onemoreguitar
Inspired
I've found that using the volume block with pedal1 as the controller give an abrupt jump as opposed to a smooth increase. I've calibrated my pedal and compared using it to control the volume on the volume block and the input volume alternately. Using the Input Volume to control volume gives a very smooth swell, like would be expected. When I use it with the volume block it gives an abrupt start and end to the note. It's like it jumps from 0 to 5 or 10%. I've tried altering the slope and the volume taper, but none are as smooth as using the Input Volume control.
I need the volume block because I use a VG-99 into input 2 for COSM guitars and alternate tunings and there isn't an input control for input 2 that I can see. I would like the volume taper to be the same on both inputs...obviously I'd prefer the smooth control of the Input Volume control. Any ideas?
FYI: The start on the Volume block is 0, mid 50, end 100. I tried multiple slopes.
On a side not: Is there somewhere I can see what the current settings are to the Input and Output Volume controllers? I use a IA switch on my midi board to send 127 as on and 114 (10% less) for off to use as a boost switch. I would hate to setup patches and not realize I had set the levels with the boost off and then clip the output when I turn it on.
I need the volume block because I use a VG-99 into input 2 for COSM guitars and alternate tunings and there isn't an input control for input 2 that I can see. I would like the volume taper to be the same on both inputs...obviously I'd prefer the smooth control of the Input Volume control. Any ideas?
FYI: The start on the Volume block is 0, mid 50, end 100. I tried multiple slopes.
On a side not: Is there somewhere I can see what the current settings are to the Input and Output Volume controllers? I use a IA switch on my midi board to send 127 as on and 114 (10% less) for off to use as a boost switch. I would hate to setup patches and not realize I had set the levels with the boost off and then clip the output when I turn it on.