CC#73 controls the monitor output level. If you want to create a boost function that affects the signal at all outputs you need to send CC#7 and set the range for the volume pedal in the rig settings to a positive value. A value of +5 will give you a boost of 24 dB when you send a value of 127 for CC#7.
If you want this behavior to be global you need to lock the volume pedal settings in the rig menu.
My Implementation:
Rig Manager
Go to System
And in Rig
And in CubeSuite:
if you send CC#7 over MIDI you do not have to configure the pedal input to work as a volume pedal. Instead you can use it for something different like a wah.
CC#7 will automatically control the volume.
CC#73 controls the monitor output level. If you want to create a boost function that affects the signal at all outputs you need to send CC#7 and set the range for the volume pedal in the rig settings to a positive value. A value of +5 will give you a boost of 24 dB when you send a value of 127 for CC#7.
If you want this behavior to be global you need to lock the volume pedal settings in the rig menu.
... and what value for a +4db boost?
I just learned that the 24 dB boost is only true if the pedal is not located at the output but f.e. before the stack.
If you place the volume pedal at the output the total boost is 6 dB when the range is set to +5. For a 4 dB boost you need to set it somewhere between +3 and +4.
Update: the exact value for a 4 dB boost is 3,3.
