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M-Audio EX-P for M9 - The Gear Page
https://www.thegearpage.net/board/index.php?threads/m-audio-ex-p-for-m9.643657/
5. Sep 17, 2010. #13. There's an easy way to make the M-audio Ex-p compatible. Just after the main potentiometer there's a 1kOhm resistance, just take it off and replace it with a wire, and you'll get the full sweep with your pedal. It's really easy and it makes it compatible (I just opened mine, did it and tested it).
Amazon.com: M-Audio EX-P | Universal Expression Pedal …
https://www.amazon.com/M-Audio-EX-P-Expression-Pedal/dp/B000NLRWEI
With M-Audio's EX-P Expression Pedal, any MIDI assignable control or parameter can be manipulated in real time; use the EX-P to control any assignable variable MIDI controller value including volume, modulation, panning, filter sweep and more. Adding an extra layer of expressive capability to your performance just got a whole lot simpler!
Line 6 M9 with expression pedal - The Gear Page
https://www.thegearpage.net/board/index.php?threads/line-6-m9-with-expression-pedal.1039131/
The m9 drives just don't stack right like actual pedals do. The digital emulation can only do so much. Just put your dirt/drive pedals before your m9 and use only the pedals for drive. Or if you are set on using the m9 for drive, use the expression pedal or a bank to toggle the output and drive level. (which you might already be doing)
M-Audio
http://www.m-audio.com/products/view/ex-p
M-Audio’s EX-P expression controller pedal works with all M-Audio MIDI controllers that have an expression pedal input. A built-in polarity switch insures compatibility with most other brands of controllers and keyboards. Use the EX-P to control any assignable variable MIDI controller value including volume, modulation, panning, filter sweep ...
M13/M9 users - what expression pedal do you use ...
https://www.talkbass.com/threads/m13-m9-users-what-expression-pedal-do-you-use.696941/
Pigtronix EP-1 Expression Pedal (20k pot unknown taper, metal construction, around 50 bucks, likely compatible) Not Compatible: Yamaha FC-7. Ernie Ball VP JR Passive 250K & 6166. Any wah wah pedal. Morley volume Pedals. Behringer FCV100. M-Audio EXP (someone said this one works taking out a resistor) Rocktron Hex.
Amazon.com: Nektar Expression Pedal (NX-P) : Musical ...
https://www.amazon.com/Nektar-NX-P-Universal-Expression-Pedal/dp/B07CN7STLC
The up side: price. The M-Audio one is cheaper, yes, so this is a compromise. I just acquired a second-hand Line 6 M9 pedal and wanted a cheap expression pedal to evaluate the M9's potential as a gigging pedal.
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