ashbass reply:
You need a "Momentary Normally Closed (NC)" switch. The on-on you mention is a latching switch and won't do for your Tap function needs.
ashbass reply:
You're cabling should work. But your goal may not. As I recall you have to hold down the tap button on the G3 in order for the Patch buttons to work as Patch buttons. If you use an always-on momentary switch for Tap Tempo you should work out. I mention this on the mod page.
ashbass reply:
There must be something wrong with your G3X. The G3X has a pedal built in already for using with effects and your FP02 will only serve as an output volume control when inserted into the control in jack. It should work. Are you sure you have a G3X and not a G3? A G3 will require extra steps to get your pedal to work as a volume pedal.
ashbass reply:
I tested with my G5. I first used the looper to record some clean rhythm and then played distorted over it. The clean, which came first, was not affected by the distorted. So what was on the looper came first before the rest of the effects.
ashbass reply:
You have to make sure that both files in the zip file are in the same folder on your computer. One is the program file and the other contains all of the required setting settings.
ashbass reply:
Not that I know of, sorry. I hope that you can return it.
Name: Goran
From: Croatia
E-mail: Contact
January 5, 2017
Hello Ash,
it's Goran again :). I decided (finally) to do for my G3v2 just one pedal with four buttons: PATCH DOWN, PATCH UP, RHYTHM and TAP TEMPO. For TAP you told me to use Momentary NC switch. But what about the rest of three buttons. On your Tap Tempo Mod page you wrote just momentary switch. But what kind of (on-on, on-off, NC ...)? Same on Patch Select Mod page, I can see that you use 3PDT switches. Is it possible to use something else, some more softer switches?
Also I plan to use RJ45 connectors. Can all switches share the same ground wire or is it maybe better to use two stereo 3,5mm jacks, one for patch and one for tap & rhythm.
I hope I'm clear enough so you can understand me.
Thanks again.