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I have both. For balls out gain, bite and crunch I actually like the JMP 1 better than the Triaxis. Keep in mind that I had the JMP 1 connected to my Mesa Simul 2:90 power amp. In my opinion, that is one BADASS combo if you're looking for a real "in your face", aggressive sound. The Triaxis...

Easy. Let's cut to the chase: 1. Press "Shift" 3x 2. Press either of the 2 arrows under the parameter you want to control - it will then blink 3. Choose a controller number in the "Program/Channel" window - we'll use "1" - press "Enter" - repeat steps 2 and 3 for each parameter you want to...

Been doing alot of gigging lately and to me it boils down to the venue. If it's a decent size stage and they have a stereo cab available I'll bring my rack gear. Pros to using my rack gear: All my cool little sounds from my G-Force Ability to control my gain with an expression pedal Noise gate...

OK, new thread related to my other post HERE but now interested in other hardware options. If anybody out there is using Triaxis and GC Pro, I'd like to know which expression pedal you use if you DO NOT have the same problems I discussed in my previous thread: 1. When selecting a patch with CC...

I spoke with John over at Voodoo Labs. He says that the send/return "Y" cable setup on the new GC Pro enables it to detect the full range of any volume pedal and with much more granularity than the older GC. It sounds like there might be an issue with the Triaxis CC software tracking the...

I just got the Ground Control Pro and have two Ernie Ball VP Jr. volume pedals connected to it. The GC Pro is replacing a previous generation Ground Control. One of the differences between the new one and the old one is with the old one you put a cable from your volume pedal "out" jack into the...

I recently got the G-Force. The whammy function was one of the selling points for me. I have yet to completely dial it in to do what I want but I've just stumbled upon a revelation in the manual so right now all I can say is that it's really cool. But, if I can dial it in, I'll come back and say...