Excuse my ignorance but would this work as a controller for g major 2? It looks nice and compact, just what I'm after
New Pedal Day w/ video (and new CD too)
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Herro everyone. I ordered this pedal from Music Go Round one week ago and it arrived today in a nice stout package. Behold my lame pic-story!
2 boxes.. or boxen? :spock:
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wild Grand Canyon pocket knife appears!
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Slash was successful. First glimpse w/ receipt
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Yay, sexy pedal and brutal CD :metal:
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and video! Please excuse my somber mood and general incoherent ramble...
This pedal is just what I needed. I didn't have the Randall T2 footswitch and refuse to pay 80-100 bucks for one online and since I can use my father's Alesis Midiverb III for effects in the loop this is perfect. I don't need the massive Behringer FCB1010 board and I was contemplating the Rolls MidiBuddy but this is nice and convenient with a smaller footprint and super easy to program. Not to mention it can be powered via the 5 pin MIDI cable connected to my amps or it can take a 9v battery or adapter. Very cool.
Also it has room for 128 presets and has blinky lights
2 boxes.. or boxen? :spock:
wild Grand Canyon pocket knife appears!
Slash was successful. First glimpse w/ receipt
Yay, sexy pedal and brutal CD :metal:
and video! Please excuse my somber mood and general incoherent ramble...
This pedal is just what I needed. I didn't have the Randall T2 footswitch and refuse to pay 80-100 bucks for one online and since I can use my father's Alesis Midiverb III for effects in the loop this is perfect. I don't need the massive Behringer FCB1010 board and I was contemplating the Rolls MidiBuddy but this is nice and convenient with a smaller footprint and super easy to program. Not to mention it can be powered via the 5 pin MIDI cable connected to my amps or it can take a 9v battery or adapter. Very cool.
Also it has room for 128 presets and has blinky lights
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Yes sir. It should do the trick no problemo. You can switch presets by scrolling up or down through the list, or if you click the active/search button, you can use the Up/Down arrow keys to scroll quickly to the desired preset, then press the active/search again and it changes patches. The LED flashes when you have it set to search mode, real simple, yes a bit of tap dancing, but if you only need a few patches at a time, very easy to use and program.
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