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• Piano MIDI pedals on logic pro problems

  the pedals of my piano yamaha arius, the right and the middle ones, produce a sound when connected to logic pro X. I can't pass that off, and it drives me crazy because I can not play with pedals, which sounds terrible depends on music. The right pedal produce a E and the middle one a d. and it its really strong. I need a way to configure them to work as they are supposed to! Thank you

  Post edited by: totentanzfool

  This looks like to me MIDI controller messages being modified in MIDI Note messages. (These message numbers of control pedal, 64-127 and 66-127, correspond to these notes, and the value down to a pedal is 127, which, for a note, would be the largest value for sound intensity). Unfortunately, this can have several causes. A simple thing to try is:

  

  But don't think it will work in your case, as I suspect that the messages are sent by your Yamaha like this, so you will have to consult its manual and maybe its forums to find out what parameters to change. I guess that the Yamaha has a direct USB connection and not a separate MIDI interface?

  In any case, to check that the messages are sent by your Yamaha, download this free app:
  https://www.Snoize.com/MIDIMonitor/

  Here is an example when I type my pedal support:

  

• Assign pedal for only some sounds in a patch?

  I'm a newbie on MainStage 3, and I ran everywhere I can not solve a problem on many patches that I am programming.

  I would assign my pedal to some sounds in a patch, but not others.  (For example, I want to support to the sounds of piano, carpet and string in a patch, but not for a sound of arp in the same patch.) How would I go to do this?  (A lot of searching through forums/YouTube tutorials has not yet found the solution of it.)

  Thanks for any help you can give!

  In edit mode, click on the channel strip for the sound you don't want to respond to the sustain pedal.

  Then, in the Inspector of channel (down to the center of the screen), click the input tab MIDI.

  On the left side, you will see a list of check boxes labeled "filter". Select the item of "pedal of Sustain (64) ' in this list, and the synth assigned to this channel strip no longer meets the sustain pedal.

  I use this feature a lot in my plots of control meets various controllers synths. For example, I often will filter the controller "Expression (11)" so it does not affect the piano sounds (because the volume of this noise is controlled by the speed), but it affects organ or horns or other.

• assigning support pedals

  Hello

  I spent the last two weeks trying to get my head around Mainstage 3.  I have three keyboards and three support the pedals and I'm having a hard time get the pedals to act independently of each other, and I have problems by assigning them.

  I run a fairly zippy MacBook Pro with a usb hub.  My main keyboard is an old Yamaha P60 passed a generic USB-to-MIDI Converter, my second level is a Roland VR - 09 (what a shame these couplings do not send midi messages!) and I also have a 25 M - Audio oxygen.

  Each of the keyboards has a sustain pedal connected, three in total.  My plan is to have the left (connected to the M-Audio exclusively as a patch changer) and the other two, performing various functions (tap tempo, rotating, sustain etc.) depending on what the patch needs.

  For example, on a small island on the keyboard of the P60 sustain interested the right pedal (plugged into the P60) controlling and the middle (plugged into the VR-09) control rotating cabinet.  I can just about manage.  But if, say, I want the right pedal (connected on the P60) controlling the rotation on the 2nd layer and the Central pedal (plugged into the VR09) control the sustain on the M-Audio Layer, that I'll meet trouble.

  Basically, the P60 pedal seems to act as a sustain anything, and the Central pedal seems to affect the rotary, even if I don't want it.  In addition, the pedals themselves have grouping so let's operate one or two others of nasty way.

  On a similar topic, I can not find how ungroup controls in general... it's maybe a related problem?

  Can anyone offer advice?

  See you soon

  Richard

  Let's start with separate pedals. Chances are they are always assigned to all available mode. First select a pedal to sustain on the layout. In the Inspector to control screen, select the MIDI port. Your MIDI devices are displayed here (they are greyed out on the next page because they are not currently connected). Select the MIDI device that is desired for each pedal. You can also add text labels in the Inspector.

  

  In edit mode, at the concert level, select each of the pedals and assign it to send to all > P60, VR-09 or oxygen 25 > support. You can override the settings later at the level of the game or patch. Note that in the previous step, I selected the display setting. Now, when I replace the pedal level of patch and send a command to the rotor speed, the display changes accordingly. Override allows you to send any pedal in any parameter on any keyboard. With respect to the assignment of a pedal to the next update, set up at the concert level and do not ignore it. In layout mode > screen control inspector set type/press release. This will ensure that it advances only a patch by the press.

  

  

  

• 3 MainStage mapping expression midi pedal

  MainStage 3 question. I recently redesigned my guitar rig to include some pedals in a rack drawer that I can control via my midi controller (Voodoo Lab Ground Control Pro). I decided to add my M-Audio M-Track to the rack so I can use virtual effects and plugins with MainStage. Everything works so far impressive and I get some really great sounds without my pedalboard full so it will make for a small backup/repetition plus platform.

