02-15-2016, 12:24 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-15-2016, 12:25 PM by GoldenVulture.)
I'm pretty basic with the left hand myself but my piano and most uprights had a sustain and a soft pedal. The sustains had a lot more variation than an elctronic one does in most cases. Using the two was pretty easy but I didn't find a lot of use of the soft pedal.
I modded my polySix so I had a foot pedal control on the release control in the envelope section. Essentially gives you a massively variable sustain from chopped short/ no sustain to continuous sustain and all inbetween. It's just a pot in a wah pedal housing. I put in a stereo jack at the back that cuts out the on synth control when the pedal cord is plugged in.
I had to insulate it all from everything else as the cable uses all three connects passing voltage as it is voltage control parameter electronically
I modded my polySix so I had a foot pedal control on the release control in the envelope section. Essentially gives you a massively variable sustain from chopped short/ no sustain to continuous sustain and all inbetween. It's just a pot in a wah pedal housing. I put in a stereo jack at the back that cuts out the on synth control when the pedal cord is plugged in.
I had to insulate it all from everything else as the cable uses all three connects passing voltage as it is voltage control parameter electronically


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