galbur Posted July 9, 2021 Share Posted July 9, 2021 Hi I have a Mini-Pedalboard with an external FS for Bypassing all Effects and an Expression-Pedal for Volume and Wah Wah effects. It was a nice piece of work to get this to work. I configured the switch quickly, but the expression pedal is difficult. The first thing I noticed was that the Zoom Expression Pedal works in reverse. Press down = softly, press up = loud. Then I found a Youtube clip that helped. Swap the Min and Max positions under Bypass / Controller Assign, (Min 100% / Max 100%). Is there no way to make this setting globally? Then I tried to test the different Wha Wah effects. First I always had to switch from Exp 1 to Exp 2 under Bypass / Controller Assign when i choose a Wah Wah. Then came the swapping of Min and Max as described above. To be on the safe side, I'll save the preset. Then I want to go to the next Wah Wah Effect. Funny: All settings are reset. So, reset everything and save again. Now I wanted to go back to the already tested wah wah for control. Unfortunately all (Controller Assign) settings are reset. I'm angry, but then I have an idea. There is a user default command. With that I could set all wah wahs correctly and save them as user default. Thought wrong. User Default only saves the edit settings, not those under Bypass / Controller Assign. Grr ... I love the HX Stomp, its sound and its possibilities. But sometimes I also despair of the operating concept. Are there any easier ways to get things going? Thank you Christoph Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
galbur Posted July 9, 2021 Author Share Posted July 9, 2021 OK One problem solved. I had to change the Ring Polarity to "inverted" under Global Settings > Preferences ... 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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