  One of the patches that I'm working on now is going to be big ambient swells. I use the plugin Shimverb of Valhalla (awesome plugin, especially at this price!) and I'll probably add some digital delay him as well.

  I want to use my expression pedal (Ernie Ball Volume Pedal Jr.) via the sockets of the expression on the ground control to control the volume for this patch. I got this to work with a little trial and error. The problem is that when I use the expression pedal to control the overall volume of the patch is. I want to control my entry level so that when I lower the volume with the exp pedal the reverb and delay continue to ring. I see a parameter in the assignments and Mapping tab labeled 'entry level '. I think this would be the parameter I want to exp pedal control. The small icon next to him has a lock on it and I can't adjust the settings. I think this one is set up for more like a toggle switch rather than a signal that sweeps a range.

  So, basically, I want to control the volume of my patch before it hits the plugins/effects. Is this possible? It seems that it shouldn't be that hard to make it work. I tried Google without success so far. Here is a picture of what I have so far. When I select 'volume', then I can adjust the settings. When I select "input volume" I don't have any options to change anything.

  I hope that what I'm trying to make sense of. I think that it shouldn't really be that difficult. Thanks in advance guys. I really appreciate it

  

  I found a way to make it work. I will post it here in case someone else has a similar problem. I added a plugin to 'gain' on the front of the signal chain for the patch then assigned the expression pedal to adjust the level of the plugin. Min value to something like 96 db and max has the value 0. Works perfectly for what I needed.

• FS-85USB pedal for Digital Voice Editor

  I have a FS-85USB foot control unit and the CD is not compatible with Windows 8. You have a CD to update I can get if I can use the pedal on my computer to transcribe reports?

  Even if the software was not intended at window 8, this does not mean that it will not work. It is possible that you can install the software, and if it does not work you can try to run the program in compatibility mode. There is unfortunately no new software available for Windows 8.

• pedal for guitar organ?

  Looking to replace a B9 EHX pedal with something in Mainstage, y at - it a guitar pedal plugin which don't simulation organ?

  Atracksler:

  There are "rotating" audio effects that can be controlled with a pedal or a switch (for slow/fast or slow/brake/fast) expression.  He made some nice effects with a guitar effect. You can also add tremolo, vibro, chorus, overdrive etc. You can also split your sound of guitar in several bands of channels to have effects different (for example a clean and another performed).

  Personally, I use a Roland GP10 for guitar at the conversion of midi (and computer audio) and run the sweet midi synth B3 in Mainstage with rotating effects in more acoustic (from GP10) and/or electric guitar (from Mainstage) sounds. Guitar and B3 go together like chocolate and peanut butter. In addition, I often add a few key synth sounds as well. The GP10 has really good conversion and I here that Fishman Triple Play is also a very good guitar to midi converter as well. You might be able to pick up some other Roland used gear such as GR55 or VG99, etc. which would do well for you but the GP10 has the best conversion midi Roland at the present time.

  The possibilities are endless for sound design and mix. Enjoy!

• Garmin Vector pedals USB ANT + in LabVIEW

  Hello

  I would like to read the data of the vector Garmin pedals in LabView. For this, I would use the Ant + Garmin USB Stick.

  I read a lot of similar topics in the Forum. But there was no real solution. Is there someone who works in the same topic or someone who already has a solution?

  I also read on a Toolbox ANT +, but I don't know where I can find.

  Any idea would be appreciated.

  Thank you
  -BR

  Hi BR,

  I have a solution for this problem, as I am the developer of the tool that you mention.

  Communication with the pedals of Garmin Vector 2 using an ANTUSB-m is possible, we tested here at the office.

  Unfortunately our website is currently undergoing a large redevelopment so it's not complete with all the information, but you can check it out here. There is still a little work to do on the site, so please have some patience when looking for things.

  You can also find details on the Web site if you have any questions.

  See you soon,.

  Darren.

• Sequential order of a pedal device 1-button joystick

  Hi all

  I'm currently building a code to control external devices with the click of a pedal "Joystick". Basically, it is a simple pedal USB, has a button which can be pressed in order and used as a witness. It is a standard device, don't even know the brand.

  My aim: I want to set up this pedal that, by pressing on it, for 1 second, it will trigger a capture of photos from a camera. Even pedal, however, also will trigger other control of the camera, this time by holding 3 seconds. I want to make the code in such a way that it will be able to distinguish the button on time. After the release of the pedal, I would come back to the initial state, and if I press 1 second again, to start the process of the camera again.

  I use the acquire entry data VI to set up the pedal and try to figure out in my mind, how can I implement properly the functions of delay with the logical elements.

  Does anyone have any experience with such a system? Will be eternally grateful for some advice and help!

  Bests!

  Hello pr07ec70r,

  you will need to deal with this using a timer. Some example of solution is below. Your VI must have a loop, which will be read continuously (every 100ms?) press button and feed that value to the second loop, which will assess the result (same local variable is OK for this). Or you can do it in a single loop... depending on what you want to do and how...

