Lanceg13

I have now tried the vintage Casio pedal. It is the smoothest of all - EXCEPT it works backwards. Toe down is off and heel down is full volume. Interesting. I should probably try using my polarity swapping y-cables with it.

Thank you again. I am having this problem with a unit purchased in Nov 2018. Will give this procedure a try.

I have bought and tried M-Audio and Moog pedals. In addition, I have also tried the "Y" brand with a couple of "Y" splitter cables inserted to swap the polarity. I also have kicking around an old Casio pedal from days gone by (90s maybe?), but I haven't tried it yet. They all behave basically the same. I configure per your instructions in your video. Is it possible that something is electrically wrong with the unit? I also have trouble with the touch screen. The right hand nav buttons often take an extra tap, or just send me to where a nearby tap would have. Since this has been such a persistent issue, I have become very deliberate in where I touch and the unit seems to only bat .500 with respect to my taps at the right edge of the screen. FYI, I got the unit from Amazon in November 2018.

My 560 is currently at Rev 1.15 and my VP is still jumpy. I've tried FOUR different manufacturer's pedals, configured and calibrated them all according to the book and Casio videos all to no avail. This is a real killer on the Casio - I'm ready to give up on it. What can I do?

Hey Casio! I think the PX-560 looks great in nearly every respect. But I can't make myself pull the trigger due to the lack of Hammond drawbar emulation. Here's a little market research for you. I have $1500 burning a hole in my pocket for what I'll call a PX-960. It's a PX-560 with the B3 emulation and 9 physical sliders a la the MZ-X500. How long do I have to wait??? Lance