Hi,
I wanted to ask if it was at all possible to modify the MP-201 to accomodate more expression pedals? I have all the CV outputs connected to my foogers, but more expression control would be excellent. Not sure how hard this would be to do. Anyone thought about this?
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MP-201 extra expression pedals?
Re: MP-201 extra expression pedals?
I think what would be in order is to make the MP 201 sort of a two way interface between your rig and the computer:
WHile the mp201 is a Midi-CV converter (and much more) with the pedal on the right, I think it would br great to make an MP-202 with CV-Midi conversion with the pedal on the left.
WHile the mp201 is a Midi-CV converter (and much more) with the pedal on the right, I think it would br great to make an MP-202 with CV-Midi conversion with the pedal on the left.
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Re: MP-201 extra expression pedals?
Absolutely every element of the MP-201 is designed around the number 4; four hard switches, four channels per patch, four regions on the display, four 1/4" jacks; it all works very nicely and is perfectly packaged (in my opinion).
The easiest solution would be to simply pickup another MP-201; they pop up on eBay every once in a while. Not everybody finds them as useful as they may have originally thought. To me (and scores of others), the thing is a powerhouse.
The street price has dropped as well, so for instance, you can pick one up for $449 from ProAudio in New York and they'll ship for free (and no tax unless you live there). Figuring that four EP-2's will run you about $200, that's a hell of a deal and the fact that they will both participate via Midi (ie. march to the same clock; send CCs to each other; etc) means that you can truly integrate them together.
To Eric's point, yes it sure would be handy to have a 2nd pedal with the same look and feel that bolted up to the left side so that you could mess with two settings without fumbling with buttons (like Cutoff and Resonance) but I do not believe they made any provision for this internally.
The easiest solution would be to simply pickup another MP-201; they pop up on eBay every once in a while. Not everybody finds them as useful as they may have originally thought. To me (and scores of others), the thing is a powerhouse.
The street price has dropped as well, so for instance, you can pick one up for $449 from ProAudio in New York and they'll ship for free (and no tax unless you live there). Figuring that four EP-2's will run you about $200, that's a hell of a deal and the fact that they will both participate via Midi (ie. march to the same clock; send CCs to each other; etc) means that you can truly integrate them together.
To Eric's point, yes it sure would be handy to have a 2nd pedal with the same look and feel that bolted up to the left side so that you could mess with two settings without fumbling with buttons (like Cutoff and Resonance) but I do not believe they made any provision for this internally.
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