Can this pedal be used with iTunes and does it make backward?
1113768
This pedal is to be used with software that supports the pedal. I don't think you can use this with iTunes. I use with Bytescribe software for transcription and it works beautifully. I can rewind and fast forward. This is the only pedal I would consider, but you need the software to manipulate the audio files.
1113769
I don't know if it can be used with iTunes directly. I use my pedal with Express Scribe Software. You can put the song in Express Scribe and use it that way. I have done that with music. Express Scribe is a free software.
2187089
Yes. The single pedal plugs into the transmitter allowing you to forward OR reverse the pages depending on which port of the transmitter you connect to. You can buy a double pedal set up for both advancing and reversing. Or buy two pedals and plug them both into the transmitter. You will need the wireless transmitter either way.
376673
Anne Bothman is right. Unless your on a Casio keyboard, Casio pedals usually work in reverse of how supposed to work, because of the polarity. (it will hold when you let go of the pedal, and the sound stops when you press on it. it's supposed to work the other way). Most other brands do not have this problem, but your best bet is to get a Yamaha pedal, just in case. That way you will know for sure it's compatible.
881583
You can use any pedal with any cable with 1/4 jack. These small cables are use if you have more than one pedal so can connect them together one close to the other. Hope it helps!!
376934
At this right moment I'm depending only on my ipad2 and Alesis iO Dock. I have the latest updates. Uses are for Galileo organ on stage and beatmaker2.
1470418
This may be so, however, I've had no luck yet getting my sustain pedal to activate the in and out on the Tascam. It does respond in the settings menu, showing the polarity change when you press it, but does not activate anything. Hope you have some luck!
460636
the answer is no. it should be worked with Mac while playing music on itunes.
1981582
Yep, no problem- I use mine like so: left pedal="J", middle pedal="alt+M", right pedal="esc".
2068101
Yes, it is PC or MAC compatible, requires FireWire interface. Reverb can be routed back via your DAW for reverb monitoring in headphones, but you may experience some latency. Not sure if it will provide more amp output, you could use a separate headphone amp if more is needed.
769772
Sorry, wrong device. Yes you can run it direct, and I have the output is similar to a normal guitar pick up. You do not have onboard controls, but the level is fine.
1274763
I don't know. I would ask iTunes support. They are really good about responding to questions.
644090
Yes it will. At the vpedal website, there is a plugin that you would download, and then from that plugin you would assign whatever the keyboard shortcuts are for: play, pause, fast forward, rewind, etc., and those keyboard shortcuts then transfer to the foot pedal. I can also use this foot pedal with other forms of transcription software such as Express Scribe (free),Olympus transcription software, iTunes, and Quicktime Player 7. I hope this information is helpful.
1797087
You will to check the input on your amp. The input for your amp has to be stereo in order for the pedal to work. If it's mono this pedal won't work as designed. Good luck!
1776206
You have to have a software program on your computer. If you have it then don't worry about buying a program. If you do need a software program then be sure it is compatible with the pedal.
61975
It does not have effects in/out or an effects loop, but seems to do OK with external pedals. The built in looper is OK, and it has some drum sounds you can use.
267698
I use it with an i pod. I like the fact that you can change songs with that lever. I never used them on any oyher product so i cannot tell if the lever would work but i know that they sound great
1854861
no this should not be able to work in reverse since it can't take a very low powered input signal and amplify it up to high power (it isn't an amplifier, isn't even powered).The only thing it can do is tap the audio signal off the already high powered side and isolate (using a transformer) an identical low power level side signal which can then be fed into an amplifier. I hope this makes sense.:)