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The Larger Boss FV-500 H and L models have dual pots for volume and expression. Exp pots are 10K linear, so it can work as a 10K Expression pedal. The customer no longer needs to register the product, however, a new Roland Account system/campaign will launch later this month You use an expression pedal like the Roland EV-5 to sweep the "Auto Wah" effect in the Jupiter-50 to create a classic "wah-wah" pedal effect. These are a great expression pedal. I have two, and use them to control a Strymon Timeline and BigSky respectively, and they work very well. The one issue that I would note is that the pedal sweep isn't linear, but seems to have a logarithmic sweep in my experience. This isn't much of a hindrance in terms of its functionality for me, but is something to be aware of. I note that my experience is in contrast to that of some other reviewers, so your experience may vary.The new customer accounts will very clearly show what Roland/Boss products the customer owns but also pull through any relevant information or services available to the customer in support of their product(s) This cookie stores user-like settings for the chat system provider, which are required for our online chat service. Trusted Shops Whether you currently own a Nektar foot controller or any instrument with a built-in expression input, the Nektar NX-P Universal Expression Pedalwill be a welcome addition. Perhaps the most interesting feature is that this model is equipped with a polarity switch. In other words, it can be used with nearly any item that already contains an expression input. When Boss recreate one of their legendary effects units, they don't just make it true to the original. They make it better too! The RE-2's delay time has been doubled, tap tempo control is supported, and there’s a cool 'Twist' function for creating evocative special effects as you perform. For the dry sound, you can choose between the warm and fat RE-201 preamp tone or a clean signal with zero processing. Full stereo I/O is available for full immersion, and it’s possible to mute the dry signal for parallel effect setups and studio use. The RE-2 also supports expanded control via external footswitches or an expression pedal, including continuous pedal control of multiple panel functions at once. Specifications I'm quite aware that it's "odd" but I have been using them as control pedals for at least 3 years. Worked with a variety of devices including other devices from Roland, Behringer, Rolls and others.

VR2 = the Side mounted "Minimum Volume" Pot - it could be omitted - just tie VR-1 "low" directly to the GND / Shield

Expression Pedal

Hello All, I have recently gone through trying to find an expression pedal that would work for my Roland VR-730. In short, I experienced the same issue as many of you have where, the pedal does not seem to work through the full travel of the pedal and in some cases also does not ever go fully to zero volume. I went through three pedals by different manufactures before I figured out why this was happening. After trial and error on my own failed, I went to the "reference" manual which you can get online from Roland and learned that for the Roland VR-730, there are four Expression Curves programmed. What I saw in the manual was that of the four curves you can choose from, none go to zero and only one has a curve that does what you might expect a "volume" control to due (smooth up and down adjustment of volume). The other three don't make much of a noticeable change for the first third and last third of the travel and this is by design of the programmed curve. So, in summary, I believe the pedals to be fine and it's the programmed expression curve in the keyboard that creates the perceived issue. Press F1 (MFX1), F2 (MFX2, F3 (MFX3, or F4 (MFX4) to select the MFX you will be using - this is determined by the routing and Layer you are using for this specific effect in your Live Set. I also noted that none of my M-audio expression pedals will work with the FC-300. I'd need to put a new pot in them to get them to work...and that's not even worth it.

Never heard of a Roland EV-10 - but if you use a 1/4" TRS (stereo) cable it should work the same as a the Roland EV-5 The EP-1 Expression Pedal works great when using modulation or delay effects as the range of control it offers allows me to manipulate my sound in real-time without having to constantly adjust knobs manually. For some larger items which need to be delivered upstairs - including pianos, we offer a timed delivery service using our own van and drivers. This service is free on some items and chargeable on others. Call us on 01323 639335 to discuss your specific delivery requirements. This is also the best expression pedal in terms of functionality. It can be used for data entry, volume control, or parameter adjustments within real-time scenarios. To put it simply, this guitar expression pedal will definitely add value to your existing line-up. R. Assign this EULA, or any right or obligation under this EULA, or delegate any performance, without Roland’s prior written consent, unless You are transferring the Software in accordance with the Transferability Section 3 below. Even if Roland consents to an assignment, You remain responsible for all obligations under this EULA that You incurred prior to the effective date of the assignment.What might be cool is if we could find a collection of third party pedals that do work with the FC-300 and list them here. Right now, I'm having to use all Roland pedals. P. Use the Software to create other software, products or technologies unless the Software contains Development Tools as described in Section 6; Third Party Software. “Third Party Software” is software, including open source software, that is contained in or provided with the Software and is licensed by a third party under its own terms of use (“Third Party Terms”). Third Party Software is governed solely by the applicable Third Party Terms and not by this EULA. Third Party Terms may be provided with the Third Party Software. K. Modify or create derivative works based upon the Software, or decompile, disassemble, reverse engineer, or otherwise attempt to derive source code from the Software, in whole or in part;