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Step By Step
00 - Connect the MIDI output of your foot controller to the MIDI in of your computer, launch and setup your host software:
![Step 00 - Connect the MIDI output of your foot controller to the MIDI in of your computer, launch and setup your host software Step 00 - Connect the MIDI output of your foot controller to the MIDI in of your computer, launch and setup your host software](../..//Vault/Tutorials/Tutorial_MIDIWah/Storyboard/00 - Connect the MIDI output of your foot controller to the MIDI in of your computer, launch and setup your host software.png)
01 - Insert the Triple EQ plug-in on the guitar track:
![Step 01 - Insert the Triple EQ plug-in on the guitar track Step 01 - Insert the Triple EQ plug-in on the guitar track](../..//Vault/Tutorials/Tutorial_MIDIWah/Storyboard/01 - Insert the Triple EQ plug-in on the guitar track.png)
02 - On a MIDI track, assign the output to the Triple EQ plug-in (for all channels):
![Step 02 - On a MIDI track, assign the output to the Triple EQ plug-in (for all channels) Step 02 - On a MIDI track, assign the output to the Triple EQ plug-in (for all channels)](../..//Vault/Tutorials/Tutorial_MIDIWah/Storyboard/02 - On a MIDI track, assign the output to the Triple EQ plug-in (for all channels).png)
03 - Go back to the Triple EQ plug-in and right click to open the presets settings:
![Step 03 - Go back to the Triple EQ plug-in and right click to open the presets settings Step 03 - Go back to the Triple EQ plug-in and right click to open the presets settings](../..//Vault/Tutorials/Tutorial_MIDIWah/Storyboard/03 - Go back to the Triple EQ plug-in and right click to open the presets settings.png)
04 - Uncheck the 'use global settings' option:
![Step 04 - Uncheck the 'use global settings' option Step 04 - Uncheck the 'use global settings' option](../..//Vault/Tutorials/Tutorial_MIDIWah/Storyboard/04 - Uncheck the 'use global settings' option.png)
05 - Activate the frequency parameter and click on 'learn':
![Step 05 - Activate the frequency parameter and click on 'learn' Step 05 - Activate the frequency parameter and click on 'learn'](../..//Vault/Tutorials/Tutorial_MIDIWah/Storyboard/05 - Activate the frequency parameter and click on 'learn'.png)
06 - Move your MIDI controller:
![Step 06 - Move your MIDI controller Step 06 - Move your MIDI controller](../..//Vault/Tutorials/Tutorial_MIDIWah/Storyboard/06 - Move your MIDI controller.png)
07 - The right MIDI channel and CC number have been automatically assigned (if not, check your MIDI connections and assignments):
![Step 07 - The right MIDI channel and CC number have been automatically assigned (if not, check your MIDI connections and assignments) Step 07 - The right MIDI channel and CC number have been automatically assigned (if not, check your MIDI connections and assignments)](../..//Vault/Tutorials/Tutorial_MIDIWah/Storyboard/07 - The right MIDI channel and CC number have been automatically assigned (if not, check your MIDI connections and assignments).png)
08 - Set the min and max frequency values for your wah (depends on the wah effect you want to simulate but 280-2k Hz is a good example):
![Step 08 - Set the min and max frequency values for your wah (depends on the wah effect you want to simulate but 280-2k Hz is a good example) Step 08 - Set the min and max frequency values for your wah (depends on the wah effect you want to simulate but 280-2k Hz is a good example)](../..//Vault/Tutorials/Tutorial_MIDIWah/Storyboard/08 - Set the min and max frequency values for your wah (depends on the wah effect you want to simulate but 280-2k Hz is a good example).png)
09 - Set the response curve to 'Slow 4' (We want the MIDI controller to follow the logarithmic curve of our ear's frequency sensitivity):
![Step 09 - Set the response curve to 'Slow 4' (We want the MIDI controller to follow the logarithmic curve of our ear's frequency sensitivity) Step 09 - Set the response curve to 'Slow 4' (We want the MIDI controller to follow the logarithmic curve of our ear's frequency sensitivity)](../..//Vault/Tutorials/Tutorial_MIDIWah/Storyboard/09 - Set the response curve to 'Slow 4' (We want the MIDI controller to follow the logarithmic curve of our ear's frequency sensitivity).png)
10 - Click on 'OK' to save changes, the MIDI setup is now complete:
