Lycoder

Yeah yeah, I checked on both polarity settings, nothing changed Yes, I even restored it to factory settings just to see if I might have changed some pedal setting by mistake, but it didn't change anything I actually couldn't use the footswitch that came with it, I sold my Novation controller alongside the bundled-in pedal to a friend of mine (because I wanted to keep the M-Audio one). I didn't think it would cause any problems, but I can borrow it from my friend to test

Hi there, I bought a new CDP-S150 about 3 months ago, had no problems with it until my M-Audio SP-2 Sustain Pedal suddenly stopped working. When playing the piano standalone, the notes came off as if the pedal was continuously pressed. I discarded the problem as my pedal malfunctioning, so I took it to some repair shop. Haven't got it back yet. But then, when I tried playing the piano without the sustain pedal connected, I noticed the same problem. I mostly use my S150 as a MIDI controller, with an audio out from my computer connected to the piano's audio in, so I can take advantage of the nice speakers it has. I noticed the pedal down MIDI signal on my DAW "flickering", as in, going high and low seemingly at random, I tried connecting the piano to a different USB port, disconnecting the audio in, trying different cabling configs to no avail. Note that before this piano I had a Novation Launchkey 61 MK2 and never had any problems with it on this computer, so I would discard the computer being the problem. I hope its not some board issue, that would be pretty weird anyways, since its a new keyboard, and I clean it almost daily (mostly just light dust). Any ideas? Anyways, thanks in advance!