Modartt user forum - Good 3 or 4 pedal units for Pianoteq?

Re: Good 3 or 4 pedal units for Pianoteq?

2017-11-06T13:11:19Z

EvilDragon wrote:

This will mostly depend on your MIDI controller and how many pedal inputs it has. There are triple pedal units with half-pedalling from Kawai and Roland, for example.

Agreed, and if your midi keyboard doesn't have them you will have to find pedals that emit midi and figure out how to multiplex those with your keyboard through some sort of midi merge box.
I am no longer current on such devices, I think they have been discussed here in the last year or so.

EDIT:
Ooops, I thought it was mor erecent than this; http://www.forum-pianoteq.com/viewtopic.php?id=2439

Re: Good 3 or 4 pedal units for Pianoteq?

2017-10-23T12:57:09Z

This will mostly depend on your MIDI controller and how many pedal inputs it has. There are triple pedal units with half-pedalling from Kawai and Roland, for example.

Good 3 or 4 pedal units for Pianoteq?

2017-10-22T22:05:05Z

Some of you must have experience with some Midi pedals that work with Pianoteq.
Can any of you share your experience re this. I need to be able to use the Sostenuto
Pedal, and to be able to half-pedal with the Sustain Pedal, as well as use the Soft pedal occasionally.