from the video, it says it can be used as a vocoder. but can I plug in a guitar and use all the effects? or are the effects limit for the audio input?

can I plug in a pedal to trigger articulation ?

zzzxtreme - 07 April 2011 12:38 AM

from the video, it says it can be used as a vocoder. but can I plug in a guitar and use all the effects? or are the effects limit for the audio input?

can I plug in a pedal to trigger articulation ?

don’t see why not… I mean the keyboard won’t know what is plugged into the input (meaning a mic vs a guitar)… not sure what effects you can access via the vocoder, but it sounds like it would be a feasible feature.

The A/D INPUT can handle MIC or LINE level inputs, mono or stereo. You can plug in a microphone, or a guitar or bass, or another keyboard, any playback device or the band’s entire mixer.  In fact with a small analog mixer you can plug in multiple microphones, guitars, bases and keyboards… they are routed on a discreet audio bus (that audio input has its own front panel meter and gain control, can be routed through any of the MO-X Effects (You can assign the input its own dual Insertion Effect). The A/D INPUT is fed to USB1/2 output and can be recorded as a separate audio send to your DAW.

The MO-X features an assignable Foot Switch jack (separate from the Sustain jack) so you can assign that Foot Switch to control the Assignable Function button (for articulation).

thanks bad mister and others for the help !