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#1509151 - 09/04/10 08:41 PM
I need a tip for volume pedal
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Registered: 08/14/10
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I need to buy a volume pedal for my PX410, but i have no ideia of wich one i buy. Any tips?
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#1509159 - 09/04/10 08:58 PM
Re: I need a tip for volume pedal
[Re: PianoMath]
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Registered: 09/06/07
Posts: 4561
Loc: Hamamatsu, Japan
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Does it definitely have an expression pedal connector on the back?
If it does, I can recommend the Roland EV-5. I'm using one on my Nord Electro - it does the job nicely.
Cheers, James x
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#1509205 - 09/04/10 10:14 PM
Re: I need a tip for volume pedal
[Re: Kawai James]
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Does it definitely have an expression pedal connector on the back?
If it does, I can recommend the Roland EV-5. I'm using one on my Nord Electro - it does the job nicely.
Cheers, James x As I know, it doesnt works like expression pedal, but as a volume pedal.
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#1509239 - 09/04/10 11:11 PM
Re: I need a tip for volume pedal
[Re: PianoMath]
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Registered: 10/05/08
Posts: 3376
Loc: San Jose, CA
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I did not see the model you mentioned on the Casio US website (hoping to find the manual), but I did find a PX400r.
That model definitely does not have a jack for an expression pedal. If it did, you might map the MIDI CC# for volume to the exp. pedal. Interestingly, it does have a jack for a switchable soft/sostenuto pedal.
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#1509319 - 09/05/10 07:42 AM
Re: I need a tip for volume pedal
[Re: Jeff Clef]
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I did not see the model you mentioned on the Casio US website (hoping to find the manual), but I did find a PX400r.
That model definitely does not have a jack for an expression pedal. If it did, you might map the MIDI CC# for volume to the exp. pedal. Interestingly, it does have a jack for a switchable soft/sostenuto pedal. http://www.casio-intl.com/emi/piano/privia/px410r.htmlAs I know, i can use a volume pedal with it.
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#1509359 - 09/05/10 10:08 AM
Re: I need a tip for volume pedal
[Re: PianoMath]
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Registered: 11/03/08
Posts: 1073
Loc: Western Australia
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I agree with Jeff Clef.
Your DP does not appear to support a volume pedal.
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