can i use a sustain pedal with this? and will it fuction with fruity loops and reason?
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I have an M-Audio SP-2 sustain pedal, which works with the keyboard. I don't have Fruity Loops or Reason, so can't help you there.
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Sorry for the late response. Just tried it with a bass and bass amp. It's functional, there was some ground buzz when I turned the level up. Probably because of my setup. I don't know if you'll get that Metallica sound, but the pedal definitely works.
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Experience says these 'cheaper' line pedals don't sound paired with anything other than guitar. Compression can be controlled with MIDI under live situations or added during recording mix. Also you don't have the control with guitar effect pedals as you would with the proper keyboard sustain pedal. Check keyboards that accept sustainer foot pedals; Sweetwater sells the pedals for $15. You can find them cheaper here on Amazon thru M-Audio for around $10. Keep looking and read up on it.
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It does come with a sustain pedal, but it's a cheap thing. I bought the optional three pedal unit that attaches to the piano for about $70 and am happy with it. It has one usb port.
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While I haven't tried this specific pedal (yet), for the sake of reference I would like to add that sooooo much of "sustain" comes down to the instrument and not your pedals. In general, a compressor pedal will only "enhance" what's already there. With a low end Squier Strat for example, where you have a half-sized zinc trem block, you're typically going to have very poor sustain...a compressor pedal will not make up for this (at least not without adding a whole bunch of popping percussive noises to your playing). Just something to keep in mind.
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If the Casio WK-110 has accommodation for a sustain pedal this one will for surely work.
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Hi W. Henderson. I believe the pedal is meant to work as one in a real piano would, and sustaining a note for that long is not possible as far as a I know. In my electronic keyboard (Casio CTK-3000) there were some tones that could be sustained for as long as I wanted but, again, it is not a feature of the pedal itself. On another note, I found this pedal to work great with my piano. I highly recommend the pedal.
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Yep, there is a Sustain port on the back for an optional pedal, right next to the USB port.
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This amp has loop effects, send and return, so you can use it pluggin in the last position of chain of pedal effects. But sure, the tone will change a little like chorus if you get drive or distortion, but in clean it is ok.
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There's no pedal input on it. To be honest, with the amount of boost built in I can't imagine you needing to supplement that in any way. If you increase the gain or volume on this, it makes a drastic difference.
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if there is an input for a sustain pedal--it should work--I have a acasiotone CT370 and it doesn't have an input for the sustain pedal--hope this helps--works fine for the one I have in Fl.--but I don't know the # of it.
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There is an outlet on the rear panel for a sustain pedal. I have just ordered one. Joan
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I don't own a multi effects pedal, but I do have a large pedalboard. The only tone problem I've experienced is with the modulation delays, which isn't really that bad.
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Really, nothing. The point is that you no longer need effects pedals. The other plus is the Bluetooth function. It's a multi-tasker: an amp and an Bluetooth speaker. I usually jam along with songs from my iPhone. I have a couple of tones I downloaded that I use 99% of the time. (You can program your own if that's your thing but I'm not interested in fooling with that.) Great little practice amp.
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You should be able to keep the pedal down to sustain any note for an indefinite amount of time. But note two things: 1) You can only achieve this with a tone that does not fade out (e.g., "piano" will fade out, but "strings" and "pad" won't fade out). 2) Keyboards have a limit on how many notes can be heard simultaneously. I.e., if you try to sustain too many notes, the older notes will drop off as soon as you introduce new notes.
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Well. Answer is Yes. I ain't got a expression pedal or wah... i just tried with guitar's volume. I'd prefer work with delay and reverb (both are Biyang's)... but it depends also of your playing tecniques. I hope this help you.
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Keyboard, stand, power supply, music stand, owners manual. You will want buy a sustain pedal of one sort - either the FC4 (a nice $20 option) - or the LP7 3-pedal unit shown in the picture for $75. The 3 pedal unit gives you additional playing options but perhaps the best thing is that it is attached to the stand itself so your pedal won't be sliding around or away from you when you're playing it!