Hi Folks
I have just setup my EP 2 Epression pedal on my Voyager Select and there are some patches that react to the expression pedal that I would prefer didn't.
Let me explain a bit better. I have lead sound and I use the EP2 to add a touch of vibrato but when I change to the next patch which is a Sample & Hold patch there no S & H unless the pedal is in the correct position.
Is there any way to 'disconnect' these patches from the pedal with some behind the scenes jiggery pokery? I have tried messing with the pot mapping but can't find anything.
Thanks in advance!
Moog Voyager & EP2 Expresion Pedal - Help!
Moog Voyager & EP2 Expresion Pedal - Help!
Kind Regards
-Fordy
Gear: Nord Wave, Access Virus TI 2 Keyboard, Moog Voyager Select, Korg Radias, Novation Supernova II, Quasimidi Polymorph, Korg Electribe SX, Eminent 310U,
FX: EH Stereo Small Stone Phaser, EH Stereo Electric Mistress, Lex MX400.
-Fordy
Gear: Nord Wave, Access Virus TI 2 Keyboard, Moog Voyager Select, Korg Radias, Novation Supernova II, Quasimidi Polymorph, Korg Electribe SX, Eminent 310U,
FX: EH Stereo Small Stone Phaser, EH Stereo Electric Mistress, Lex MX400.
Re: Moog Voyager & EP2 Expresion Pedal - Help!
This is correct operation, its analog! If you have used the patches for some time before getting an EP-2, then this might seem strange. Anything you plug into the Voyager is likely to alter the way saved programs sound. You need to get used to operating the EP-2 to fit the patch. When you have enough things plugged in, the saved patches can sound totally wrong The MP-201 has the advantage that you can plug in 4 CV cables to the voyager but make unused connections sound like when nothing is plugged in to them.
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Re: Moog Voyager & EP2 Expresion Pedal - Help!
Hi LivePsy
Thanks for the reply
Ahh thats true but some pathes are not affected by the EP2 pedal so there must be a way of telling it not to react to the pedal.
My problem is that during the space of one 4 minute track I change patch 3 times and remembering where the pedal should be just before patch change isn't easy lol. Ok perhaps it is easy but it's also very easy to forgot to position it correctly for the next patch.
Thanks for the reply
Ahh thats true but some pathes are not affected by the EP2 pedal so there must be a way of telling it not to react to the pedal.
My problem is that during the space of one 4 minute track I change patch 3 times and remembering where the pedal should be just before patch change isn't easy lol. Ok perhaps it is easy but it's also very easy to forgot to position it correctly for the next patch.
Kind Regards
-Fordy
Gear: Nord Wave, Access Virus TI 2 Keyboard, Moog Voyager Select, Korg Radias, Novation Supernova II, Quasimidi Polymorph, Korg Electribe SX, Eminent 310U,
FX: EH Stereo Small Stone Phaser, EH Stereo Electric Mistress, Lex MX400.
-Fordy
Gear: Nord Wave, Access Virus TI 2 Keyboard, Moog Voyager Select, Korg Radias, Novation Supernova II, Quasimidi Polymorph, Korg Electribe SX, Eminent 310U,
FX: EH Stereo Small Stone Phaser, EH Stereo Electric Mistress, Lex MX400.
Re: Moog Voyager & EP2 Expresion Pedal - Help!
You might be able to use pot mapping to ignore the position of the EP2!
I remember a post describing how to ignore the position of the mod wheel with pot mapping:-
SRC: Mod Wheel Amount
Dest: Mod Wheel
Direction: Normal
Amount: 100%
So, I assume it is possible to also do this with the pedal bus:-
SRC: Pedal Amount
Dest: MOD 1
Direction: Normal
Amount: 100%
Because it is per patch, you should be able to make some patches ignore the pedal position. For those patches, use the pedal amount knob to set the pedal to a fixed value and save it in the patch.
I remember a post describing how to ignore the position of the mod wheel with pot mapping:-
SRC: Mod Wheel Amount
Dest: Mod Wheel
Direction: Normal
Amount: 100%
So, I assume it is possible to also do this with the pedal bus:-
SRC: Pedal Amount
Dest: MOD 1
Direction: Normal
Amount: 100%
Because it is per patch, you should be able to make some patches ignore the pedal position. For those patches, use the pedal amount knob to set the pedal to a fixed value and save it in the patch.
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Re: Moog Voyager & EP2 Expresion Pedal - Help!
Hey thanks LivePsy
That worked perfectly, I need to write that down somwhere for future reference!
Thank buddy
That worked perfectly, I need to write that down somwhere for future reference!
Thank buddy
Kind Regards
-Fordy
Gear: Nord Wave, Access Virus TI 2 Keyboard, Moog Voyager Select, Korg Radias, Novation Supernova II, Quasimidi Polymorph, Korg Electribe SX, Eminent 310U,
FX: EH Stereo Small Stone Phaser, EH Stereo Electric Mistress, Lex MX400.
-Fordy
Gear: Nord Wave, Access Virus TI 2 Keyboard, Moog Voyager Select, Korg Radias, Novation Supernova II, Quasimidi Polymorph, Korg Electribe SX, Eminent 310U,
FX: EH Stereo Small Stone Phaser, EH Stereo Electric Mistress, Lex MX400.