Keyboard Pedals ... How Does This Work ??
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Keyboard Pedals ... How Does This Work ??
Actually a friend told me that he has a keyboard pedals ...
So how does this work ??
So how does this work ??
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Re: Keyboard Pedals ... How Does This Work ??
It works in a way that it simulates actual pedals. Most digital pianos got them, and often its like: The more you pay, the better simularity you get!
The sample the sounds on the more expensive ones, and probably on some less expensive ones to but they often also just use computer to simulate the sounds witch isnt as good.
My Digital piano got very realistic sampling. And my ears cant really tell the difference!!

My Digital piano got very realistic sampling. And my ears cant really tell the difference!!

Re: Keyboard Pedals ... How Does This Work ??
Keyboard pedal is the ''Sustain Pedal'' which simulate Damper pedal for piano.
Simply
Simply
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Re: Keyboard Pedals ... How Does This Work ??
So a keyboard can have a Soft pedal, damper pedal and Sostenuto pedal?
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Re: Keyboard Pedals ... How Does This Work ??
no soft and sostenuto
the keyboard pedal is only the sustain

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Re: Keyboard Pedals ... How Does This Work ??
Thats a pity
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Re: Keyboard Pedals ... How Does This Work ??
Well,
I asked about them ...
They told me that there are a volume Pedal with 37.8 USD ... & its just make the volume High & low !!
so .. should I get it ??
Any Ideas .. i'll be Grateful ...
I asked about them ...
They told me that there are a volume Pedal with 37.8 USD ... & its just make the volume High & low !!
so .. should I get it ??
Any Ideas .. i'll be Grateful ...
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Re: Keyboard Pedals ... How Does This Work ??
hmm.. i don't thibk it's necessary! But it'S just my opinion...
you don,t really need because you already a button to change the volume!
you don,t really need because you already a button to change the volume!

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Re: Keyboard Pedals ... How Does This Work ??
CripKilla wrote:hmm.. i don't thibk it's necessary! But it'S just my opinion...
you don,t really need because you already a button to change the volume!
Thanks for Replying ..
You know maybe because i'm a beginner >> so i wanna buy anything

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Re: Keyboard Pedals ... How Does This Work ??
Amro wrote:CripKilla wrote:hmm.. i don't thibk it's necessary! But it'S just my opinion...
you don,t really need because you already a button to change the volume!
Thanks for Replying ..
You know maybe because i'm a beginner >> so i wanna buy anything
I agree!! If you got a pedal to adjust the ppp and fff then I dont see any need with the volumepedal

Re: Keyboard Pedals ... How Does This Work ??
Well,
Thats Right Thomas ...
haha .. but I found a Sustino Pedal which gives you an endless sound ..
What about this
Thats Right Thomas ...
haha .. but I found a Sustino Pedal which gives you an endless sound ..
What about this

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Re: Keyboard Pedals ... How Does This Work ??
Amro wrote:Well,
Thats Right Thomas ...
haha .. but I found a Sustino Pedal which gives you an endless sound ..
What about this
From the word It sound like you can do this:
Keeping the sound forever in on note/key. I got that on my digital piano. Havent used it yet in the soon 4 months I have had it.
Its very noticable at: 1min 14 in the vid!!!


Re: Keyboard Pedals ... How Does This Work ??
Thomandy wrote:Amro wrote:Well,
Thats Right Thomas ...
haha .. but I found a Sustino Pedal which gives you an endless sound ..
What about this
From the word It sound like you can do this:
Keeping the sound forever in on note/key. I got that on my digital piano. Havent used it yet in the soon 4 months I have had it.
Its very noticable at: 1min 14 in the vid!!!Cool effect thoug!!
Wow,
I Loved it Thomas ...
But Not compatible with our classical pieces ??! Right !!

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Re: Keyboard Pedals ... How Does This Work ??
Haha ..
I got a Sustino pedal ... but after that I realized that I have to get an amp. to let it work & I don't have an amp.
So I just returned it back
I got a Sustino pedal ... but after that I realized that I have to get an amp. to let it work & I don't have an amp.
So I just returned it back

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Re: Keyboard Pedals ... How Does This Work ??
There are many digital piano with three pedals. When I bought my DGX-620, there was another piano for the same price (which I hesitated to take) which had three pedals. i chose the DGX620 coz it has lots of different sounds...I will maybe regret not to have three pedals. However I was not sure to want to learn the piano yet and I thought that I would buy an accoustic one day if I do want to learn the piano.
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