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* Location - this refers to a volume pedal's placement in the signal chain. Since a dedicated volume pedal doesn't require an effect slot like wah wah or pitch (whammy), you use this parameter to set where it should affect the signal.
* Range - this refers to whether the volume pedal should boost when moving from heel position to toe position (when set to right of center) or cut when moving from toe to heel position (when set left of center)
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== Analog Footswitches ==
The Kemper also supports analog mono and stereo momentary footswitches. They are set up the similarly to expression pedals on pages 5-6 of the System menu. The difference is instead of being mapped to wah wah, volume, pitch, and monitor volume, it can be assigned to enable/disable any of the sections or blocks in the signal chain, as well switch to tuner, tap in the tap tempo, and switch to the previous or next rig. In the case of a stereo/dual footswitch, each one can be independently assigned to different parameters.
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== Using a MIDI Footcontroller ==
* Cannot save configuration to PC and share
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==== UnO4Kemper ====
While I do not want to take up a lot of space discussing the capabilities and quirks of numerous footcontrollers, [http://www.wikpa.org/Using_Specific_MIDI_Controllers wikpa.org does a good job on this subject].
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=== MIDI Programming Reference ===
MIDI CC is the most widely supported part of the MIDI protocol by various MIDI footcontrollers; however, you will notice that there are hundreds of parameters for dozens of effects, as well as the amp, cab, input, output, and tonestack blocks that are not able to be controlled via CC, given the list above. MIDI CC supports 7-bits for the CC channel number and 7-bits for the value, meaning a maximum of 128 parameters can be controlled with only 0-127 distinct values to communicate. The MIDI specification gives 2 ways to deal with this: NPRN and Sysex.
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==== MIDI NRPN ====
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==== MIDI SysEx ====
F7 < 0 . 0 ></pre>
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