![Step 10 - Click on 'OK' to save changes, the MIDI setup is now complete Step 10 - Click on 'OK' to save changes, the MIDI setup is now complete](../..//Vault/Tutorials/Tutorial_MIDIWah/Storyboard/10 - Click on 'OK' to save changes, the MIDI setup is now complete.png)
11 - Adjust the Triple EQ parameters:
![Step 11 - Adjust the Triple EQ parameters Step 11 - Adjust the Triple EQ parameters](../..//Vault/Tutorials/Tutorial_MIDIWah/Storyboard/11 - Adjust the Triple EQ parameters.png)
11.1 - Detailed Settings:
- Boost the Mid to max
- Set the Low and High bands to Min
- The bandwidth should be set from 2 to 4 octava
- Adjust the input gain to avoid clipping
12 - Enable 'audio input echo' on the track to hear the sound (and mute all audio inputs in your soundcard settings, or you will hear the dry sound too):
![Step 12 - Enable 'audio input echo' on the track to hear the sound (and mute all audio inputs in your soundcard settings, or you will hear the dry sound too) Step 12 - Enable 'audio input echo' on the track to hear the sound (and mute all audio inputs in your soundcard settings, or you will hear the dry sound too)](../..//Vault/Tutorials/Tutorial_MIDIWah/Storyboard/12 - Enable 'audio input echo' on the track to hear the sound (and mute all audio inputs in your soundcard settings, or you will hear the dry sound too).png)
13 - Your wah pedal is now setup, move your foot and play:
![Step 13 - Your wah pedal is now setup, move your foot and play Step 13 - Your wah pedal is now setup, move your foot and play](../..//Vault/Tutorials/Tutorial_MIDIWah/Storyboard/13 - Your wah pedal is now setup, move your foot and play.png)
14 - Improvements - customize the bandwith of the wah pedal:
![Step 14 - Improvements - customize the bandwith of the wah pedal Step 14 - Improvements - customize the bandwith of the wah pedal](../..//Vault/Tutorials/Tutorial_MIDIWah/Storyboard/14 - Improvements - customize the bandwith of the wah pedal.png)
16 - Improvements - for a lighter wah effect, reduce the difference between the mid boost and low,high cut:
![Step 16 - Improvements - for a lighter wah effect, reduce the difference between the mid boost and low,high cut Step 16 - Improvements - for a lighter wah effect, reduce the difference between the mid boost and low,high cut](../..//Vault/Tutorials/Tutorial_MIDIWah/Storyboard/16 - Improvements - for a lighter wah effect, reduce the difference between the mid boost and low,high cut.png)
17 - Improvements - in the preset MIDI settings, you can adjust the min and max frequency values of the wah pedal:
![Step 17 - Improvements - in the preset MIDI settings, you can adjust the min and max frequency values of the wah pedal Step 17 - Improvements - in the preset MIDI settings, you can adjust the min and max frequency values of the wah pedal](../..//Vault/Tutorials/Tutorial_MIDIWah/Storyboard/17 - Improvements - in the preset MIDI settings, you can adjust the min and max frequency values of the wah pedal.png)
18 - Improvements - in the preset MIDI settings, assign the Bandwith parameter to the same controller (real wah pedals may have a variable bandwidth):
![Step 18 - Improvements - in the preset MIDI settings, assign the Bandwith parameter to the same controller (real wah pedals may have a variable bandwidth) Step 18 - Improvements - in the preset MIDI settings, assign the Bandwith parameter to the same controller (real wah pedals may have a variable bandwidth)](../..//Vault/Tutorials/Tutorial_MIDIWah/Storyboard/18 - Improvements - in the preset MIDI settings, assign the Bandwith parameter to the same controller (real wah pedals may have a variable bandwidth).png)
19 - Improvements - customize the Wah pedal response curve to match your foot feelings. You will usually use the 'linear' to 'slow5' range:
![Step 19 - Improvements - customize the Wah pedal response curve to match your foot feelings. You will usually use the 'linear' to 'slow5' range Step 19 - Improvements - customize the Wah pedal response curve to match your foot feelings. You will usually use the 'linear' to 'slow5' range](../..//Vault/Tutorials/Tutorial_MIDIWah/Storyboard/19 - Improvements - customize the Wah pedal response curve to match your foot feelings. You will usually use the 'linear' to 'slow5' range.png)
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