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Anyone know of any pedals that work as both volume and expression? I think Rocktron may make one?

At the same time? I've used my VPJr as an expression pedal before and it works fine. But of course you can't use it as a volume pedal then.

Engine Boy wrote:http://dbinstrumentamp.com/drupal/content/m440se-stereo-expression-pedal-old-dog

Holy crap that is so awesome. I wanna use this to throw drones around in a stereo field

zRobertez wrote:At the same time? I've used my VPJr as an expression pedal before and it works fine. But of course you can't use it as a volume pedal then.

ahh yes, I guess I figured there was some difference and a VPjr couldn't be used as an expression pedal.



The multi axis pedals looks sick...but I don't use stereo enough

The Boss FV500H or L (high impedance or low impedance) does both and it's built like a tank. Been using that forever as my exp pedal but it's now relegated to volume duty. Got the Source Audio dual exp pedal and an Expressionator to handle the rest.

The Boss doesn't do volume and expression at the same time, does it? (I think it uses only one pot for both)
It has a logaritmic pot so it's not as easy to use as an expression pedal in my opinion.
Another one worth mentioning is the Dunlop Volume X that should be on the market around June I think, solid built and cheaper than any other out there that has both expression and volume options and it has a nice large throw, it doesn't do volume and expression at the same time but it does have a dedicated pot for both functions (1 logarithmic and 1 linear) so I think it should be possible to mod it.

if you have a insert cable
or a splitter wahetever
ive used the eb vp jr as an expression
but dammit i want that multii axis thing
$270
im gonna be wanting for long time

Duuuuuude good call ^^

that dual axis pedal is crayzay! i would be so goddamn clumsy with it...

I wish it was up down for volume and side by side for expression, or vice versa.

Tristan wrote:The Boss doesn't do volume and expression at the same time, does it? (I think it uses only one pot for both)
It has a logaritmic pot so it's not as easy to use as an expression pedal in my opinion.
Another one worth mentioning is the Dunlop Volume X that should be on the market around June I think, solid built and cheaper than any other out there that has both expression and volume options and it has a nice large throw, it doesn't do volume and expression at the same time but it does have a dedicated pot for both functions (1 logarithmic and 1 linear) so I think it should be possible to mod it.

Nope, the Boss is only one at a time sadly.

And yeah, I prefer using it for volume.

Psyre wrote:I wish it was up down for volume and side by side for expression, or vice versa.

at barely a page of reading..... ......your getting a kick in the butt.

GI JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOE !!!!!!

well geez guys, "The left/right motion will pan the instrument signal while up/down motion controls the overall volume." just sort of stuck out, buttholes.