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Hi Massimo,
I have a Roland DP-10 pedal plugged into my Px-5s. It only works as simple sustain pedal (on/off). When the Px-5s boots, It automatically detects the polarity of the pedal.
Hi Nick, thank you for the answer, and thank you to Choppin and Scott too.Did you try to connect the DP-10 to the other pedal IN, and see if the Casio sends something on the MIDI OUT?A sequence of continuous CC messages would suffice to control software pianos like Pianoteq, that can be configured to get continuous sustain on any CC number (not necessarily CC #64).Please, can you try this quick experiment?I hope the message is clear, again sorry for my English.Massimo -
Hi all,this is my first post on this forum and I'm considering buying a PX-5S.I would like to use partial sustain even if the PX-5S comes with only an on-off sustain IN.Is it possible to plug a sustain pedal like Yamaha FC3 or Roland DP10 into an expression IN of a keyboard?If the two kinds of pedals are electronically compatible with expression (not springed) pedals, I would expect to get expression (CC#11) continuous Midi signals when I press the pedal, so I could remap it with a software on sustain messages (CC#64) and control a vst like Pianoteq.Has anyone tried it?Thank you, sorry for my English,Massimo
Using a (continuous) sustain pedal as expression
in Privia Pro PX-5S
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Oh, what a pity, for a nearly perfect piano, synth and controller.
With two pedal inputs, I just assumed that the second one were an expression pedal.
Even my old Roland U20 had expression input...
I could use my Roland a500 controller (dp10 pedal -> a500 -> casio midi in) but I would like to avoid it.
I'll probably wait for the px5s successor :-)
Thank you,
Massimo