I have a drum machine app (drum beats +) that I would like to mute the audio signal with a foot switch while I am playing/performing. Will this work?
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Hello Allan,The ATFS-2 Silent Footswitch is designed to work in conjunction with our Bluetooth transceivers the BT-105 and DIGIT. We have not tested for compatibility with the drum beats + app so I do not know if it works. Typically the app developers have to sign up with us to get our code and write the code that dovetails with ours into their app for compatibility, but not always. Do let me know if you have additional questions. Thank you and enjoy a lovely day. Tanya Tanya Unger AirTurn Customer Service/Technical Support
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This device acts as a keyboard and sends a page up or page down keystroke to your phone via Bluetooth. If you can map that keystroke to mute, then it would work. If you can make one of those keys activate the mute function with any Bluetooth keyboard, this device would work.
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Tascam RC30P footswitch at http://www.amazon.com/Tascam-RC30P-Punch-Out-Pedal/dp/B0002DUO6U/ref=sr_1_18?ie=UTF8&qid=1397528907&sr=8-18&keywords=tascam+footswitch looks like the one you need. It has been discontinued, but I see there is 1 left for sell on Amazon. Otherwise, there are probably other brands with similar function. It looks like a basic on/off single pedal with a 1/4" jack. Only use if for punching in/out while recording. Over the years I have had various recorders. I know some people liked the footswitch for punching in/out while recording, but I personally preferred using the auto punch in/out feature on my recorders. The DP008EX has an auto punch in/out feature you might want to try out. You can download the DP008EX owner's manual at http://tascam.com/product/dp-008ex/download
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I actually have the ATHADG1 along with the mixamp. I can confirm that pressing the mute button on the mic itself will mute your mic channel, but there is nothing on the mixamp itself that will mute it.
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The instructions say "the footswitch toggles the EQ in and out of bypass", which could mean only the EQ is toggled on and off, and gain and volume are always active. This interpretation is bolstered by the EQ LEDs toggling on and off, but the gain and volume LEDs remaining on, regardless of the footswitch. HOWEVER, when the EQ LEDs are off, the gain and volume sliders are lit but have no effect, so it seems the footswitch provides a true bypass for the entire circuit (gain+EQ+volume). BTW, I've had my M-108 two years, and I'm still happy with it.
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The question needs to be defined. Are you seeking to "Mute Audio" to the scroll wheel?That is very confusing since scroll down would mute audio and scroll up would enable audio.Audio would be turning on and off almost constantly.
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Should be feasible. I would turn the gain down on A or youll blow your ears or headphones or both. At the very least it would distort. Can you not run the click off your board? That's the best way IMO.
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Yes, you can. It has sidetone. You have to hold the mute button down for two seconds to switch between low and high sidetone. The sidetone on high sounds very low though.
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No. This is just a midi keyboard that you can use to trigger sounds. You will need a DAW program as well to use this such as Logic Pro or Reason.
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You should be able to. I use mine while playing games through steam with no problem. There is no mute button, but otherwise no complaints.
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Yeah there is a velcro to attach it with the bass drum. And it is very effective! If you keep your drums in a room and close the door the drums won't be audible to anyone in the other rooms! But they may be able to listen to tapping caused on the bass drum. And i am really glad it is able to mute the cymbals completely!! You should buy them !
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Absolutely. Another way would be to send it to a mixer, which is what I do, since I also have a Monotribe and a VolcaBeats running as well. Those go to the interface, then to the DAW. Those provide plenty of options for boosting the signal. One note about the jack: it sends a mono signal so make sure you switch your interface over to mono as well.
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if it's for tap delay pulse, it doesn't. if it's for holding a loop it might. the Hosa has latching buttons. I know it doesn't work with a Tap Delay Pedal since you need rhythm pulsing, with a loop I deduce one stomp would start recording and another stomp would end it (whereas with a unlatching pedal, you'd have to hold it depressed while the loop is recorded and let go to cut it off) Either way you can buy theses switches and turn it into an unlatching footswitch: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006M4ZGOI/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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I have an sound stream deck and it plays audio until the nab needs to say something. It was that way by default. There is a button on the left that toggles it back an forth.
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Sorry I've never tried. I use mute a lot because I am always jumping off the main route sight seeing and the 1700 does not like that.
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yes and no, it's strictly a drum controller, doesn't have any on-board memory to store sounds, it does come with preset mapping for whichever program you use it with
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The device itself is nothing more than a keyboard controller. To do what you want to do requires a third party application to assign a macro function to control the audio volume with hot keys. Once this is established, then you could assign those hot keys to the foot board.
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You don't need to use the sound card. You can use the mute-mic switch on the cord of the headphones as well as turn it down with a roller on the same piece.