Your doing AS level electronics JohnnyG? I'm doing systems and control at AS. Just had exams today and i don't think they went too well . Oh well, just have to wait till results day. Although we did nothing like what you've just described with op amps and sound stuff etc.
Your doing AS level electronics JohnnyG? I'm doing systems and control at AS. Just had exams today and i don't think they went too well . Oh well, just have to wait till results day. Although we did nothing like what you've just described with op amps and sound stuff etc.
Yeah, pretty much, but I don't know if he can choose the whammy setting from his guitar, or only control the foot pedal via his pot. I would like both,if it's possible.
Hmmm, would I have to use the LCD? I was hoping for just a pot to control whatever setting was selected on the whammy. Or even, if possible, have a rotary type switch to select the setting on the whammy, then control that setting via the pot.
One more point though. Why are ldr's always used in this sort of thing? I understand an ldr to be a light dependant resistor, where does the light dependant stuff come into this circuit?
Which one of those could be used to control a whammy pedal via it's midi input from a guitar (through a midi cable)? How would this be done? I know I've asked this before but never noticed this link.
YMMV? Sorry to maybe tick you guys off, but i have another question. Whats the difference between audio taper pots and linear? Which ones are usually used and what sound would the two give you? Thanks for any information.
Hi, I'm going to be installing two humbuckers, one in the neck and one in the bridge of my new guitar when it arrives. For pot values I was planning on using the standard 500K for tone and volume. What sound will this give compared to two 1M pots? Thanks for any information. Also if I use 1M what capacitor on the tone pot should I go to, or will this not change even though the pot value is not 500K?Hope that made sense.