolls-MP80 that I picked up for ~ |
Lynetta Stanislav 28.08.2013 |
Originally Posted by Patch
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Brunilda Kora 29.08.2013 | Whichever one comes up on ebay first and cheapest. I have a Rolls-MP80 that I picked up for ~ |
Lynetta Stanislav 28.08.2013 |
Originally Posted by Patch
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Brunilda Kora 29.08.2013 | Whichever one comes up on ebay first and cheapest. I have a Rolls-MP80 that I picked up for ~ |
Lynetta Stanislav 28.08.2013 | Thanks for the info sounds a very interesting way to control fx/looper
Originally Posted by oneapemob
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Francoise Stober 27.08.2013 | Hey guys Just saw this on loco dice's setup Wondering if someone has ever used a pedal before. It looks very efficient. I am believeing of getting one. Any brand suggestions? |
Brunilda Kora 29.08.2013 |
Originally Posted by neilmcm
I routed my turntables into Live, and scratched away. I'd set up a dummy clip that was silent for the the first 7 beat of a bar, and then had some effects automation (usually a send, with some kind of delay rack) on the last beat. Stop scratching at the end of the bar, and get a funky echo out effect. Also pretty cool doing brake effects. |
Ervin Calvery 28.08.2013 | Take a look at SoftStep. It has lots of dimensions of control. |
Lynetta Stanislav 28.08.2013 |
Originally Posted by Patch
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Brunilda Kora 29.08.2013 | Whichever one comes up on ebay first and cheapest. I have a Rolls-MP80 that I picked up for ~ |
Lynetta Stanislav 28.08.2013 | Thanks for the info sounds a very interesting way to control fx/looper
Originally Posted by oneapemob
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Yong Aptekar 27.08.2013 | Not with software, but I've run a theramin through guitar pedals controlling fx, it's convenient using foot pedals. |
Bertie Metro 27.08.2013 | Alternatively traktor's fx/looper or ableton live (either fx or to live loop). I've set up the toe switch as a modifier in traktor, effectively doubling the amount of controls, and i use the fx and looper thru both fx loops on my Vestax 08 pro. Very flexible, and because it is midi i can also use it if i'm mixing internaly. As a bonus (but don't take my word on it, as i've never tried this) i believe that once it's setup (for midi), the pedal itself is midi class compliant. So you can also use it with an ipad. |
Lynetta Stanislav 27.08.2013 | Thanks going to look for one of them , what are you actually controlling with the pedal . |
Bertie Metro 28.08.2013 | I use this one to control software via midi : http://line6.com/footcontrollers/fbvexpressmkii.html Not very expensive, and can be had second hand for less even, build isn't the sturdiest, but i'm sure it will endure the test of time, the software can be fiddly on a mac, but it's setup once and forget. I've never tried the spiders (the line 6 fx boxes) so i can't comment on that. On the midi side, 4 buttons (the obvious) plus a fifth under the volume/expression pedal, and an expression pedal. Button can send different types of midi messages, and even send a certain note or cc when pushed, and another on release. What more can i say, it frees my hands ! Im on the look out for a dd7 second hand tho ! |
Lynetta Stanislav 27.08.2013 | I watched that video again yesterday and was going to post something similar. |
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