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There are some things out there that will convert MIDI to passive expression signals: https://oldbloodnoise.com/pedals/p/mtet-midi-to-expression-translator

blind - Korn

Ouch! - The Rutles

there is also the ehx Cntl knob pedal will do the two values of an exp pedal thing

Slightly easier when the options are more restricted, but very good point.

It's never worked like that. You share the calendar with your own google account, and it appears (or not if you like) overlaid on your own google calendar. I have loads on mine

A bridge or neck pickup..? ...

Toxic - Brittany Spears version, although we're probably gonna have to faff about with it as we're a 3 piece instrument-wise.

Oh how I wish every manufacturer could produce instruction videos as good as this.

I think it is just one way on the actual pedal itself but I’m not certain! It does seem like an external switcher can bank up and down between presets. It’s like the C4 in that respect. The MXR video manual demos up and down banking pretty well. The manual also says that any open (momentary) switch will work so I wonder if a two button switcher will allow up and down preset changes without having to long press like in the video.

I'd do it in 2-4 bar segments. With 16 bars I suspect that you've been limited to the nearest whole bar by the number of different notes that MIDI supports. Export audio is in the Format drop down menu in the Export dialogue box. The default setting is just the MIDI file, but if you change that to one of the audio formats the next dialogue asks if you also want to export the MIDI file as well. From what I recall (it's over 25 years since I last used it like that) ReCycle! works/worked very well with Akai samplers. I bought my copy to use with an S2000 which was connected directly to my Mac via SCSI. As I suggested in my last post, if all you want to do is change the loop tempo you are better of using REX files so long as your DAW supports them.

pennies from heaven - bing crosby

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A jubilee clip came off a pipe under the bonnet of our old band transit. A lad fixed it for us with a ratchet strap from his pickup. I assumed the boss had had it fixed but I asked him about it a few years later and apparently it had sailed through 3 MOTs before he swapped it for a new transit

Great point. The Old Blood Noise Expression Ramper would work perfectly for this application. It has a one shot mode to instantly jump between values and stay there. I don’t use mine in this way but should work well for this kind of application. I use it for big slow filter sweeps that aren’t possible using a manual expression pedal. My MXR Synth should be arriving today. I can post a clip of it using the OBN Ramper to demo both of the above if there is interest.

I wonder if there's a midi to TRS adaptor to control the CTR jack via midi? I'm sure some clever, enterprising so-and-so will figure it out in time.

You could probably even use a latching TRS switch in place of the expression pedal to immediately jump between two values, or use the expression pedal trimmer to get the full output range over a shorter travel to effectively mimic a switch.