Key Fumbler wrote:[...] you can get a USB pedal input and add a fourth!
This is one example:
https://www.tecontrol.se/products/usb-m...controllerAre there any other options? How to search for these? I can't figure up how to search for these...
https://www.audiofront.net/MIDIExpression.php
Device used with my RPU-3 roland...
Doremidi works very well . MDC-10 ( 2 pedal) 40$ or MDC-20 ( 4 pedals) 60$ . The program allows to program any type of pedals on/ off , continuous, any polarity . No latency , great quality . Works seamlessly with pianoteq .
Seems interesting. thank you!
]]>Key Fumbler wrote:[...] you can get a USB pedal input and add a fourth!
This is one example:
https://www.tecontrol.se/products/usb-m...controllerAre there any other options? How to search for these? I can't figure up how to search for these...
Doremidi works very well . MDC-10 ( 2 pedal) 40$ or MDC-20 ( 4 pedals) 60$ . The program allows to program any type of pedals on/ off , continuous, any polarity . No latency , great quality . Works seamlessly with pianoteq .
]]>[...] you can get a USB pedal input and add a fourth!
This is one example:
https://www.tecontrol.se/products/usb-m...controller
Are there any other options? How to search for these? I can't figure up how to search for these...
]]>And I'm afraid not being one of your superhumans, see my thread: Can the latency be too short?
Space-wise we are having the "compact view" already. CPU-wise an optional "static view" would be nice in other situations. Or why not a "psychedelic view" for those who like eye-candy? No problem for me
]]>Fancellu wrote:Its not a big thing, just wondering if I can remove the pedal I can't use
That reminds me what always had been on my wishlist for Pianoteq:
A static view!
Where all animated GUI elements are switched OFF. For efficiency reasons I always play with virtual keyboard off and chord detection off. Nice that it is already possible. But I would appreciate that option too for the animated pedals, VU-meter, velocity grapher, CPU usage and Limiter.
I know you can switch the Modartt GUI off if you use it in Reaper. Just use Reaper's Windows/Mac/operating system style sliders.
Also you can hide the GUI altogether in a DAW and still play your instrument for maximum efficiency.
I think one of the main problems is the amount of people stuck on getting superhuman reflex ultra low latency. Increase the buffer slightly, see how you get on.
]]>Its not a big thing, just wondering if I can remove the pedal I can't use
That reminds me what always had been on my wishlist for Pianoteq:
A static view!
Where all animated GUI elements are switched OFF. For efficiency reasons I always play with virtual keyboard off and chord detection off. Nice that it is already possible. But I would appreciate that option too for the animated pedals, VU-meter, velocity grapher, CPU usage and Limiter.
Fancellu wrote:I see 4 pedals, but I only have 3.
Its not a big thing, just wondering if I can remove the pedal I can't use
Thanks
You can simply ignore the pedal. Alternatively you can get a USB pedal input and add a fourth!
This is one example:
https://www.tecontrol.se/products/usb-m...controller
yes you can add a usb pedal or even press the pedal directly on the screen . For instance you can play an entire piece ( Bach or baroque) with the harmonic pedal engaged . Just need to press it once before playing and release it afterwards. It sounds really good
]]>I see 4 pedals, but I only have 3.
Its not a big thing, just wondering if I can remove the pedal I can't use
Thanks
You can simply ignore the pedal. Alternatively you can get a USB pedal input and add a fourth!
This is one example:
https://www.tecontrol.se/products/usb-m...controller
Its not a big thing, just wondering if I can remove the pedal I can't use
Thanks
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