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Offering a footswitch capability is a great idea, but the Alphatrack documentation does not make it clear what kind of footswitch should be used. So I'd appreciate any available feedback on this, as I'm a bit worried to harm the alphatrack unit if using something inappropriate.
Thanks in advance for any help.
I'd also like to know what the footswitch input is for. I'd never used it and today I tried it with a sustain-type footswitch thinking it might trigger recording but alas no luck...and not a thing about it in the manual either.
There was a thread in this forum a while back about footswitches.
I'm using a simple normally-open switch pedal, works just fine. In your audio app you can select what action to assign to it.
The footswitch is a standard momentary normally open foot switch with a 1/4" TS connector, typically you would use this to punch in/out during recording but you can assign other functions to it as well.
PacRec is right, most use it for punching in/out and depending on the DAW you can program it to do other functions.
The AlphaTrack should work with any non-latching (momentary) footswitch (1/4" TS). It can be either a normally-open or a normally-closed switch. If you get a normally-closed footswitch, you'll need to make sure it is plugged into AlphaTrack before you connect AlphaTrack
to the computer (or before you boot up the computer). In other words, a normally-closed footswitch must be already connected in order for the computer to see it. If you get any normally-open footswitch, you can connect it to AlphaTrack any time and just use
it.
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