Re: Line6-problems

[Carsten Wegener <carsten@tyfoo.de>]

am 15.10.2002 8:50 Uhr schrieb Stuart Wyatt unter stuart@solostring.com:

> 
> On Tuesday, October 15, 2002, at 07:54 AM, Carsten Wegener wrote:
> 
>> Do you understand the
>> programming-thing with the DL4 and give me some hint?
> 
> To program what you want the footpedal to control, you just have to
> move the desired knob on the DL4, press the pedal down, move the knob
> then to the maximum position that you want, and then move the pedal
> accordingly.... Please bear in mind that the Line6 pedal does not have
> a stereo connection (like most volume/expression pedals), but a mono
> connection. I've experimented with a 'stereo' pedal, and it was a
> little erratic.
> 
> I've just read the above paragraph, and realise that I need to drink
> more coffee.
> 
> Are you using the Line6 expression pedal?
> 
To get more in details: I do a programming on one of the three switches. I
thought the memory is the setting of the five right knobs(Delaytime,
repeats, tweak, tweez and mix) which then can be applied to the different
delaymodels. But when i change the mode, the setting is changing(which i 
can
see by the tempochange of the tap tempo LED).so i ask myself, if  i entered
another setting( maybe a preset that is different for every delaymode?) or
if there is more than three programmable memories (that seems the least
possible to me). Is my point clearer now?
I am using the pedal( I think itīs the greatest feature of the DL4). I 
donīt
understand your stereo/mono-point. I use a mono-pedal, but is this the
reason,why there is such a small range(not even half the way from heel to
toe) in that the change of sound happens?
CW