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james wrote:

Other ideas I'd like to try:

* Envelope filter but with the expression also controlling cutoff and resonance.

How would this work? Maybe as an extra layer of hi/lo for the cutoff and resonance? So, the envelope filter normally goes from the hi/lo values you set, but the pedal lets you move between other hi/lo ranges? So, essentially, there is another dimension in the control.

james wrote:

gastric wrote:Suggestion: Enable a key modifier such as Shift to allow finer control of the Editor parameters.

Similar to the previous suggestion, but a little different. It'd be great to be able to Shift+Click then drag the knobs around to get a more precise gradient of control. Currently moving the knobs by increments of 1 can often be challenging.

Using the mousewheel when hovering over a pot will let you change the pot value in steps of 1, and you then also have the tactile click of the mouse wheel. This also works when hovering over menus too.

My thought was I could have an envelope driven BP filter, but rock the expression toe down to have it focused on a really high range. Then sweep it back into a more bass-friendly range. Typically this would be done with a high pass filter - cuts all the low end, swept back into the slamming bass range. Typical electronica filter work, usually done with a static HPF. But I'd want to marry it to an envelope filter personally.

Or having the expression rock between two filters would do the same. Toe down for a high focused bandpass, heel down to instantly change to my envelope driven LPF.

james wrote:

Or having the expression rock between two filters would do the same. Toe down for a high focused bandpass, heel down to instantly change to my envelope driven LPF.

This could be done, but there is usually a click when switching between band-pass and low-pass. But maybe the benefits outweight the click?

gastric wrote:IDEA: Allow multiple LFO to be assigned to a single filter.
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IDEA: Allow programmable sequenced LFO.

Flop54 wrote:First :
the pedal effect enable is a "general" parameter but it's a pity because it's sometimes useless. For example if i want to use the pedal with the option "on/off(toe)" I can't use the pedal BPM option because if the pedal is down the effect is bypassed.. I think if it's not possible the effect enable parameter to be different according the preset, we could have some additional options like the use of the footswitch and the pedal like pedal on(toe) and effect off with the footswitch for example.

Second :
I miss an option to retrigg the lfo when the effect is on! I want that the lfo start with my first note but not with the other one. If i want to have a exact tempo (without tap tempo use) it's impossible to start synchronise with the lfo.

I can see the problem, but I think it will get too confusing if this can be changed on every preset?

There is already an option to turn the effect on with the pedal (toe down) then turn it off with the footswitch. In this mode, the footswitch can also turn the effect on. In the Wahoo editor, set "pedal effect enable" to "On Only". On the Wahoo itself, do the same by setting "P.En" to "on".

How would it work out which is the first note, and which are the next notes? I think there would need to be some kind of "dead time" you can set so that the retrigger cannot happen again until there has been silence for the time you set in this dead time. For example, if you set the dead time for 1 second, then you need to not play anything for 1 second to allow a retrigger to be detected again. Does that sound like it would work for you?

Yes but it was really cool to have the same option with toe hell

No i think it is most simple like you said. for example I just want to have your retrigged check box changed to an option to choose beetwen "no retrigg" or "note retrigg"or "bypass rettrigg". When the option is bypass retrigg the lfo begin when the effect is on. Actually the lfo always moove even if the effect is off when we turn on the effect the lfo can be on any position i think it is pity..

james wrote:OK, so you mean to have the option to have effect turn on in the heel-down position (instead of the toe-down position), and turn it off with the footswitch?

Ok, I think I misunderstood you.

Retrigger can be turned off (it is off by default). The LFOs do free-run, but they could be reset when the effect is enabled so that they always start at the same position each time. I think this could be enabled all the time, rather than being an option. I can't think of any problems doing this -- unless someone else can?