Members Rowka Posted January 25, 2007 Author Members Posted January 25, 2007 Geddy Lee.JPJ. Yes, yes. I mean anyone here.This may be next on my gas list.
Members rikshaw Posted January 25, 2007 Members Posted January 25, 2007 i haven't but i watched a guy a few weeks ago that played them while playing acoustic guitar and singing. it was really cool.
Members Thunderbroom Posted January 25, 2007 Members Posted January 25, 2007 S4001 is your man. He owns the Roland in the picture I do believe.
Members coyote-1 Posted January 25, 2007 Members Posted January 25, 2007 They are really just synth pedals. And it can be done on the cheap, with an inexpensive sound module and a MIDI pedal that sends note controllers. Virtual Analog synths/modules are particularly good for this type application, and a good foot controller is the Behringer FCB1010. The FCB1010 isn't laid out in keyboard fashion. This can be useful, as you can assign ANY note to ANY switch. And if you remember to make one switch send an ALL NOTES OFF command, you can actually build chords if your synth/module allows you to limit polyphony.
Members RockBass Posted January 25, 2007 Members Posted January 25, 2007 Just the Big Muff pedal and chromatic tuner.
Members Banta Posted January 25, 2007 Members Posted January 25, 2007 I used one back in the late '70s and early '80s. I thought it was pretty cool for some limited applications. I mostly used it when doing some keyboard parts or high bass parts to keep the bottom. It would be cheesy if overused IMO.
Members Apendecto Posted January 25, 2007 Members Posted January 25, 2007 I want something like this that isn't a midi controller. Any ideas? Yo.
Members picker13 Posted January 25, 2007 Members Posted January 25, 2007 Ii use those exact pedals. Occasional backing string/key parts and sound effects (like the ocian waves sound in GFR"s "Closer to Home" or the siren in REO's "Riding the Storm Out"). You'll also have to buy a synth module to convert the MIDI signal to a sound or have a synth/keyboard with MIDI input (or I suppose you could have a laptop with synth software). I use an old Alesis QSR, but there are other better ones to chose from.
Members FreestyleIntruder Posted January 25, 2007 Members Posted January 25, 2007 I think DRF has one Me'sa want one of these though
Members FreestyleIntruder Posted January 25, 2007 Members Posted January 25, 2007 S4001 is your man. He owns the Roland in the picture I do believe. Holy {censored}!! You're up to 11 already?!?!
Members squish_man24 Posted January 25, 2007 Members Posted January 25, 2007 Korg AX3000B Multi Effects Pedal. There are some really sweet effects in there, as well as amp models, and cabinets and lots of other things! Definatly worth a look!
Members The Real MC Posted January 25, 2007 Members Posted January 25, 2007 I play a set of Moog Taurus pedals. These things are monsters.
Members james on bass Posted January 25, 2007 Members Posted January 25, 2007 I'd love to. Saw a set of Taurus pedals for sale almost 20 years ago - should have bought them.
Moderators isaac42 Posted January 25, 2007 Moderators Posted January 25, 2007 Tauruses are too rich for my blood, these days. I'd love to have one, but I draw the line at four figures.
Members groutt Posted January 25, 2007 Members Posted January 25, 2007 I want something like this that isn't a midi controller. Any ideas?Yo. Like an analog synth controller? I've got a set of pedals from an old organ that I'd like to hook up to something like this:One Octave Foot Pedal Controllerand then use it to control a small monosynth. And set it on a table and bang it with my fists. (saw someone do that in a video years ago)
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