#10

Iā€™m preparing for a tour to japan and in my constant mission to miniaturize things I settled on brining one foot pedal for walk and in the second port I just soldered a momentary push button to a 1/4ā€ jack.
Very handy :slight_smile:

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#11

Iā€™m getting a Walk. I need foot pedals. Do folks generally use the Yamaha FC5?

I think the M-Audio SP-1 has a polarity switch, which I think the FC5 lacks, but it looks like folks donā€™t generally like the responsiveness of the M-Audio as much as that of the FC5. I dug around a little. The Proline Standard Metal Sustain Pedal has a clear polarity switch on the rear, and the On Stage KSP20 has a switch, too, but neither of those have particularly positive reviews.

Thanks.

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#12

I got two of these and am very happy with them:

#13

Thanks. Iā€™ll check it out. Iā€™m a sucker for small. And, well, I donā€™t have a lot of space. :slight_smile: This looks promising:

#14

I just want to share my pain with you. Yesterday I added a Walk to my Escape From Noise cart but didnā€™t checkout, I planned to do it today. Now itā€™s out of stock :frowning:

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#15

Oh, that was me. Sorry about that :sweat:

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#16

YOU STOLE MY CART :sob:

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#17

I like the yamaha foot pedals and their flat black look. I would be too bothered by that loud FZONE logo. :rofl:

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#18

Thanks very much (and I agree about the logo thing). I think I psyched myself out by reading up too much and was concerned about polarity mismatch. I guess itā€™s with other hardware/software.

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#19

I usually have my Yamaha footswitches tabletop (for use with hands). This would be so much more sensible!

Whereā€™d you find that button?

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#20

Radio Shack (R.I.P.)

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#21

Lemme just say, a few hours into it, how much Iā€™m loving this Walk, and thatā€™s with just one sustain pedal so far (Yamaha FC5). Iā€™ve got it controlling the record of my Soundmachines UL1 microlooper, into which Iā€™ve plugged my electric guitar via an A-119, and the Walkā€™s XOR is separately telling a low sine wave on my Hikari to play or not based on the same trigger. This is super. Much to explore.

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#22

Iā€™m also very interested in a Walk. Iā€™m thinking of using it with Pressure Points and a precision adder to transpose and expand the PPā€™s four notes.

I also had an eye on the one at EFN but missed it due to my hesitation. Now they seem to be out of stock everywhere.

#23

Analogue Haven?

http://www.analoguehaven.com/monome/walk/

#24

Thanks! Didnā€™t remember them.

#25

Sorry, that might have been me. I was afraid of missing it due to my hesitation too and then found a way to overcome the hesitation by purchasing a proper 3-way pedal for my piano action and needing something to recycle the simple pedal it came withā€¦:slight_smile:

Though I mostly use it as a button on the table by now. Also might need a second pedal for the full potential. Anyway the hesitation was not vindicated.

#26

Iā€™ve got a Walk question. Iā€™m just getting the hang of using it in combination with my beloved lofi Soundmachines UL1uloop. I need to rerun some of my tests, but what Iā€™ve found is that whether I use the M(omentary) or (T)oggle outputs to trigger, say, the UL1uloopā€™s Rec(ord) function, it takes several steps after each successful trigger to re-trigger it. I wanna run a few more tests, but figured Iā€™d ask at this stage if anyone else has tried the combination. Itā€™s not a big deal. I can click a few times and reset it. It would just be smoother if doing so werenā€™t necessary. Right now Iā€™m using the UL1 to cull a bit of tone from my electric guitar, which is going into the UL1 via a few bands of spectrum from an ADDAC601 Filterbank, the original sound having entered the system via a Doepfer A-119 Ext In. Thanks.

#27

Are there any plans to make more of this module?

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#28

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Both of the pedals that came with my walk died in the last month and I was about to order some replacement ones but then I realized that I probably had the parts to build a dual foot switch into a tiny Hammond enclosure. Tada!
It was a satisfying build for multiple reasonsā€¦
Make use of my stash of random radio shack artifactsā€¦ saved me from buying more stuffā€¦ and most satisfyingly fed my regular pre-tour desires to miniaturize everything.

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#29

Iā€™ve done this (a couple of times) but always used normal ā€œstompā€ switchesā€¦ curious how those hold up, if you are using your feet to activate them and not your handsā€¦