Does it work with the sustain pedal?
1993057
I used it in a midi controller and all of my pitch and modulator parts worked, so I'd imagine so
932156
Yes, Yamaha YDP162 has 88 weighted key and same size of pedal unit includes sustain pedal as an acoustic piano. I hope this answers help you to make your decision.
1282001
I don't know. However, in the past, I have used this pedal even with Yamahas, and it did work.
1806799
No. The pedal is really only designed to control Line6 Multi-effect. It does that well, but can't be used with standard pedals.
1737073
Yes. I purchased the M-Audio SP-2 US65010 Sustain Pedal Piano Style Sustain Pedal for Keyboards, which has a 6' cable and a 1/4" jack that plugs into the back of the keyboard, and it works just fine.
1811472
if it's for tap delay pulse, it doesn't. if it's for holding a loop it might. the Hosa has latching buttons. I know it doesn't work with a Tap Delay Pedal since you need rhythm pulsing, with a loop I deduce one stomp would start recording and another stomp would end it (whereas with a unlatching pedal, you'd have to hold it depressed while the loop is recorded and let go to cut it off) Either way you can buy theses switches and turn it into an unlatching footswitch: SPST PUSH BUTTON SWITCH MOMENTARY-ON NORMALLY OPEN
314431
Yes it will. It may take a bit of practice, because the pedal generates harmony's via the root note, however I read somewhere it can be adjusted to your tastes with experimentation.
1948708
I'm not really sure. It should though, but I'm not aware of MIDI itself having any actual specific commands for sustain.
1185391
Sorry to be a bit late on this. But I think mine did. It's been a while.The program that comes with the pedal works well. It's a very common chord so I'd have no reservation about getting the pedal based on its availability.
616226
Yes it does, and it takes a standard quarter inch plug. It will work with the Yamaha FC-5 or FC-4 foot pedals. It will not work with the FC-3 pedal.
965854
You have to set this thru damper calibration.If you have a Global setting, you can find this setting .It will explain how to set the pedal up for sustain.Double check your plug in on back of keyboard.It should have a sustain jack.
167573
no it doesn't. If you have a set of clipless pedals I would suggest using those.
1924547
Yes. THis has two sets of reverb and a footswitch with a jack on the end deactivates one and a seocond press deactivates the other. I have the one that requires two taps to activate and two to deactivate. The footswitch I got has to have a stereo jack on the end to work but the other type of footpedal doesnt.Its a bit complicated and I cannot remeber the name of the twp pedals. However after new years eve I am selling my 16805 as gae as overtaken me. Its 13 moth old and in mint condition. Its going on ebay for £250 with the gig case.
376676
I cannot say for certain, but I know that one of my friends bought a pedal for her Yamaha, which was from a different brand, and it did work. Have you thought of taking your keyboard to a store to try it out? I am not technically inclined myself.
1732485
Well, you wouldn't really wanna use a sustain pedal with this particular keyboard, but the 4th knob on the right acts like a sustain adjustment. But to answer your question, no I dont believe you can use a sustain pedal with it.
1305354
Yep. The instruction sheet says, "The Pedal will allow your choice of external switches as an alternative to the built-in switches; see PageFlip website for many switch options." I haven't tried it, though.
1741153
I think it does. I just finished building a pedal board for all my other pedals and was going to sell my 355. I might have used it a combined 5 hours. Its a great multipedal but I dont really have any use for it. I have a seller account on Amazon and was going to put it up for sale. If you want it, let me know & I'll post it and let you know when its up there.