Can u EQ wah when u have it isolated globally?

[LPGibson]

Hi guys,
I need some advice on the GT10 wah. I have no need at my gigs for a volume pedal, therefore, using the Global Settings I have isolated the expression pedal as 'wah only'. Now I am not really sure what you guys are referring to when you state 'cocked wah'. I have read most of the posts and am still not 100% clear on it. Maybe this is it..

What I would like to know is, is there any way to adjust the EQ in the wah when it is set solely as a wah pedal? I can see that there is a parameter of 0 - 100 but that just seems to be the amount of wah you want. I wish to reduce the high frequency. The problem I am having is that when I press to activate the wah (and when it is still in the 'down' position) it makes a horrible sharp wah sound, until I decrease the pedal to the lower frequencies. It only starts to sound decent when I have it a quarter of the way up getting to the lower frequencies. And likewise when I have finished using the wah and push it forward to deactivate, I of course need to go through the higher frequencies and I get that horrible sharp wah again for a fraction. (Maybe this is what you are all referring too?) I am aware that I can adjust the individual patch that I am on when I activate the wah but I do not want to do that as I am very happy with the patches without the wah activated. I have looked through the manual and cannot see anywhere that tells me how to 'globally' reduce the high frequency at all times when the wah is activated and isolated globally.

I hope that makes sense.
cheers

Shane

[4x4uk]

you can adjust the range of the wah and the wah level for the std wahs if you use custom wah you can control
Q, low rang, high range and prescence as well which should give you the control you need