Any one figure out a way to control the volume of this pedal for FX models that don't explicitly have a volume parameter?
283799
I tried using a Behringer FCB1010 expecting to do just that. I cannot say if it is lack of user knowledge in how to achieve this, but i haven't been successful with it. however, i think this is the tool that can do it if it can be done; i probably need to read the user manuals for both of these (or perhaps you can download them online to find out). sorry for the lack of a full answer, but i hope this helps.
283800
use gain or level or whatever parameter that is the same as how potent the effect is on the signal. Volume Gain Intensity and whatever else are PROPERTIES of a WAVE (IF YOU SHRINK THAT WAVE THE EFFECT IS MINIMIZED). Have you seen a SINGLE WAVE OSCILLATOR it looks like a TV with a round screen and shows one wave. I hope that helps.
2088636
The pedal can be used to control volume or any group of effects: Wah/Efx, Drive, Modulation, Delay, Reverb. Only one thing at a time. It cannot control individual parameters of the effects -- you set and save those to memory in advance.
2205549
It should be possible as the Sonic Port has an output similar to the output on an FX pedal so if you had a 1/4inch jack to mini jack (computer input) cable you should be able to hear it through the computer speakers....I have not tested this though.
567542
Yes. To the right of the volume and tone controls for each channel are two rotary knobs: the FX LEVEL, numbered from 1 to 10, controls the intensity; the FX SELECT knob allows you to choose the effect you want, and then the TAP button, which is used to select the rate of speed for the delays. Although you can't combine effects, there are a couple of them on there that do that for you. It's very basic, but the FX LEVEL is what I think you're talking about, and it works just fine for me. I use a pedalboard for performance and figure the amp's effects would be most useful as backup if one of my pedals breaks down unexpectedly, or if I'm practicing in the bedroom and don't want to hook up the board... Yes. To the right of the volume and tone controls for each channel are two rotary knobs: the FX LEVEL, numbered from 1 to 10, controls the intensity; the FX SELECT knob allows you to choose the effect you want, and then the TAP button, which is used to select the rate of speed for the delays. Although you can't combine effects, there are a couple of them on there that do that for you. It's very basic, but the FX LEVEL is what I think you're talking about, and it works just fine for me. I use a pedalboard for performance and figure the amp's effects would be most useful as backup if one of... » Read More Yes. To the right of the volume and tone controls for each channel are two rotary knobs: the FX LEVEL, numbered from 1 to 10, controls the intensity; the FX SELECT knob allows you to choose the effect you want, and then the TAP button, which is used to select the rate of speed for the delays. Although you can't combine effects, there are a couple of them on there that do that for you. It's very basic, but the FX LEVEL is what I think you're talking about, and it works just fine for me. I use a pedalboard for performance and figure the amp's effects would be most useful as backup if one of my pedals breaks down unexpectedly, or if I'm practicing in the bedroom and don't want to hook up the board... « Show Less
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There is a very nice volume control wheel on the amp. It can be used to adjust the master level of the amp. The answer to your question is: The working volume of your sound IS controlled by the source. (PC, etc.) The control on the amp will allow you to fine-tune the over-all loudness of your source. You have a great deal of control and adjustment. This amp works wonderfully. Have no fear of volume control issues.
90228
I found the FX info in another manual - see p12/13 of http://www.behringer.com/assets/PMP1000_PMP4000_PMP6000_M_EN.pdf
2088632
the pedal is programmable to perform several functions. wah and volume are among them. You can set it to do either one.
1197853
Only a reverb dial and volume. No actual pitch control I've Ben able to identify
45055
I'm hardly a wizard but it appears that you can set (1) an instrument emulator (bass, seven string, etc) or not (2) a stomp box or not (3) an amp and (4) an effect or none. You can't stack effects/stomp boxes with just the amp.
1091138
I work with the developer, eMedia. There is sustain pedal input. More detailed product information can be found at our website at http://www.emediamusic.com/fdkp-61.html . Sincerely, Ellen with eMedia Customer Service
566212
there is no way to control the volume on the theremin. Two suggestions....buy a proffessional theremin, about a thousand dollars, or buy a 20 dollar volume pedal and put that between your theremin and your amp and control the volume with your foot, like a pedal steel guitarist. That might work. Usually with this cheap theremin you just use it for novelty.
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Volume depends on how you set it in your different pedals and what you want to accomplish. In my case I wanted this pedal to work with others but not looking for a True Bypass. Oh, I changed the tubes because theres was a drop in volume but the pedal was by itself. Now I don't have that problem. And, you have to let the tube settle in. Good luck!
1739766
You can switch between the effects and dial them in just fine with just the amp. The pedal is required if you want to use the looper function and to manually control the wah.
181427
I have this pedal and the Mustang II V2 myself. The pedal doesn't give you the option, your amp does. When you change to one of the 24 different preset sounds and then change any dials you will see the SAVE button light up. Press the SAVE button and it saves it. Do all of that again to save a second setting. Then press the button on your footswitch to switch between the two saved settings. You will see there is a GREEN saved channel and a RED saved channel. The footswitch allows you to switch between them.
231694
It's very common for any pedal with some built in distortion settings. If set too high you will get this problem. May need a noise gate in your chain of effects.
320359
You can also adjust the low frequency of the EQ when using X-edit to set your preset. The board itself for some reasons can only adjust mid and high frequency.
368834
you cannot adjust the volume of the speakers; you can only adjust the volume of the tone through the profile settings