Controlling Oscillation

[TaySte_2000]

Now I have quite a few pedals where I can control the pitch and intensity of noise pedals such as the Catalinbread V8, Teaser Stallion, Zoom UF-01, Subdecay Fembot etc etc using the volume or tone knob on my bass but I lose this control if any sort of buffer is put infront of these pedals so I'm wondering if a pedal such as the Fender Volume/Tone would allow me to control the oscillation of these pedals?

Can anyone with a volume pedal and a pedal that oscillates give this a go for me?

Any insight would be a great help.

[fuNKmaster83]

you can control the intensity of the thing with a vol. pedal in front of the chain... or control the overall vol at the and

but the best way to control oscillations and feedback is with moving from and too the amp

[TaySte_2000]

Originally Posted by fuNKmaster83

you can control the intensity of the thing with a vol. pedal in front of the chain... or control the overall vol at the and

but the best way to control oscillations and feedback is with moving from and too the amp

Yeah my plan is to have a volume pedal at both the front and end of this chain.

I can't move near the amp as I won't often be using one in this setup, it's more for recording

[fuNKmaster83]

i am considering having a vol at both end also... right now it is at the beginning... just another stereo vol at the end and i am done

[TaySte_2000]

Don't suppose you have a soundclip of you controlling oscilation with a volume pedal do you?

[fuNKmaster83]

i have just sold ma jamman so no clips from me until i get a new phrase sampling device for bass...