What ?
Yes !
I searched for a volume pedal, but the usual pedals are stealing attention on stage and are unreproducable (for me).
Here´s my approach using a ATTINY84, 2 momentary switches, a few LED and a 10kOhm digital potentiometer.
I programmed 5 values for the digital Pot : 0%, 25%, 50%, 75% and 100%.
At the Toaster I set Volume Pedal Range to +4, so I get nice small, but effective volume steps.
Works like charm. 
Well done!
Nice one, mate
Genius! Looks Great!
Strange……….
……..but brilliant
Love the concept and implementation 👍
very interesting, thanks for sharing.
2 unpopulated PCB Boards are leftover.
If someone ist interested, we can make a deal.
The arduino source code for the ATTINY84 you can get for free.
Really no secrets inside. 
For me, a classic example of an overengineered solution for a problem that doesn't really exist.....and I love it!
Real kudos for creating it, it looks brilliant!
Nice one!
Connected to Morph and with a bit of planning, it could enable having kind of "presets" within the morph parameters
Connected to Morph and with a bit of planning, it could enable having kind of "presets" within the morph parameters
Would that work? I thought there were only 2 states in morph not multiple stages?
Would that work? I thought there were only 2 states in morph not multiple stages?
It should work if morphing sees it as an expression pedal and not a switch. You can use an expression pedal to continuously morph between the two extremes.
It should work if morphing sees it as an expression pedal and not a switch. You can use an expression pedal to continuously morph between the two extremes.
That's true. Given the range an expression pedal provides, 'preset' stopping positions could work. I can see where some might like it.
The naysayer in me is thinking "....morph with an expression pedal is similar to riding the volume pot on the guitar. Let's not overcomplicate it even more."
Then....ignoring the complications and taking that idea a step further.......how about having an 'expression pot' on the guitar?
That's true. Given the range an expression pedal provides, 'preset' stopping positions could work. I can see where some might like it.
The naysayer in me is thinking "....morph with an expression pedal is similar to riding the volume pot on the guitar. Let's not overcomplicate it even more."
Then....ignoring the complications and taking that idea a step further.......how about having an 'expression pot' on the guitar?
Bruh! We don't need no stinkin' expression pot on no geetarz. I already have 10 passive expression pots permanently attached to my hands.
Bruh! We don't need no stinkin' expression pot on no geetarz. I already have 10 passive expression pots permanently attached to my hands.
"Need" <-- What's that got to do with anything?
Nice work on the pedal and at a glance knowing the setting.
