Remember that you can test this with any midi device by assigning cc# 64 and making sure that signal is sending to whatever is armed (and dangerous!.. not really. Bad joke). It's a good way to test the waters before getting your feet wet.. ... ....
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I should turn my Maschine into a 2D pressure sensitive foot controller
get some use out of it.
Remember that you can test this with any midi device by assigning cc# 64 and making sure that signal is sending to whatever is armed (and dangerous!.. not really. Bad joke). It's a good way to test the waters before getting your feet wet.. ... ....
Remember that you can test this with any midi device by assigning cc# 64 and making sure that signal is sending to whatever is armed (and dangerous!.. not really. Bad joke). It's a good way to test the waters before getting your feet wet.. ... ....
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Ah cheers yur2die4, will check that out at some point.
Unfortunately I just came across the FBV MKii floorboard's manual, page 50 and onwards, detailing its use with Ableton Live especially page 54. Mapping the wah/express pedal to a Live parameter with a range for example...
http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j& ... 2401,d.d2k
Unfortunately I just came across the FBV MKii floorboard's manual, page 50 and onwards, detailing its use with Ableton Live especially page 54. Mapping the wah/express pedal to a Live parameter with a range for example...
http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j& ... 2401,d.d2k
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I kinda want the Softstep. But it is expensive.
Oh, another fun thing is to do a search for DIY sustain pedal. Be sure to have a spare quarter inch jack and paper clip handy
Oh, another fun thing is to do a search for DIY sustain pedal. Be sure to have a spare quarter inch jack and paper clip handy
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Re: Hold device?!
No, midi pedalboard/footcontroller are a different thing.
Just take a simple sustain pedal, the cheaper are generally lighter and thus tend to move on the floor, which can be inconvenient, but not a big deal. Little less cheap like M-Audio SP1 ones are more solid but needs more force to press, which I personally find inconvenient.
BTW, you just need an electric contact (on/off) sent as CC64, so plug a guitar jack in Push's input 1, glue an aluminium foil to your shoe and touch the other side of the jack with it... here you are, sustain pedal !
The guys with polarity issues probably have... polarity issues, I mean something in the brain.
If you press the pedal while plugin it the polarity will be reversed, so you shouldn't worry about this.
Just take a simple sustain pedal, the cheaper are generally lighter and thus tend to move on the floor, which can be inconvenient, but not a big deal. Little less cheap like M-Audio SP1 ones are more solid but needs more force to press, which I personally find inconvenient.
BTW, you just need an electric contact (on/off) sent as CC64, so plug a guitar jack in Push's input 1, glue an aluminium foil to your shoe and touch the other side of the jack with it... here you are, sustain pedal !
The guys with polarity issues probably have... polarity issues, I mean something in the brain.
If you press the pedal while plugin it the polarity will be reversed, so you shouldn't worry about this.
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The Line 6 MK2 expressboard seems like a good option if you want more options for your feet. http://www.gear4music.com/Guitar-and-Ba ... wgodeI8ACg It's £85. It has 4 MIDI channels, so I suppose it won't interfere with Push if you map it on channel 2, 3 or 4. I linked to a PDF manual where the manual explains in detail its operation with DAWs, one of them being Live.TomViolenz wrote:Ok, I checked it out, pretty awesome, hm 200€ that's more the kind of prices I'm used to for products I desireTomViolenz wrote:I'm totaly new to pedals, what kind of functionality can I get from the Softstep and would this interfere with Push or enhance it?!yur2die4 wrote:I kinda want the Softstep. But it is expensive.
Oh, another fun thing is to do a search for DIY sustain pedal. Be sure to have a spare quarter inch jack and paper clip handy
I like the idea of having one controler for the hands and one for the feet!![]()
I asume you get all this functionality through midi assignment. Doesn't that interfere with Push wanting to control the same parameters?!
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I am aware of that, but this thread made me cautious viewtopic.php?f=55&t=193240 - the very last post from fishmonkey.Valiumdupeuple wrote: If you press the pedal while plugin it the polarity will be reversed, so you shouldn't worry about this.
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Yeah that Softstep does seem real nice, but it's too much money for something I don't really need. I think in the end I'm actually just gonna get nothing. Maybe a simple sustain pedal.
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heh, yeah I was thinking along the same linesWith a set up like this you could look like the digital version of the street musicians of yore, who played the dums, guitarre and flute etc. through one weird looking contraption
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