Describe your issue:
Expression Bypass Switch Mode: Invert Range doensn’t work
Steps to reproduce your issue:
Connect an External Footswitch (momentary) to EXP1
Assign it to Bypass a block.
Set “Bypass on” to Switch
Set the “Latch Emulation” to On
Set the “Invert Range” to On…
It down’t work.
I expected this to happen:
I have to Bypass of Wha set with normale Range, and the bypass of Volume with inverted range… this should activate/deactivate alternatively wha and volume… but this not happen.
It’s the same thing. I try first with EXP1 and then with EXP2. The results is the same. Inverse Range doesn’t work.
I don’t use them at the same time. If I set the EXP1, I don’t use EXP2 and viceversa.
but how are you using an expression pedal if you don’t use both XPs? I don’t understand what you’re trying to accomplish I guess.
You must have a pedal to control those fx. That’s one XP.
Then you have a switch to toggle between the fx, that’s XP two.
How can you not use them both at the same time?
Did you try the pre-configured template preset I linked? You are using TRS cables?
that switch is NOT the same as what’s in your Mission pedal, it’s only wired for TS, not TRS cable. That’s probably why that particular function isn’t working. That’s why I asked if you were using a TRS cable- the QC XPs are designed to work with Tip-Ring-Sleeve connectors.
Can you not just invert the bypass on one of the blocks manually? Save the preset with the wah off and the vol on, then assign the XP switch? That’s what I used to do.
I tried with the Mission Engineering SP1-ND-GY and it didn’t work (so I returned it), I tried with external footswitches both TS and TRS, and it didn’t work. I also tried with a momentary footswitch (like the sustain for the piano) and a latch (like the bypass for the reverb of an amp)… and it didn’t work in any of these cases.
After all these tests, I have found out that the ‘inverse’ function doesn’t work as it should…
As it is now, it’s useless.