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Foot Controller stage
I am interested in how midi works, how does it work!?
i play guitar, and want to know how midi works.
i have a bunch of pedals, can i put them in a rack and have a midi foot controller that will control the pedals out on stage
i combine boss super overdrive with the distortion on my vox valvetronix, if i have the midi controller, can i switch between my overdrive and clean without having to switch a couple of pedals off just to get to clean.
I don't know very much about midi as you can tell
i am interested in the Rocktron midi mate midi control pedal,
will that do the trick
You can think of MIDI kind of link a network of audio devices... like a mini-internet, if you will. They send packets of information to each other that contain different types of information.... click on a midi pedal and it will send a packet of information to your amp with an instruction to change the channel. It's all somewhat cryptic as far as the details of it all goes, but the basics are that there are a number of different channels the packets can be sent on, the default should always be 0 unless you're using multiple midi-controlled fx, in which case each should be on their own channel... ummm... and an effect isn't compatible with midi unless it says so.
The SD-1 isn't, so unless its in the Vox's fx loop it won't be able to be controlled with the pedal... but you could use it as a solo pedal, and just use a simple midi control pedal to change channels on your amp, sure.
If that's the case, get the simplest one you can find, you don't need much at all to control just flipping an amp back and forth. If you're changing presets, usually you'll want four buttons, though, as that's the common configuration - four presets per bank, so four buttons controlling which preset to activate. It can get more complicated - expression pedals, and other buttons that can control the tuner etc, but for now keeping it simple sounds good. =)
Saul
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AMERICAN DJ UC3 UC-3 FOOT CONTROLLER CONTROL STAGE CLUB | |
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US $49.95 | 9d 2h 54m |
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Chauvet LED-FS1 Stage Lighting Controller Foot Switch LEDFS1 | |
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US $35.00 | 26d 12h 15m |
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Elation Stage Setter 8 T20F LED Dimmer Chase Pack T20FC foot controller light | |
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US $199.99 | 25d 2h 33m |
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MBT Lighting FCP56DMX Foot Controller DJ Band Stage Lighting System Polished | |
US $1,329.00 | 19d 7h 42m |
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NAD100fc Lighting Foot Control Package Stand PAR Stage | |
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US $181.50 | 2d 5h 52m |
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Well, you need nice shoes to push the machine foot controller thing!!