is this foot pedal compatible with audacity or quick time player?
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No. This foot pedal is for electric motors and not to be confused with anything computer related.
1373693
According to the manual, this device supports the following: AC3/DTS/MP3/WMA/WAV/OGG/AAC/APE/FLAC and you can find their manual online at: http://www.incredisonic.com/imp150.html where you can see their manual as well. I hope that helps!
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I think this will depend on the operating system and software configuration you have - you can probably find out by buying one of them frst and seeing if you can reassign the pedals the way you'll need. (I'm only using one myself so haven't had to confront this.)
599536
Agreed, which is it, "yes" or "no"? The description says it works with Mac, though one must also DL Audacity, which is a free APP.
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Don't know about that . . . I am on Windows 7 and use Cerner and Winscribe software for my transcription . . . Love the foot pedal, works great, other than my puppy likes it too and she chewed the cord, had to repair with electrical tape and keep out of her reach! It was a good buy for me, and all I had to get was the foot pedal. I'd say maybe try it alone, if you need software then order it? It's been a great purchase for me, though. Good luck!
1729365
You can use any single acoustic kick pedal. It will not work with a double kick pedal.
386743
Hi Kim, The ICD-UX512 Digital Flash Voice Recorder does not support foot pedal controller. -Anthony
2001086
The software will be limited to the inputs and outputs of the software. I use my MPD26 with Serato Scratch Live, and a USB sound card. You will need to see what StudioOne supports for Midi over USB
1769859
This is a USB foot control. please tell me more about the Sony recorder to help you find the best match.
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Hey, I have seen and read in forum posts that:1. The software is PC only.2. If you format it on a PC, it will save the key assignment IN the usb footpedal's "memory" itself, making it OS universal. I have found my footpedals to work on my Ubuntu Linux system, but one of the pedals assignments (Alt+M) refused to work. Not sure what happened, but will chase it down sometime.Some downsides to this- sometimes, as I mentioned above, the assignment might turn out wonky. Also, if you don't have a PC, you'll have to endure your friend's ridicule when you tell him/ her you need to use their PC to make something work right on your Mac (Only applicable if you're a Mac elitist);)Hope this helps!Tyson Hey, I have seen and read in forum posts that:1. The software is PC only.2. If you format it on a PC, it will save the key assignment IN the usb footpedal's "memory" itself, making it OS universal. I have found my footpedals to work on my Ubuntu Linux system, but one of the pedals assignments (Alt+M) refused to work. Not sure what happened, but will chase it down sometime.Some downsides to this- sometimes, as I mentioned above, the assignment might turn out wonky. Also, if you don't have a PC, you'll have to endure your friend's ridicule when you tell him/ her... » Read More Hey, I have seen and read in forum posts that:1. The software is PC only.2. If you format it on a PC, it will save the key assignment IN the usb footpedal's "memory" itself, making it OS universal. I have found my footpedals to work on my Ubuntu Linux system, but one of the pedals assignments (Alt+M) refused to work. Not sure what happened, but will chase it down sometime.Some downsides to this- sometimes, as I mentioned above, the assignment might turn out wonky. Also, if you don't have a PC, you'll have to endure your friend's ridicule when you tell him/ her you need to use their PC to make something work right on your Mac (Only applicable if you're a Mac elitist);)Hope this helps!Tyson « Show Less
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No, the foot pedal doesn't come with software, nor does it come with a manual. I bought mine 10 months ago and when it arrived, all that was inside the box was the foot pedal. It works great with my pro version of the Express Scribe software. Hope this answer helps.
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What Armando is looking for is a feature like Lopped Based sampling . Im afraid is no posible via footshitch , becouse it has not a Footsw in jack. But , It could be posible via MIDI in and Midi Skills trying with global control change messages. regards
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Sorry, Kathy, but I don't know. I had to send it back because it wasn't compatible with Fluency or EditScript, both of which my company uses for transcription platforms. The IT people sent me the right foot pedal -- an Infinity!
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Should be compatible with any recording software but Ifind I could I would've got the Behringer UM2 Audio Interface look it up this one for sure works with asio
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Hey, I have seen and read in forum posts that: 1. The software is PC only. 2. If you format it on a PC, it will save the key assignment IN the usb footpedal's "memory" itself, making it OS universal. I have found my footpedals to work on my Ubuntu Linux system, but one of the pedals assignments (Alt+M) refused to work. Not sure what happened, but will chase it down sometime. Some downsides to this- sometimes, as I mentioned above, the assignment might turn out wonky. Also, if you don't have a PC, you'll have to endure your friend's ridicule when you tell him/ her you need to use their PC to make something work right on your Mac (Only applicable if you're a Mac elitist) ;) Hope this helps! Tyson
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Yes. THis has two sets of reverb and a footswitch with a jack on the end deactivates one and a seocond press deactivates the other. I have the one that requires two taps to activate and two to deactivate. The footswitch I got has to have a stereo jack on the end to work but the other type of footpedal doesnt.Its a bit complicated and I cannot remeber the name of the twp pedals. However after new years eve I am selling my 16805 as gae as overtaken me. Its 13 moth old and in mint condition. Its going on ebay for £250 with the gig case.
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I plugged a Danelectro Fab Echo into mine and it worked. Havn't tried any others. If you have any noise problems with yours, you may have to check for proper grounding of the pedal to the computer ground/chassis. If you use Audacity, it has effects that can be added after the recording (reverb, etc.).