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Mission Engineering Expressionator

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Mission Engineering Expressionator

MFR# M‐EXP‐MINI

Multi-expression controller

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Product Description

The Mission Engineering Expressionator is a multi-expression controller allows musicians to connect one expression pedal with up to three expression enabled effects and control them individually or simultaneously.

Using Expressionator is simple. Connect an expression pedal to the input with a TRS cable. Expressionator works perfectly with the Mission EP-1 and EP-25K expression pedals. Connect the outputs to the expression pedal inputs on your effects.

You can use the stomp switch to cycle the expression pedal between the different effects. You can control each effect individually, or program Expressionator to control any combination simultaneously. You can even control the taper of the expression pedal response.

Linear – Normal control Reverse Linear – Heel and toe are reversed Reverse Log – For use with volume pedals Saw – Ramps 16x with each full sweep Square – Toggles min to max 16x with each full sweep

Programs are saved to flash memory so that your settings are ready to go when you power on. Expressionator is compatible with expression pedal inputs on most stomp boxes, MIDI controllers, and multi effects units.

Expressionator can control many effects units, stomp boxes and MIDI controllers with a TRS expression pedal input. For use with TS Line 6 devices, use the Mission EXP-L6A adapter. Each Expressionator channel can also be enabled to provide an active +5v CV signal in place of the default passive expression pedal resistance so that you can control synthesizers, keyboards, sequencers, drum machines and similar CV compatible devices. Some effects pedals can also accept a CV input.