Hi
I have the wah in block 2 after compression.
I have set it to ”toe off”.
When I power up the Stage the wah is always on even though the wah pedel is in toe position.
Anyone have a solition to power up in wha off?
Mike
Hi
I have the wah in block 2 after compression.
I have set it to ”toe off”.
When I power up the Stage the wah is always on even though the wah pedel is in toe position.
Anyone have a solition to power up in wha off?
Mike
I alredy have it stored in toe down position but it start up in wah on
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I have the wah in block 2 after compression.
I have set it to ”toe off”.
When I power up the Stage the wah is always on even though the wah pedel is in toe position.
Anyone have a solition to power up in wha off?
Mike
when you first turn on the Stage, try sweeping the pedal from toe to heel to toe.
That works but it is a bit irritating that the wah is on until you rock the pedal. It’s like a high gain pedal should be on when the Kemper start up
During a restart the pedal controllers get loaded in their default states and the physical pedals don't get processed until these are moved.
Default state is toe for Volume Pedal, and heel for Morph, Wah, and Pitch Pedal.
So you need to either move the pedal once after each restart or you use "Bypass @ Heel" or "Bypass @ Stop". Or you use an expression pedal with a toe switch, assign the effect module with the wah effect to it, and store the Rig with that effect module off. So you don't hear the wah effect until you activate it via toe switch regaredless of the physical pedal position. In the meantime you could use the Wah Pedal for volume control (WahPeal to Volume).
Great thanks
a big +1 to the "Bypass @ Stop" recommendation - the most intuitive solution to using a wah.
Unless, of course, you're after a "fixed wah" (I'm not writing the other word...) type of sound - Money For Nothing comes to mind...
A fixed Wah can be realized by switching Pedal Mode to "Off", selecting the sound as needed via parameter Manual and store the Rig that way. No pedal required for that.
Unless, of course, you're after a "fixed wah" (I'm not writing the other word...) type of sound - Money For Nothing comes to mind...
although that particular sound had nothing to do with a fixed wah originally AFAIK
although that particular sound had nothing to do with a fixed wah originally AFAIK
correct - but pretty much every cover band guitarist uses a c***ed wah to get it
although that particular sound had nothing to do with a fixed wah originally AFAIK
https://www.guitarplayer.com/news/classic-t…ng-dire-straits
But, a "parked wah" is a good approach for getting similar sound live
https://www.guitarplayer.com/news/classic-t…ng-dire-straits
But, a "parked wah" is a good approach for getting similar sound live
'common', yes
'good', I don't know.
besides, I never heard anyone play the whole riff correctly, including Knopfler live