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NOOOOOOOOO...... It doesn't work anymore? At all? Even with FCB1010? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HeNHuDisouw

tramp wrote:Note that all this only work when the "Fx on" is on.

That was the most important thing that I didn't do, and I didn't know that ACI has a VU meter. Thank you all very much for helping. There is just one thing. Which parameter do I have to control for using wah?

Rakarrack has 3 inputs, L and R for audio processing and AUX. I've connected a sine tone generated from Audacity to rakarracks AUX input. The wave on the scope is much bigger now. And what next? The main mystery on how to setup ACI still remains.

I just couldn't let go of it. I found out that my USB guitar link has a stereo input so I can use QJack for the guitar and the expression pedal. I've connected the signal to x42-scope but it reads noise, not voltage. in this article http://rakarrack.sourceforge.net/aci.html as I understand rakarrack...

I'm afraid I have to give up on this one. I managed to start the scope but qjackctl simply doesn't see the scope software and so it can't connect to it. Even if I solve this one it probably won't work anyway. Qjackctl can run only one hardware at the time but I need USB sound card for guitar and the...

I don't understand how to use those programs. x42-scope is unable to connect to JACK server, and jack-scope simply opens an empty graph.

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The pedal is connected to Computer's microphone port, which already has 4V supply on the ring. With turning the pot I'm able to put voltage from 0.69 to 3.21 to the jack's tip.

Hi I apologize for the undefined question. What I wanted to know if there is someone who has actually DONE that, and can provide some tutorial or step by step instructions on how to use ACI. I've made an expression pedal, connected it to the computer, associated it to rakarrack aux in qjack. Now I d...

Also the git development version has ACI ... an analog control interface, that reads a audio (voltage) signal from a audio jack port, meassures the input level, and send this values to the selected MIDI Control Number, in this way you can control the Wah effect with a Microphone ... or whatever you...