Hazarai?
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Hmm.. the problem is that you can't toggle the functionality of a single footswitch, it is either a momentary or a latching switch, this is a physical property of the switch, and without it being a digitally programmable switch I don't think this is something you can switch electronically. The only way you could do it with a toggle is to install a second latching switch in the case for the looping and use a toggle to switch between them for tap or looping. However I don't know if there is space for another switch on the face of the pedal, you could do it with a breakout tiny box with the second footswitch in which is used for tap tempo when a toggle on the original pedal installed where that one is is placed. You could connect the breakout box to the original pedal on the side with a jack also.
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I'm pretty sure most of it is covered by PCB, I've seen gutshots. Very tight.riotshield wrote:what i had in mind was the extra toggle and extra switch on the pedal but i would have to see how space goes once i get it.
i wonder what would happen though if instead of the toggle that guy in the photo put a latching switch.
If he put a latching switch in it would mean tap tempo would not work unless you double click (on and then off), the DSP is using a spike to sample the tempo points. Basically I think it will break tap tempo definitely and probably even lock up the the chip in a worst case scenario.
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ok,i got the hazarai which is delightful.
just did a quick test and it turns out that what someone could assume from this photo is indeed true.
the loop is being recorded for as long as the first two solder joints are connected (thats why this guy connected the toggle on there)
so from what i can understand the pretty simple thing to do to have press start/stop looping but keep tap tempo as well would be to
move the existing switch on the side of the pedal (horizontially*) and in its place put a simple latching switch that is connected with those two
solder joints for looping, no? please correct me if im wrong
*also, i was wondering is there is some sort of button-type momentary switch which will be easy to press with one finger instead of this metal one? is anyone aware of anything like that?
just did a quick test and it turns out that what someone could assume from this photo is indeed true.
the loop is being recorded for as long as the first two solder joints are connected (thats why this guy connected the toggle on there)
so from what i can understand the pretty simple thing to do to have press start/stop looping but keep tap tempo as well would be to
move the existing switch on the side of the pedal (horizontially*) and in its place put a simple latching switch that is connected with those two
solder joints for looping, no? please correct me if im wrong
*also, i was wondering is there is some sort of button-type momentary switch which will be easy to press with one finger instead of this metal one? is anyone aware of anything like that?
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so, here is the modified version. loop starts when you press the record (should remove word tap) switch and stops when you press again, which means you dont have to keep it pressed WHILE recording.Mike wrote:Yup that would totally wor, just put the switches in parallel electronically.
Push to make pushbutton switches are easy to buy and very small.
tap tempo is controlled by a nice little button on the side of the pedal.
also added a led so you know you are recording. when on it matches with the beams design.
i was planning to install an internal boost to help with the volume drop issue but the pcp is layered and complex to do that for now.
nice mod!
can you use the tap tempo when playing by hitting it with your foot?
or would have you to press it with your hand?
i cant say i ever really had a problem with holding down to record a loop, but the light for if a loop is stored is great.
i have on occasion turned my hazarai on onstage totally forgetting about to wipe the loop from the previous song.
making me look like a dick.
can you use the tap tempo when playing by hitting it with your foot?
or would have you to press it with your hand?
i cant say i ever really had a problem with holding down to record a loop, but the light for if a loop is stored is great.
i have on occasion turned my hazarai on onstage totally forgetting about to wipe the loop from the previous song.
making me look like a dick.
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