M-AUDIO EX-P - Expression Pedal for Keyboards, MIDI Keyboards/Controllers and Supported Guitar Effects Pedals

Works fine, sturdy enough, value for 💵

Works perfectly with my Akai MPK249. Adds a versatile midi expression pedal for controlling anything in the DAW or plugins! Great when used with guitar and assigning to fx like filters or wah pedal emulations, but the skies the limit with what you choose to map it to per use case. The construction is a relatively sturdy plastic and the rocking motion is pretty smooth. Great value! Feels quality enough by design for the price even if it’s a pretty cheap build

I don't think you can beat this for the money. It does what it is supposed to do. I bought a expression pedal 5 times the price and sent it back as the m audio did the same job. In fact the m audio was a better device as it cameith a polarity switch, which means it will work with any make of equipment unlike the expensive item. I would definitely recommend this ,for the price it is a bargain.

For the price and with Amazons refund policy you can’t go wrong. I bought this for my Nektar P6 Panorama Midi Keyboard. The range of motion work perfectly and in consistent increments of 1-127 MIDI CC values. Build quality is good for a pedal under £30 (£14 in this case). Has a knob to the left to change range of motion so it starts from 20%-100% or 40%-100% etc (seems pointless to be honest but doesn’t hurt to have) Also has a polarity switch underneath which is a must have if your hardware makes the pedal work in reverse (which is sometimes the case) I originally bought the Moog EP-3 expression Pedal for £35 but the first 50% of the pedals movement did nothing and moving it slightly there on made the modulation go from 0-100 within 20 % of the pedals movement (it was useless) even with the option to change how the increments worked. The M Audio EX-P was recommended to me by Nektar for use with the Panorama series Keyboards. It was a choice between Roland EV5, Boss FV500L, M-Audio EX-P, Korg EXP2. Seeing the rest ranged between £40-£75 I figured I would be cheap and go for the M-Audio (makes sense seeing I also have their sustain pedal and that works, looks and feels fine) I originally tested this pedal on my Line 6 POD HD500 as exp-2 This didn’t work as it only moved from 20-100% on the pod and the first 50% of movement on the m-audio did nothing. Works perfectly on the Nektar though and probably most MIDI keyboards.

Excellent Product And Great Service *****

This pedal offers really good value for money. In the area of inflated prices for consumer goods this piece of kit comes as a refreshing change. In addition, it's supported for a huge number of very positive reviews. I use the it as an expression pedal for a Yamaha SX920 keyboard. It's a smooth and comfortable pedal and has less of a rake [steep angle] on it making it more comfortable to use than a traditional expression pedal. It also outperforms my Yamaha expression [volume] pedal that cost nearly five times as much. It's stable on the floor and has an added polarity switch underneath which means it will work with any keyboard. It looks modern and comes in a pleasing grey and black colour which makes a change from all black. In musical terms it has to be one of the most budget friendly accessories too. Recommended and very worthy of a five star rating. Update: I've been using this pedal for a week now and I'm delighted with it's performance. Very smooth operation and a very comfortable pedal to use. Very worthy of a five star review.

This pedal would be great value for money if it had a jack socket to plug your own jack lead in instead of a built in lead. I've been using it on my guitar pedal board, I like to keep the board clutter free. The Lead for this pedal is too long for my liking. Otherwise, construction is great, it works great and is excellent value for money.

Perfectly adequate for the job. I don't gig so it won't have to put up with physical abuse. However, it could use some mechanical damping to smooth out foot micro tremors. The offset works fine.