Roland FC-100 mkII Foot Controller

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Introducing the Roland FC-100 mkII Foot Controller: your gateway to unparalleled control and flexibility on stage and in the studio. This versatile foot controller, an evolution of its predecessor, is designed to seamlessly integrate with a range of Roland devices including the iconic GP-8, GP-16, GR-50, GM-70, and the elusive RMC-1. Whether you're orchestrating MIDI magic or toggling through effects, the FC-100 mkII offers precision at the tap of your foot. Its robust design and intuitive layout, featuring eight numbered pedals, ensure a smooth performance experience that keeps you in the zone, undistracted by technicalities. Perfect for guitarists, keyboardists, and electronic musicians alike, this foot controller is about making complex setups feel effortlessly simple.

Key Features:

Compatible with Roland GP-8, GP-16, GR-50, GM-70, and RMC-1
Eight numbered pedals for comprehensive control
Includes a bank pedal for easy program changes
Control pedal and group pedal for expanded functionality
Designed for seamless integration and ease of use

Product specs

Brand	Roland
Model	FC-100 mkII Foot Controller
Finish	Black
Year	2000s
Categories	Controller, Expression and Volume Pedals

FAQs

Is the Roland FC-100 mkII Foot Controller compatible with all MIDI devices?: The Roland FC-100 mkII is designed to work with most MIDI-compatible devices, but it's always best to check the specific requirements of your equipment to ensure compatibility.
How many pedals does the Roland FC-100 mkII Foot Controller have?: The Roland FC-100 mkII features ten footswitches, providing extensive control options for MIDI devices during live performances or studio sessions.
Does the Roland FC-100 mkII require a power supply?: The Roland FC-100 mkII can be powered through MIDI, eliminating the need for an external power supply when connected to compatible devices.
Can the Roland FC-100 mkII be used to control multiple MIDI channels?: Yes, the Roland FC-100 mkII allows you to switch between different MIDI channels, making it versatile for controlling various devices in a complex setup.
Is the Roland FC-100 mkII suitable for live performances?: The Roland FC-100 mkII is ideal for live performances, offering robust build quality and responsive footswitches that allow seamless control over MIDI devices on stage.

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Gustavo Cerati

Singer, Guitarist

Soda Stereo

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"(...) Con la pedalera Roland FC-100 controla básicamente los sonidos del GP8 (wah, overdrive, distorsion, phase, etc.) el que tiene además una salida para afinador y una entrada para el Roland EV-10 (...)"

Extracto de un reportaje para una revista en 1988, donde Gustavo da a conocer su set de ese mismo año (etapa Doble Vida).

En la foto podemos ver a Gustavo en una prueba de sonido en Monterrey, año 1989. Se lo vé usando su Pensa Suhr y en el piso la controladora TC Electronic 0144 y la FC-100 de Roland.

Robin Guthrie

Guitarist

Cocteau Twins

Verified via Muzines

"This rack over here, at the end, is what we call the guitar rack. You've got a valve preamp and a Roland FC100, which I can use in conjunction with this GP8. All of these get put through the Yamaha DMP7, a digital mixer, where all my patches are stored. One recent thing is this Quadraverb unit that just came out. It does reverbs, delays, choruses and EQs all at the same time, instead of having to have four separate units. A lot of the sounds on our records are made up not by just, say, getting a piano, but by taking a piano and sort of messing about with it through all this type of stuff."

Toby Keith

Guitarist, Singer

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I use various Gibson, PRS, and U.S. Masters guitars through two Kustom ''72 Coupe heads and a Kustom 4x12 cabinet. My processing is an old Roland GP-8, DigiTech harmonizer and a Boss SX-700 multi-effects. On the floor I have a Roland FC-100 controller, EV-5 expression pedal, Boss tremolo, Dunlop wah, Boss TU-12 tuner and an Ernie Ball volume pedal to bring in and out the harmonizer. When I play acoustic I use Taylors.