Hey guys! I'm trying to find if there's a way to do this on the MS-20 Mini... I'm wondering if when I have a delay pedal plugged in(this doesn't really matter, but it's set to infinite delays), is there a way to run back the sound from the pedal(the repeats) to the MS-20 so that I can modulate the repeats... I hope this makes sense, but if not just ask me to try to explain. Thanks guys!
~Sam
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Hi,
It is not exactly clear what the complete signal path is. What is the input of your delay pedal? Your guitar or the MS20 itself?
Modulating an external signal (from the pedal in your case) is limited on the MS20.
1. The external signal processor, but that is only a bandpass filter that you modulate by hand by turning knobs
2. The external input signal for the filter - the filters are modulated by EV2 or patched control signal -> disadvantage, you need keyboard triggers in order hear something.
3. MVCA, by default modulated by EV1 (requires keyboard triggers as well) or patch the modulation generator into the control input.
Bye
It is not exactly clear what the complete signal path is. What is the input of your delay pedal? Your guitar or the MS20 itself?
Modulating an external signal (from the pedal in your case) is limited on the MS20.
1. The external signal processor, but that is only a bandpass filter that you modulate by hand by turning knobs
2. The external input signal for the filter - the filters are modulated by EV2 or patched control signal -> disadvantage, you need keyboard triggers in order hear something.
3. MVCA, by default modulated by EV1 (requires keyboard triggers as well) or patch the modulation generator into the control input.
Bye
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GuitarManSam666
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This is one crazy feedback loop you have going on here.
MS20 Output jack to a pedal.
Pedal to the esp on the MS20
Repeat to fade.
How do you send your signal to an amp?
MS20 Output jack to a pedal.
Pedal to the esp on the MS20
Repeat to fade.
How do you send your signal to an amp?
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Indeed, I agree with Frenzies.
If you use the MS20 as input of your pedal and you want to route the delay back in to the MS20, recipe for a lot of feedback and high signal levels... Handle with care I would say.
The ESP and MVCA are options that can safely be considered if you route the outputs of this straight to a mixer which mixes the dry signal of the MS20, with the output/modulated repeating delay.
Have fun.
If you use the MS20 as input of your pedal and you want to route the delay back in to the MS20, recipe for a lot of feedback and high signal levels... Handle with care I would say.
The ESP and MVCA are options that can safely be considered if you route the outputs of this straight to a mixer which mixes the dry signal of the MS20, with the output/modulated repeating delay.
Have fun.
microKORGXL, Kaossilator Pro, monotribe, SQ-1, volca fm, Kross 88 BK
Alesis SR18, Akai Miniak, Fender Strat, Line 6 Spider II 112, Zoom MS-50G
Alesis SR18, Akai Miniak, Fender Strat, Line 6 Spider II 112, Zoom MS-50G