External switch - whats your solution?

MrGuitarabuse

MrGuitarabuse

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Hey all,

Im finally (after many months) start to get the hang of the MFC101 and its full potential. This makes me want to expand the features with external switch/es. Havent found much on the forum so far, seems Mission is working on something promising right now.
I just would like to check if you use external switches and what are you guys using?

Are there any other "standard" switches that will work with the MFC?


thanks

/Urban
 
I just use an old two-switch momentary pedal I got years ago with an old rack processor. I now use it to increment/decrement patch volume. At some point I plan to build a switch box to operate the looper.
 
I use a Boss FS-6. I like it because you can set either or both sides to latching or momentary. I am currently using 1 side for tap tempo. I find it easier to use than the MFC for that purpose. Still thinking of a use for the other side. The only thing I don't like about it is it is battery powered so I have to remember to unplug it when not in use.
 
i have a mission TT single switch latching pedal, and don't even use it. I've just learned to make due with the buttons available on the MFC at this time....bought it when i had my Voodoo lab ground control pro and needed an extra button.

i either need to hook it up and set it as something or sell it, haha, no sense hanging on to gear i don't use anymore
 
I'm thinking at the moment I need a volume up and doan two button switch. Thinking I'll juist make it myself Alternatively I cou;d just use the two switches on my Mission pedals, seeing as I don't even have them connected at the moment. One is just input volume, the other is generally wah, and I use autp=engage anyway. Only reason I ahven't conectd them is tht I've been too lazy to go buy some low profile cable to make the insert cable so I can get both switches on one in[ptr on the MFC./

P.S.Spot the [oint where I gave up on trying to cuorrected my drunken typing/ Work starts in three hours. :lol:
 
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