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Newbie - Damper Pedal Question


Bootsy

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Greetings - I purchased the px-5s last week and am really enjoying "breaking it in".  I forgot how much work can go into adjusting to a new keyboard!

 

I know I'll have lots more questions but I'm trying to get things ready for a gig on Saturday so any help will be appreciated. 

 

I've d/l installed Mike Martin's updated stage settings.  The problem I'm having is that the damper pedal doesn;t sustain with some organ sounds.  Is there a way to fix this?

 

In addition, this happens with some clavs too - I know that the pedal operates as a wah pedal but wasn't sure if when using two pedals, one can be the wah and one can be the sustain.

 

Thanks for any help.

 

 

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Hi Boots and welcome to the Casio Forums. If you want Pedal 1 to function as sustain you'll need to not only change the pedal assignment to CC64 but you need to make two other changes. - The minimum, maximum range should be reset to min0/max127 and the pedal needs to be set to Momentary (rather than a toggle on, toggle off). Please join our Facebook Group (link in my sig) - this question just came up the other day!


Attached please find a pack of sustaining organs!

 

Sustaining organ pack.zip

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Bootsy...Welcome to the forum!

The sequence you need to follow is:

Edit > stage setting > common edit > pedal 1 (or 2) > pedal target > CC64 Hold > min/max value...000/127. Be sure to change the pedal to "momentary" instead of "toggle" , & you should be good to go!!!

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