  

• Peripheral pedal VEC can not get detected on the computer

  Original title: pedal WITH USB

  Why my comp. don't find my pedal?  It was working fine, then all of a sudden, she leaves.  I need to do my job as medical transcription.

  Hello
   
  Thank you for posting the thread on Microsoft Community and we are happy to help you.
   
  The description of the problem, it seems that the computer is not able to recognize the ITH pedal device when it is connected to the computer.
   
  I wish to collect information on this problem:
  (1) what is the current operating system installed on the computer?
  (2) don't you make changes to the computer before this problem?
   
  I suggest you check the link for the type of operation that is installed on the computer
  currently:
   
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/which-operating-system
   
  I suggest you to update the driver for the ITH pedal and check if it helps.
   
  Please answer us with the necessary information if the issue continues after updating the drivers for this particular device.

• driving Microsoft sidewinder precision, pedals dosnt work, need help

  Hi everyone, look at the steering wheel works well and the buttons too, the only problem are the pedals, dosnt work and I was trying to calibrate and nothing happens. Please, I hope someone answer me. Im trying to use the pedals and the steering wheel with a game called need for speed \u200b\u200bUnderground 2.

  And for Paul Gomez.

  Some games do not allow you use the pedals. You must use the paddle shift keys or those on the front. If your pedals do not work the sound most likely a wire damaged since the wheel on the pedals. But maybe you can fix it with a replacement phone cord? Good luck!

• Need a transcript of Plug - and - Play foot pedal compatibility for licensees / Cancer stricken Transcriber

  Apparently, I need something called a "connector plug-and-play" so I can use my pedals to navigate through a test of medical transcription dictation using Express Scribe for audio and Windows Media Player to the foot pedal. I don't know if I have all that right.  That is this connector, I just plug it into a USB port and where can I get one?

  PS - I'm a medical transcriptionist (through speech recognition and low patient census) try to pass a test to get a job to save my life. I am also a patient suffering from cancer, so I need a job soon because my insurance COBRA spikes to $645 / month in three weeks. Can you help me?

  All the information you need is here.

• Sounds and foot pedal not working not not emergency Express scribe

  Original title: Express scribe of emergency!

  There is no sound and the pedal does not work with it.  I need help ASAP! Thank you.

  Dee

  Hi Dee,

  As this question ask specific, I suggest you to contact the manufacturer for assistance. Visit the following link to do the same thing:

  http://www.NCH.com.au/support/index.html

• Cannot configure the pedal to work with Windows Media Player

  OT: WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER/PEDALS - NEED TO TEST FOR A MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION JOB URGENT - UNEMPLOYED TO RUN OUT OF MONEY!

  I need my pedal to work - something about Windows Media applications and find a .wma extension file, so I can test for medical transcription. Apparently, I'm supposed to have some sort of connector plug-and-play. What kind of pedal I have no idea. I have two and neither a no matter what brand name or marking, whether. I downloaded Express Scribe according to the instructions of the employer, but have no idea how to do to get things to work.

  Hello kbarr5050,

  1. your pedal has a USB connector to connect to the computer?

  2. what happens when you connect your pedal to the computer?

  Most of the pedal are Plug-and-play with a USB connection and should be detected when connect you to the computer. There are three controls which are usually Setup for rewind (right), play/pause (Center) and fast-forward (left), but you can configure them.

  a. If you have a CD you received with the pedal, follow the instructions in the wizard and install it.

  b. install Windows Media Player plugin pedal if the device does not announce a capacity inherent in the application. Download the Windows Media plug-in website of your foot pedal developer support as directed by the manual of the device or the help section (you need to contact the employer for information on this).

  c. open the pedal control application.

  d. Enter your key combinations you want in the corresponding fields in the pedal assignments tab.

  Thank you
  Irfan H, Engineer Support Microsoft Answers. Visit ourMicrosoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• I had a sidewinder precision wheel & pedals I want 2 install on windows vista I need help

  I need help 2 install my sidewinder precision wheel & pedals on windows vista b'cause i dnt be disk of da

  Hello

  I see that the Sidewinder precision wheel is not compatible with Windows Vista. Click on the link below.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/compatibility/Windows-Vista/search.aspx?s=SideWinder%20precision%20wheel&type=hardware

  I suggest to download the software from the link below and then install it on the system and check if you are able to install the software in compatibility mode and check if it works or not.

   

  Step 1:

  Download the software from the link below.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyId=97d044f9-6f55-4804-9cf0-f97c5d5f891b&displaylang=en

  Step 2:

  Install it in compatibility mode and check.

  Make older programs in this version of Windows

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/make-older-programs-run-in-this-version-of-Windows

  I suggest you to refer the below link.

  How to troubleshoot program compatibility issues in Windows Vista

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/927386

  Thanks and regards.

  Thahaseena M
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer.
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.