traditional wah
2007-04-09 by Doug
Does anyone know how to program the 2101 so the footpedal actually works the wah??? I want to be able to use the footpedal to act like a regular cry baby pedal.
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traditional wah
RE: [gsp-2101] traditional wah
2007-04-09 by MM
I ve tried connecting an expression pedal to the 2101 wah and I decided I much prefer the real thing. ... From: gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com
Re: traditional wah
2007-04-09 by snd6760
Don't bother. The 2101's wah sounds like garbage. It is the ONLY drawback of the unit IMO.
RE: [gsp-2101] Re: traditional wah
2007-04-09 by MM
That and not enough memory for more effect modules. ... From: gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com [mailto:gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of snd6760 Sent: Monday,
Re: [gsp-2101] traditional wah
2007-04-10 by Marko Menart
Wah will never sound like the real thing because of its position (after the preamp). However there is a trick how to get pretty decent wah effect...
If it's possible, use a "smooth wah". Then you have to emulate "a knee" of a traditional wah pedal: re-assign MIDI CC values (min and max) of the pedal you are using, so they are close to themselves (for example min: 25, max: 75 or so - depending of how strong effect you want). You can find detailed instructions of how to re-assign CC min and max values in the manual, page 78, 79.
The final step is to maybe fine tune with the wet/dry mixer...
Best regards, Marko
If it's possible, use a "smooth wah". Then you have to emulate "a knee" of a traditional wah pedal: re-assign MIDI CC values (min and max) of the pedal you are using, so they are close to themselves (for example min: 25, max: 75 or so - depending of how strong effect you want). You can find detailed instructions of how to re-assign CC min and max values in the manual, page 78, 79.
The final step is to maybe fine tune with the wet/dry mixer...
Best regards, Marko
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Re: [gsp-2101] traditional wah
2007-04-10 by Marko Menart
Wah will never sound like the real thing because of its position (after the preamp). However there is a trick how to get pretty decent wah effect...
If it's possible, use a "smooth wah". Then you have to emulate "a knee" of a traditional wah pedal: re-assign MIDI CC values (min and max) of the pedal you are using, so they are close to themselves (for example min: 25, max: 75 or so - depending of how strong effect you want). You can find detailed instructions of how to re-assign CC min and max values in the manual, page 78, 79.
The final step is to maybe fine tune with the wet/dry mixer...
Best regards, Marko
If it's possible, use a "smooth wah". Then you have to emulate "a knee" of a traditional wah pedal: re-assign MIDI CC values (min and max) of the pedal you are using, so they are close to themselves (for example min: 25, max: 75 or so - depending of how strong effect you want). You can find detailed instructions of how to re-assign CC min and max values in the manual, page 78, 79.
The final step is to maybe fine tune with the wet/dry mixer...
Best regards, Marko
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Re: [gsp-2101] traditional wah
2007-04-10 by Marko Menart
Wah will never sound like the real thing because of its position (after the preamp). However there is a trick how to get pretty decent wah effect...
If it's possible, use a "smooth wah". Then you have to emulate "a knee" of a traditional wah pedal: re-assign MIDI CC values (min and max) of the pedal you are using, so they are close to themselves (for example min: 25, max: 75 or so - depending of how strong effect you want). You can find detailed instructions of how to re-assign CC min and max values in the manual, page 78, 79.
The final step is to maybe fine tune with the wet/dry mixer...
Best regards, Marko
If it's possible, use a "smooth wah". Then you have to emulate "a knee" of a traditional wah pedal: re-assign MIDI CC values (min and max) of the pedal you are using, so they are close to themselves (for example min: 25, max: 75 or so - depending of how strong effect you want). You can find detailed instructions of how to re-assign CC min and max values in the manual, page 78, 79.
The final step is to maybe fine tune with the wet/dry mixer...
Best regards, Marko
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Re: [gsp-2101] traditional wah
2007-04-10 by Marko Menart
Wah will never sound like the real thing because of its position (after the preamp). However there is a trick how to get pretty decent wah effect...
If it's possible, use a "smooth wah". Then you have to emulate "a knee" of a traditional wah pedal: re-assign MIDI CC values (min and max) of the pedal you are using, so they are close to themselves (for example min: 25, max: 75 or so - depending of how strong effect you want). You can find detailed instructions of how to re-assign CC min and max values in the manual, page 78, 79.
The final step is to maybe fine tune with the wet/dry mixer...
Best regards, Marko
If it's possible, use a "smooth wah". Then you have to emulate "a knee" of a traditional wah pedal: re-assign MIDI CC values (min and max) of the pedal you are using, so they are close to themselves (for example min: 25, max: 75 or so - depending of how strong effect you want). You can find detailed instructions of how to re-assign CC min and max values in the manual, page 78, 79.
The final step is to maybe fine tune with the wet/dry mixer...
Best regards, Marko
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2007-04-10 by Marko Menart
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Best regards, Marko
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