Shoddy Line 6 And Broken Strat Rant, Raaaaaaaaaaaa |
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Shoddy Line 6 And Broken Strat Rant, Raaaaaaaaaaaa |
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Feb 3 2016, 07:45 PM |
After a quick bit of googling I think your in luck It looks like there are lots of folks using midi pedals on the m9 for this very reason. Here is a quick vid But this is with a much simpler pedal.
I don't own the m9 so I have not hooked one up to a midi board but midi is an open standard so it should work just fine Here is a link to the reference at line 6 http://line6.com/data/6/0a060b316ac34f0593...v%20A%20%29.pdf You can program the m9 to take midi data and back up all your scene files. You can use something like the Behringer FCB1010 which would also need to be programmed. They can be had used for a very good price on ebay. Do you know anyone with a midi controller you could just borrow for a bit to try things out? I"m using a PEAK midi controller to control my 11 rack. I was using a fcb1010 but I never used anthing but patch changes and I didn't like the volume/wah pedals. But it may be just the thing for your application. http://www.peak2005.com/j/index.php?id_pro...troller=product However, when I was using the FCB1010, I bought a small upgrade chip that let it talk to my 11 rack without any programming and let me switch channels using the first row of foot switches and let me turn things on and off stomp box style in each given patch using the top row of foot switches. That sounds like where you are headed so you need two rows of foot switches probably It was very nice for it to just "work" without having to program it This post has been edited by Todd Simpson: Feb 4 2016, 01:41 AM |
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