| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 2016.1 | more info needed | SUBSYS::ORIN | Got a bad case of VFX | Wed Jun 07 1989 12:31 | 15 |
| Hi Francis,
We need more information about your pedal needs. There are a wide variety
of pedals available from different manufacturers. Pedals used for volume
control or other parameter variations have a potentiometer. Sustain pedals
are typically a switch, which may be normally open or normally closed
depending upon the type of synth you are using. If you are looking for
dual pedals, Ensoniq has a nice one. Sustain pedals may either be "piano
style" or just a little square box. I prefer the piano style. Effects
pedals, typically used for guitars, come in hundreds of flavors. Can you
be a little more specific about your needs?
dave
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| 2016.2 | | SALSA::MOELLER | Your Tough but Caring Sergeant | Wed Jun 07 1989 15:12 | 1 |
| .. he may mean organ-type bass pedals ..
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| 2016.3 | well, power to the pedal | LEDDEV::ROSS | shiver me timbres.... | Wed Jun 07 1989 15:48 | 3 |
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....or a way to power the thing w/out nukes....
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| 2016.4 | exit | HAMER::COCCOLI | Ranxerox rool, grep toady? | Wed Jun 07 1989 18:33 | 4 |
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..........or a midigator (medium sized croc).
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| 2016.5 | stupid me | SOS6::RAMA | | Thu Jun 08 1989 04:07 | 2 |
| sorry folks ... I need an organ-like bass pedal
Francis
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| 2016.6 | Elka DMP-18 pedalboard | FGVAXX::LAING | Soft-Core-Cuddler*Jim Laing*261-2194 | Fri Jun 09 1989 20:33 | 18 |
| I have been using an Elka DMP-18, an 18-note pedalboard, for about
3 months; it has worked flawlessly! It's designed something like
a "spinet organ" pedalboard, except that it has 18 notes, which
is a lot better (to me) than "only" 13. It can be set up to be
velocity sensitive ... you'd be surprised, but your feet CAN learn
to control using more or less velocity! Useful for a sound like
Tympani playing alternating "root-fifth" in a classical piece, etc.
There are other pedalboards around, but I found it was difficult
to find one! There is one called the "MidiStep" which is 13 notes.
Hope this helps! Feel free to send me MAIL if you want more info
on the DMP-18 ...
-Jim
P.S. I should mention that the DMP-18 is only a MIDI controller,
you connect it to your synth or SGU like any other controller ...
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| 2016.7 | I got it ...thanks | SOS6::RAMA | | Mon Jun 12 1989 09:42 | 3 |
| the ELKA pedal is what I wanted ; thanks a lot for the pointer.
Francis
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