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i have just purchased the Moog MF boost. Not only does it add a subtle amount of delicious overdrive, it also has a low pass filter that sounds super sweet!!! Very useful pedal. sounds great with my synth too but in response to your original Q, the M87 can be used as a lowpass. Set the sensitivity to min so the filter docent open, then adjust the frequency of the cut with the decay control. decay is actually controlling the frequency to which the filter sweep returns at fully closed. The Q control can be used to add a small amount of boost just before the cutoff which i find very useful. i use mine as an envelope filter tho

i cant figure out what happened there.... the links should be in the 1st post now, could you move it for me? im pretty new to the whole forum thing and clearly i haven't got the skills yet

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im a complete novice when it comes to electronics. I believe the pedal im trying to emulate is a 20K ohm pot.... does this mean I need a 20k resistor? and how is this different fro having an infinite ohm resistor... ie no cable... would It make sense that I may need no resistor at all, just join the wires together?

Can anybody help me figure out a way to simulate an expression pedal? I recently tried the moog mf boost with my bass rig and I really liked what it did to my tone. Without doubt the most subtle pedal I've ever used. But I loved what it did. It seems however, that I can get an extra 9 db of gain from it using an expression pedal. But I don't want the pedal on my boars, so I'm trying to figure out a way to simulate a fully open, heel up expression pedal. If I can figure out a way to do this, I may have to purchase one this week Any help?

Source audio manta can do wabs. You can controll any parameter with the source audio dual expression pedal. I have one for sale if you need

Thanks for all the input. The key point here is I want a product that I can Incorporate into my current setup. I don't want to rebuild my rig around a large and expensive switcher. Source audio are bring out a product next March that does exactly what I'm after. I'll just have to wait for it.

you would need to use the raspberry pi to control a relay, that then switches a loop on running signal through the pedal.

ok so i did some research, and some other forum members helped me out. The VL hex would definatly work... but a tad expensive i beleive this would also work... cheap enough, but not readily available in the UK http://www.nuxefx.com/product_detail.php?id=78 with http://www.nuxefx.com/product_detail.php?id=79 but the clincher for me seeing as i already have the Source audio hub, is.... http://www.sourceaudio.net/blog/post/source-audio-namm-countdown-2015-the-neuro-loop-switcher its not available until Q1 next year, but when it is, ill have 4 please

please elaborate as i assume this would require wiring a raspberry pi into the pedals right? im not really into that idea so much... unless i misunderstand?

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he would need two accounts to push it that high. one bidding against the other Imagine the 2nd hand bass you could "actually" get for £752

£752 with 11 minutes to go!

I just googled the rainbow machine. I kind of wish I hadn't...

FANTASTIC! I thought clocking the connector would be way too much to ask!!! so I didn't bother. Do you have any experience ordering from the states? I once ordered a guitar neck once for a build project, cost me a fortune to get it through customs! either way ill probably order some. if your making an order too we could combine postage? appears to be $40 for my package!!!!