Hi Tom,
Thanks for that. This thread indeed has all the settings I needed for setting up my Wah Wah.
I used the settings like the pedal I am used to, the Dunlop 535Q, being:
- Manual 3.6,
- Peak 7.4
- Pedal range +25
- Peak range -37
- PEDAL mode: Bypass @ toe
- Mix 100%
- Duck 0
- Volume 0.0
Glad that you found your settings! Mine are almost the same 
Good Thread! I had my new Mission pedal working in no time. Only thing that is bothering me a bit is that the volume is at max when you switch rigs. That wasn't the case with my good old Beringer FCB1010.
Good Thread! I had my new Mission pedal working in no time. Only thing that is bothering me a bit is that the volume is at max when you switch rigs. That wasn't the case with my good old Beringer FCB1010.
This is my biggest issue with the EP-1 KP when used as both volume/wah. I often switch profiles during live use, and after a decade of using a volume pedal for lead boost, I am finding it difficult to adapt to this situation. I would typically keep the volume pedal in the heel position, which would be set to rhythm volume, and use it as a boost for leads. With this setup (which I LOVE otherwise!), I find it distracting when I switch from a clean to crunchy etc. profile or vice versa. Is there a workaround for this, or do I have to rethink the way I use my rig?
This is my biggest issue with the EP-1 KP when used as both volume/wah. I often switch profiles during live use, and after a decade of using a volume pedal for lead boost, I am finding it difficult to adapt to this situation. I would typically keep the volume pedal in the heel position, which would be set to rhythm volume, and use it as a boost for leads. With this setup (which I LOVE otherwise!), I find it distracting when I switch from a clean to crunchy etc. profile or vice versa. Is there a workaround for this, or do I have to rethink the way I use my rig?
You could use morphing to increase the rig volume
You could use morphing to increase the rig volume
Thanks! I've never tried using morphing. I'll have to wrap my head around the idea and see if I can figure out how to do it.
Essentially, what happens when you hit the button on the EP-1, the wah in Stomp A is activated. At this point, because wah>volume has been ticked, wah takes precedence over volume when using the expression pedal. Hit the button again to turn off the wah. Now the volume function is active.
Hi - I'm late to the party but I'm hoping to add a second wah / plus boost to my live rig so I can run across stage. I have liquid foot plus three pedal ( delay mix, volume - set for 5db boost range, and wah (Mission spring-loaded) works great - just want another spot on stage to solo, grab spotlight, act like jackass, etc... and I'm too clumsy to run back to my peda board!
If I add the EP1-KP, with the switch, it seems like it could do the volume, then, when depressing button, wah so that's great - my question: would the volume be at the max when you switch it to the wah function? That would actually be preferable. I don't change rigs so I wouldn't have the problems associated wit that... I presume running this whole thing into the Kemper via TRS cable won't disturb my existing pedal control set-up.
I just started another thread trying to suss this out so sorry for any redundancy - thanks!
Thank for the precious information:
one question : 2 two cable you use for the connection are jack 1/4 TS (standard) or TRS (stereo)
Thank for the precious information:
one question : 2 two cable you use for the connection are jack 1/4 TS (standard) or TRS (stereo)
You will need 1 TRS connection for expression and 1 TS connection for the switch, or two TRS cables. I use the latter, as it was simpler to buy from the online vendor I chose.
