Modartt user forum - Roland DP10 pedal - is it actually 'continuous'?

Re: Roland DP10 pedal - is it actually 'continuous'?

null@example.com (Professor Leandro Duarte) — Thu, 17 Oct 2019 23:49:50 +0000

I use the DP-10 on a Roland A-88 and the pedal responds continuously on Pianoteq. On the Roland FP-7F too.

Re: Roland DP10 pedal - is it actually 'continuous'?

null@example.com (RichieBill) — Thu, 17 Oct 2019 12:20:40 +0000

dazric wrote:

If used with FP30, the DP10 pedal is properly continuous.

Agree. My DP10 works properly with my FP30, which means that is continuous.

Re: Roland DP10 pedal - is it actually 'continuous'?

null@example.com (dazric) — Thu, 17 Oct 2019 11:05:43 +0000

I have a hunch that the FP10 may be limiting the pedal, as you suggest. If used with FP30, the DP10 pedal is properly continuous.

Roland DP10 pedal - is it actually 'continuous'?

null@example.com (AlphaBetaCharlie) — Thu, 17 Oct 2019 10:05:31 +0000

I recently bought Roland FP10, just as a controller for Pianoteq and connected Roland DP10 so-called continuous pedal. It has switch allowing to choose '0-1' mode or 'continuous'. When I connect it to FP10 and then use it with Pianoteq, even in continuous mode it sends 3 velocities: 0, ~64, 127.

With my Korg Grandstage and DS-1H pedal, I am able to get full range of velocities for sustain.

I'm wondering, is DP10 not actually 'continuous' and sends only 3 velocities, or Roland FP10 is limiting it and sends only those 3 values by MIDI? I cannot test DP10 with Grandstage currently so I would appreciate information from you guys.