How To Use An Expression Pedal With Your Synthesizer 

Great information Matt! If I ever decide to use an expression pedal you got me covered!🎹🎹

Ayup Matt, I've forgot all about Exp' pedals (apart from the sustain pedal on my Korg Triton Extreme) the last time I had one or used one was back in the early 80's. it was a volume pedal combined with a wah-wah, a guitar pedal really, had it hooked up to my Vox Continental organ. Thanks for the reminder about them. Cheers Tim.

Hi Matt - you're exposing all my foibles - well, some of them 😱 I bought one a couple of years ago specifically to control some patches I'd bought for a synth. Never used either 😢 I should probably plug it into my MIDI controller.😊

Yes the Prologue IS a very beautiful & what's more important an amazing sounding synthesizer. Maybe because I had an obsession with cleanliness, pedals were always the last thing thinking of. I'm one of those weirdos that even covers pedals not just the synths with cloth when not using. For many years I've explored synths just sitting cross-legged on a chair The ignition why I suddenly wanted pedals was the Alesis Fusion 8 HD. With a piano-synth you need a damper p., so why not getting an expression p. addiionally lol? In 2000 when getting a used Wavestation "Graffity" EX limited edition together with an EXP-2, (the latter) ended up in the drawer. When I tried it after many years, I noticed that the modulation depth didn't have the full stroke (anymore?). I'm not sure but it seems like EXP-2 does not stand the test of time. Everything one has, including pedals, should apparently (or certainly) be used regularly. I have some Roland EV-5 attached to the Fusion & others, mostly to control operator frequency. Since Fusion makes no sound (without defined mod matrix) it happens automatically to try any destination.

Roland EV-5 not RV-4, changed it. Expectedly forgot the name 🥴

cool :) keep it up bro, see you around! sub +1