ma3afan

Thank you for looking into this, appreciate it. I don't think polarity is the issue. I have the polarity switched to the right settings and everything works fine outside the sequencer. In fact, even when recording individual tracks there doesn't seem to be an issue. But say for instance, I record a non-sustained track on Track 1 and then a superimposed sustained track on Track 2 - as I press on the sustain pedal to record track 2 - track 1 becomes sustained as well and does not maintain its original form. If I play multiple tracks that I recorded, ALL the tracks will respond to the sustain pedal - despite not recording, just directly on playback. Very weird and unfortunately very frustrating when attempting to compose something. Any insight on this?

Thank you for your quick reply. I have it hooked up to nothing at the moment. Only Power and sustain pedal. What sustain pedal do you use?

I have the WK 6600 and I have just attempted to use the sequencer option for the first time. I use the universal M-audio SP-2 Sustain pedal. Problem is: If i record a track, and then go to record further superimposed tracks, it seems as though ALL the tracks respond to the sustain pedal (as opposed to only the current respective track that I'm working on). Does anyone have a solution to this? Obviously, one intends only to sustain when wanted, and not have every note sustained on all 16 tacks recorded. Thanks for your help everyone.