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Vapor Trail specific question
sorry I did search but there are half a dozen Vapor Trail Threads and I felt bewildered and belittled and hoped it would be ok to start another
I've been quite keen on the idea of one of these and watched a couple of demos but I have a specific question. I know you can put a volume or expression pedal ( both seem to work on the demos I've seen) in the wet insert jack socket to control the mix level.
Once you've done that can you still set up the mix with the mix knob for normal use whilst your volume/ expression pedal is heel down and then use that to increase the mix to maximum as you go toe down ( or the other way around would be equally fine) or is it that once you have put your volume/ expression pedal into the wet insert jack socket can you then only control the mix level with that?
Put it another way : I'd like to have a Vapor Trail with my spare expression pedal plugged in and set it up as a straightforward slapback with the expression pedal heel ( or toe) down. Then to be able to increase the mix and to max it out using the expression pedal when I want to but not have to use the expression pedal to set the mix level in normal use ( as that might be tricky on the fly).
Hope that makes sense! Ta
I've been quite keen on the idea of one of these and watched a couple of demos but I have a specific question. I know you can put a volume or expression pedal ( both seem to work on the demos I've seen) in the wet insert jack socket to control the mix level.
Once you've done that can you still set up the mix with the mix knob for normal use whilst your volume/ expression pedal is heel down and then use that to increase the mix to maximum as you go toe down ( or the other way around would be equally fine) or is it that once you have put your volume/ expression pedal into the wet insert jack socket can you then only control the mix level with that?
Put it another way : I'd like to have a Vapor Trail with my spare expression pedal plugged in and set it up as a straightforward slapback with the expression pedal heel ( or toe) down. Then to be able to increase the mix and to max it out using the expression pedal when I want to but not have to use the expression pedal to set the mix level in normal use ( as that might be tricky on the fly).
Hope that makes sense! Ta
vAhh brilliant, many thanks. I seem to recall that the Vapor Trail gives a 3db boost on mix full up anyway so a volume pedal with a boost could be very loud indeed! Interesting.
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