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I'm not sure that this will help you, but you can: 1). Try switching min and max values for volume/expression parameters in Controller menu (like setting Min. Value to 127 and Max Value to 0) or 2). Go to settings and use Exp. Pedal Callibration and when it asks you to move your pedal to highest/lowest positions - do it backwards...

Hmm, yeah, that might be an alternative, thanks for the link! But still, point stands, that right now if you are using SP-33 pedal board with your PX-560 - Damper Jack becomes inefficacious...

Also would like to see this changes, which Jokeyman123 just mentioned. And adding a way to assign some functions to pedal plugged into Damper Jack would also be awesome, so one can have both - an expression pedal and a footswitch.

Jokeyman123, hello there! Thanks for sharing this experiments results with everyone... I am kinda thinking about getting a small midi controller with faders myself (something like Korg Nanokontrol2). Can you pelase clarify, PX-560 midi recorder doesn't record inputs from external device (like playing keys and pads) or does in also ignore any changes made to CC via faders/knobs (like if you lowered the value of certain CC from 127 to 62 via fader, but PX-560's midi recorder saved it as if it were 127 nevertheless)?

Well, that's a bit sad, when you have a free pedal jack and an extra pedal but don't have any ways to utilize them But thank you a lot for your swift answers Brad!

Got it, Brad. From how I see it, this is not gonna change with any possible future firmware updates since it's mostly hardware related thing, am I right?

Hello there! Would like to ask if I am already using a SP-33 board with PX-560 can I somehow use pedal plugged into Damper Pedal jack to perform some other functions except of Sustain itself while Assignable Pedal jack is already used for expression pedal? Or does Damper Pedal jack becomes completely rudimental when SP-33 is in use?