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3•7<br />

<strong>MIDI</strong> <strong>Setup</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>: Controlling Ableton Live TM<br />

Click the Configure button to add a<br />

POD Farm Plug-In parameter to this<br />

module<br />

Now, in the POD Farm Plug-In window,<br />

click directly on the Wah edit panel’s<br />

Position knob to select this parameter.<br />

Once you’ve selected the Plug-In parameter, you’ll<br />

see a slider appear in the <strong>Line</strong> effects module for that<br />

parameter.<br />

• Now just follow the same steps as in the previous examples to enter Live’s <strong>MIDI</strong> Map Mode, click<br />

on the parameter in the effect module, and then move your Expression Pedal to map it. For our<br />

example, we now have successfully mapped Channel 1, <strong>MIDI</strong> CC 5 from our Pedal to the Wah<br />

Position parameter. Exit <strong>MIDI</strong> Map Mode.<br />

Go ahead and hit Play in Live and work your Expression Pedal and you’ll hear the mapped effect<br />

parameter do its thing. You might also see the control for the selected parameter within the effect’s<br />

own window move in response as well. In our case, the POD Farm Plug-In Wah Position knob moves<br />

in response. But wait - it gets better! Read on for more fun with mapped parameters!

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