M Audio EX-P Expression pedal doesnt work!

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So i own a Timefactor and just bought a Modfactor. I had been using an ernie ball volume pedal with no problem. I bought 2 M Audio expression pedals since they were lighter, and i needed another for the MF. I tried switching the polarity switch and adjusting the pot to either ends, but no luck! Anyone else using the M Audio EX-P to control their Factors?

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Id also like to point out that these have a hardwired, TRS stereo jack. Perhaps the jack needs to be TS(mono) to work?

[movingpictures]

The M audio EXP is hardwired with a stereo, TRS jack. Does the Factor need to see a TS/mono jack?

[ljholland]

I use one and it's fine.  Be sure to flip the switch on the bottom.  In one position, it won't work.  Also, the range adjustment needs to be all the way in one direction….adjust both ways to see which works.

[movingpictures]

I did get them to work! Thanks for your reply.

[Roobin]

 Did it work with a TRS cable, or did you need a TS one? I'm making my own mini exp 'pedal' and am trying to find out if it need to be TRS or TS

[davydgarcya]

how did you get it to work? I have one and I´m unable to make it, no matter wich selection of the bottom switch I make…

[Har]

I've been using the EX-P on my PitchFactor without any problems.

[sonson_prest]

TS works for my homemade ex-p (made from a crybaby!)

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