Question about midi control with dual moogs

[new05002]

these cats make a lot of midi stuff geared towards pedalboards...maybe they have something that would work for u?

http://www.moltenvoltage.com/products.html

Will check

[univalve]

On / off is possible via midi like a shitton more. Great Delay.
I have no idea how to Build a Pedal That Sends only a Special CC. But should be possible.
Sync Both Units? What is The Master? Another midi Pedal? Then use a Splitter (kenton). Works Fine for me.
If you have no other midi Master Unit i have no idea how to solve it "good" honestly. Perhaps something comes to my mind tomorrow.

[new05002]

Sync their delay times to each other. I can psuedo do that all ready by putting their delay times manual equal (or approx). Of course I could possible do something like have 1 unit be a master and the other is a slave where the slave just copies the settings of the other. However that sounds like more work and complexity.

[univalve]

Sync their delay times to each other.

TS cable between both CV Time jacks? Should work.
MIDI won't work without an external master unit: they only have MIDI-in functions.

If you have time there is for sure a way to build your own footswitch MIDI controller pedal with e.g. the Arduino platform similar to this http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/382 ... sion-Pedal

[new05002]

Sync their delay times to each other.

TS cable between both CV Time jacks? Should work.
MIDI won't work without an external master unit: they only have MIDI-in functions.

If you have time there is for sure a way to build your own footswitch MIDI controller pedal with e.g. the Arduino platform similar to this http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/382 ... sion-Pedal

thanks for the info. Yea I could just tie the Time expression inputs together to a master pot control on external unit, would solve the problem of time sync

[univalve]

I think one reacts to The other one if you just Patch them. Like here:
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=08CBrcyKNg ... 8CBrcyKNg8

[new05002]

I think one reacts to The other one if you just Patch them. Like here:
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=08CBrcyKNg ... 8CBrcyKNg8

Not sure if that would work on the 104m, there are external voltage controls for all the controls but I am not sure if you link them up for 2 of them they will match each other. hmm, not sure.