#26 Delay on/off (cuts tail)
#27 Delay on/off (keeps tail)
#28 Reverb on/off (cuts tail)
#29 Reverb on/off (keeps tail)
You can use these midi CC messages to cut or retain the tail of delay and reverb.
Alternatively, put your volume pedal post-FX. When you cut volume now, the tails will be lopped off instantly.
Yeah, but he mentioned changing patches... too messy having to deal with the switch plus the volume pedal almost at the same time.
+1 for the MIDI solution, provided he's using a MIDi controller.
Yes, in this scenario a general spillover on/off would be the solution.
If it's the stock UNO chip, it's way easy if you are using one of the FCB programmers to set up your CC's on a per patch basis.. The free RIPWERX programmer works well, You can find it on the Yahoo FCB /UNO forum. And Xavier's UNO programmer is even eaasier. Good luck Paul
I am using the kemper Uno chip...
so i have to download additional software, hook the board up to a computer, just to turn off the delay trails?
Yes, but it only makes sense If you switch delay and reverb, not rigs.
Why so much confusion, guys? You can always send a CC message at the same time you send a PC# message to change rigs. Just send the appropriate CC message on that channel to cut off the delay or reverb tail. If you need the tail for some other songs, you can always just create a performance tailored to that situation.
You're right of course.
Writer's block here.
Why so much confusion, guys? You can always send a CC message at the same time you send a PC# message to change rigs.
while this is true for the 'stock' FCB, the UNO4Kemper equipped board can't send stacked PCs and CCs, due to it's internal structure/concept.
I checked with Burkharf to make sure and he confirmed this.
He's using the normal UnO, so he should be able to send PC and CC with a single switch.
He's using the normal UnO
Not according to this:
I am using the kemper Uno chip...
Oh yeah! I stand corrected.
