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Favorite way for achieving a wah-wah effect in iOS?

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  • MichaelMichael

    @Bellows said:

    @Michael said:

    Hehe, cool =) If you'd like to dig further into the stability issues with AudioKit's AUs in Audiobus, I'd be receptive.

    Thank you Michael,
    I will try again because I am a fan of both. I was about to set it up when I decided I will let you guide me. Please tell me what to do. I will be in and out today but able to work on this.
    Thanks

    Hard to say really. Load it up, play around, and if it crashes, send me the crash log to pass along to the AK team:

    1. Open the Settings app. Find Privacy, then Analytics, Analytics Data
    2. Look for entries with the app name, with the date/time that matches when you saw the crash. Note that any entries with “wakeups” in the name aren’t actually crashes, but another kind of log that isn’t much use for diagnosis: Ignore those ones.
    3. Select the entry, then tap the share button at the top right (a square with an upwards arrow) and email the contents to me.
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  • Jamie_MallenderJamie_Mallender

    @Bellows said:

    @Jamie_Mallender said:
    I plug into a Wah pedal and play into the ipad, using a Nembrini amp. It sounds awesome. The Nembrini amps respond to a wah just like a real amp. Why buy a controller pedal of any kind if you have a wah?

    If you are asking me I have a midi expression pedal. I am not using a physical instrument.
    I am using a AUv3 Clavinet in Audiobus or AUM. The expression pedal can control anything,
    Volume, filter, wah, modulation etc. In this case it is controlling the CryMaybe Wah pedal in Overloud through which the Clavinet sound flows.
    On another instrument, for instance the Hammond B-3X the pedal controls expression.

    Hi, sorry - my apologies, I didn’t mean it like that - I could have phrased that better. What I meant was simply to say that it works with a normal wah. So for my own purposes, I have no need to buy an extra gadget. My post wasn’t meant to be a criticism.

  • BellowsBellows

    @Jamie_Mallender said:

    @Bellows said:

    @Jamie_Mallender said:
    I plug into a Wah pedal and play into the ipad, using a Nembrini amp. It sounds awesome. The Nembrini amps respond to a wah just like a real amp. Why buy a controller pedal of any kind if you have a wah?

    If you are asking me I have a midi expression pedal. I am not using a physical instrument.
    I am using a AUv3 Clavinet in Audiobus or AUM. The expression pedal can control anything,
    Volume, filter, wah, modulation etc. In this case it is controlling the CryMaybe Wah pedal in Overloud through which the Clavinet sound flows.
    On another instrument, for instance the Hammond B-3X the pedal controls expression.

    Hi, sorry - my apologies, I didn’t mean it like that - I could have phrased that better. What I meant was simply to say that it works with a normal wah. So for my own purposes, I have no need to buy an extra gadget. My post wasn’t meant to be a criticism.

    No need to apologize. I did not take it as a criticism. I don’t have a wah pedal. 😃

  • Jamie_MallenderJamie_Mallender

    @Bellows said:

    @Jamie_Mallender said:

    @Bellows said:

    @Jamie_Mallender said:
    I plug into a Wah pedal and play into the ipad, using a Nembrini amp. It sounds awesome. The Nembrini amps respond to a wah just like a real amp. Why buy a controller pedal of any kind if you have a wah?

    If you are asking me I have a midi expression pedal. I am not using a physical instrument.
    I am using a AUv3 Clavinet in Audiobus or AUM. The expression pedal can control anything,
    Volume, filter, wah, modulation etc. In this case it is controlling the CryMaybe Wah pedal in Overloud through which the Clavinet sound flows.
    On another instrument, for instance the Hammond B-3X the pedal controls expression.

    Hi, sorry - my apologies, I didn’t mean it like that - I could have phrased that better. What I meant was simply to say that it works with a normal wah. So for my own purposes, I have no need to buy an extra gadget. My post wasn’t meant to be a criticism.

    No need to apologize. I did not take it as a criticism. I don’t have a wah pedal. 😃

    Phew! Good, I’m not here to annoy people, I just like to help.

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