Pitchfactor – what does expression pedal do?

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    • #106458
      siriusbliss
      Member

      Just purchased a PF, but am wondering what some of the default settings are for the expression pedal.

      pitchbend?  modulation? chord change? scale change? tempo change? etc.

      Thanks!

      Greg

    • #119075
      badmelonfarmer
      Participant

      if you look at the downloadable preset chart it shows what the expression pedal does for each preset.

      BUT you can assign the expression pedal to control any of the rotary knobs and more than one.

      so yes it can do PitchBend etc

      Cheers

      BMF

    • #119078
      siriusbliss
      Member

      Yes, I've been reading through the preset chart.

      I'd like to do harmonically correct pitch-bends (after learning), and leave all the expression control of modulation and delays to my TimeFactor.

      Thanks,

      Greg

    • #130213
      DGillespie
      Moderator
      Eventide Staff

      to do this, create a preset in Diatonic or Quadravox that you like. 
      Then set the expression pedal to control the pitch shift amount via
      following the steps in the manual.  That should get you there.

    • #130215
      siriusbliss
      Member

      Thank you,

      Greg

    • #119114
      jufros
      Member

      Can you explain how you actually get the Pitchfactor to recognize a MIDI expression pedal properly?

    • #119125
      nickrose
      Moderator
      Eventide Staff

      You'll have to read the manual, I'm afraid. The LEARN feature is useful.

    • #130260
      siriusbliss
      Member

      Yes, I posted before downloading the pdf manual.

      My new unit hasn't arrived yet.

      And yes, I'm mainly interested in the learn function.

      Thanks,

      Greg

    • #130261
      nickrose
      Moderator
      Eventide Staff

      Once you have it in learn mode (after reading the manual), you should just need to wiggle the MIDI pedal, and the unit will do the rest itself.

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