Does the BT-105 work with M-Audio SP-1 pedal?
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It works with any pedal that's electrically a SPST NO Momentary switch. Its interface is a 3.5mm stereo jack, so you need a mono-to-stereo 3.5mm adapter, which will then connect two SPST NO switchpedals, one via the right channel, one left. The BT-105 has two such stereo jacks allowing you to connect up to four total SPST NO switchpedals. The BT-105 interfaces with your computer much as does a wireless keyboard limited to four keys. The BT-105 emanates up to four different keystrokes from any one of five sets of keystrokes which you select by holding down one of the switchpedals while turning on power. The default keyset (all switchpedals open on startup) is UpArrow, LeftArrow, DownArrow and RightArrow.
828409
It works with any pedal that's electrically a SPST NO Momentary switch. Its interface is a 3.5mm stereo jack, so you need a mono-to-stereo 3.5mm adapter, which will then connect two SPST NO switchpedals, one via the right channel, one left. The BT-105 has two such stereo jacks allowing you to connect up to four total SPST NO switchpedals. The BT-105 interfaces with your computer much as does a wireless keyboard limited to four keys. The BT-105 emanates up to four different keystrokes from any one of five sets of keystrokes which you select by holding down one of the switchpedals while turning on power. The default keyset (all switchpedals open on startup) is UpArrow, LeftArrow, DownArrow and RightArrow. It works with any pedal that's electrically a SPST NO Momentary switch. Its interface is a 3.5mm stereo jack, so you need a mono-to-stereo 3.5mm adapter, which will then connect two SPST NO switchpedals, one via the right channel, one left. The BT-105 has two such stereo jacks allowing you to connect up to four total SPST NO switchpedals. The BT-105 interfaces with your computer much as does a wireless keyboard limited to four keys. The BT-105 emanates up to four different keystrokes from any one of five sets of keystrokes which you select by holding down one of the switchpedals while... » Read More It works with any pedal that's electrically a SPST NO Momentary switch. Its interface is a 3.5mm stereo jack, so you need a mono-to-stereo 3.5mm adapter, which will then connect two SPST NO switchpedals, one via the right channel, one left. The BT-105 has two such stereo jacks allowing you to connect up to four total SPST NO switchpedals. The BT-105 interfaces with your computer much as does a wireless keyboard limited to four keys. The BT-105 emanates up to four different keystrokes from any one of five sets of keystrokes which you select by holding down one of the switchpedals while turning on power. The default keyset (all switchpedals open on startup) is UpArrow, LeftArrow, DownArrow and RightArrow. « Show Less
718242
This is just the bt transmitter....you need the pedal that goes with it. You can't just use the transmitter without the pedals.
645153
I use the Tube MP by ART - it does a fine job wit the SM7B and was not expensive (single mic). Hope this helps.ART Tube MP Project Series Microphone Preamp
2187088
Depends on which port you plug it in to. On the AirTurn BT-105 there are two ports - mostly used for Page Forward and Page Back (but can also be used to toggle Play/Pause, a photo, or a metronome, etc.). Sounds like you may need two ATFS-2's if you want to go in both directions!
2268516
that i'm not sure of but i can tell you this thing did not work on my pc with an electric bass =(
540520
Yes, you can download the latest drivers from m-audio website. It work on win7 64bit
7352
Yep. I connect my pc to the speakers and the HDMI cable from the pc to the tv and I get sound from both (speakers and tv). And regarding the BT-D1, yes. It will work.
1909970
It works wonderfully with an MM input. I have mine on an SL 1200 running into a Technics SU-7300 phono input and it works like a champ. If your amp or receiver"s phono input is even halfway decent you will be happy. No MC input required.
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If you can, I still haven't figured it out, I also have a Yamaha psr s650, what I do is play them together connected to the PA system with the same tempo and it is awesome. I am still working on playing another keyboard into my mox6. I learn something new everyday and loving every minute of it.
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I can't answer that specifically, but I went with the phrase "The SP-2 is a universal sustain pedal with polarity switch for compatibility with all electronic keyboards." I tried it and it works perfectly. Just plug it in. It really is so much nicer than the clunky one that came with the piano.
1221395
Your best bet would be to find one with the correct specs, I have a bp200 and only the correct power adapter would allow the pedal to function correctly
1783304
I plugged a Danelectro Fab Echo into mine and it worked. Havn't tried any others. If you have any noise problems with yours, you may have to check for proper grounding of the pedal to the computer ground/chassis. If you use Audacity, it has effects that can be added after the recording (reverb, etc.).
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Yes, I used the Jabra BT3030 with an Azio BT key for ages playing world of warcraft while using teamspeak and ventrilo. It worked just fine, stereo and all. The media buttons, however, do not work with WinAmp - I never tested WMP.
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The treble, bass, FX level etc work well with both chanels. I havent tried any pedals and I havent tried the 100.
137315
Yes it does. I think it's more a question of what DAW you're using. I would think that it works with most of them since it's merely a MIDI signal, but you may want to verify that through M-audio's website to make sure. I'm running Presonus Studio One with no issues, and since it's M-audio... it should run on any major DAW. Good luck!
551096
It has been a long time since I used Express Scribe but it did work with my USB-1foot pedal. I don't remember any details but just that it did work. Hopefully by now you have it working for you.
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.