Check this one:
Supereasy to program, very sturdy, idiotproof, etc. It is even Kemper-ready: if you use two midi cables, the TB-5 can communicate with your Kemper in both directions.
Simple foot controller?
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Check this one:
Supereasy to program, very sturdy, idiotproof, etc. It is even Kemper-ready: if you use two midi cables, the TB-5 can communicate with your Kemper in both directions.
Thanks but I rather have a battery powered like the Tech 21
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Is that one super new? Because I cannot really find a place to buy it, I'm in Europe...
Yeah, just announced at NAMM. I also like the simplicity of it. I own a KPA remote, but I might consider one of these myself for when I gig on bass and don't need as much control.
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Wasn't I clear enough on that I wante at least 3 channels in the first post?
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Kemper has 2 programmable stereo inputs so if you buy 2 of these switches you have total of 4 buttons
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I just tried hooking up my Boss GT-100 with the Kemper, and it worked right away! I have all 4 different channels ready to go.
This is so much fun
I've never dealt with multichannel live rigs before. HahahAnyway, I might still get myself the earlier mentioned Midi Mongoose because it's a little more compact in size, and dont have a big expression pedal I dont need anyway.
That way I can have my Boss GT-100 in rehearsal, and the Mongoose at home.
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This is what I use when I want to be semi-minimalist.
Cost me $20 Cdn (used) plus a home made cable and a bit of solder.
Built like a tank and fits into the case with my KPA
Not MIDI, but a pair of TRS plugs connected to the switches through a MIDI type cable plug and socket
Maybe I should paint it green.[Blocked Image: http://i106.photobucket.com/albums/m268/Gizmo1952/IMG_0482_zpsff05f728.jpg]
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The Midi Mongoost was going to more expensive thant he Midi Moose even tho the Mongoose is smaller
So... I have actually ordered a Midi Moose instead. Who knows if I ever wanna use the "up and down" buttons? I dont know.
But since it's cheaper than the Mongoose, and have more buttons, I think it's worth it in the long run.Can't wait to try it out with my Kemper!
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I'm the same bud.
I went for the moose.
Works well.
You can't switch on effects or anything, but if I want delays or what ever I just save it as another preset in the performance and switch presets to turn the delay on/chorus whatever on.
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Buy a momentary dual switch with a stereo jack. No external power, no MIDI involved. Does the job for 20 bucks.
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Buy a momentary dual switch with a stereo jack. No external power, no MIDI involved. Does the job for 20 bucks.
Dual switch? Like, 2 channels?
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4 button:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Ac…-Controller-/322528735813I think you'll outgrow four very fast, you should look into eight so that you can have bank up and down as well. Also, this one is extremely limited: only 1 channel and 4 PC numbers.
The Moose will be much better.
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I have already bought a Midi Moose :p
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Just in case anyone else is looking for a simple 4-button foot switch ....at https://okwoodwizard.weebly.co…_Custom_footswitches.html
Kemper Custom footswitches
$149.00 - $249.00
Four button footswitch matching the profile and switch spacing as the Kemper Remote. Each is custom made from wood and feature long lasting high quality switches and jacks. One year warranty on switches and jacks. Can be used with the Remote or without. Can control four different parameters from the Kemper....I just purchased this 4-button foot switch off Ebay for $55.00... listing https://www.ebay.com/itm/Four-…ksid=p2056016.m2516.l5255
Pete's Profiles has custom switches that are a little cheaper.... http://petesprofiles.weebly.com/custom-footswitches.html
