Can you set the modulation or touch controller to control sustain? I'm looking to get something to really add to a group, will this do it?
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Yes you can set the modulation bar to control sustain! I dont think you can set the touch pad to control it though. This will defiately add to your group, it really added to mine, and it looks cool on stage/camera! You can also plug in an actual sustain pedal and have it control sustain while the modulation bar is free to modulate. Also, i forget what it is called, but you can set it to a different kind of sustain where it only sustains the notes you are currently playing while you squeeze the modulation bar. This allows you to play a chord, and hold it while you play a melody over it without the melody also getting sustained. It is one of my favorite features of this instrument
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Yes you can set the modulation bar to control sustain! I dont think you can set the touch pad to control it though. This will defiately add to your group, it really added to mine, and it looks cool on stage/camera! You can also plug in an actual sustain pedal and have it control sustain while the modulation bar is free to modulate. Also, i forget what it is called, but you can set it to a different kind of sustain where it only sustains the notes you are currently playing while you squeeze the modulation bar. This allows you to play a chord, and hold it while you play a melody over it without the melody also getting sustained. It is one of my favorite features of this instrument Yes you can set the modulation bar to control sustain! I dont think you can set the touch pad to control it though. This will defiately add to your group, it really added to mine, and it looks cool on stage/camera! You can also plug in an actual sustain pedal and have it control sustain while the modulation bar is free to modulate. Also, i forget what it is called, but you can set it to a different kind of sustain where it only sustains the notes you are currently playing while you squeeze the modulation bar. This allows you to play a chord, and hold it while you play a melody... » Read More Yes you can set the modulation bar to control sustain! I dont think you can set the touch pad to control it though. This will defiately add to your group, it really added to mine, and it looks cool on stage/camera! You can also plug in an actual sustain pedal and have it control sustain while the modulation bar is free to modulate. Also, i forget what it is called, but you can set it to a different kind of sustain where it only sustains the notes you are currently playing while you squeeze the modulation bar. This allows you to play a chord, and hold it while you play a melody over it without the melody also getting sustained. It is one of my favorite features of this instrument « Show Less
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It has a pitch bend strip so my answer is yes. You can play through guitar amp just watch the bass notes.
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Yes! You certainly can use the modulation bar to control sustain. Page 12 of the included manual shows you how to set the mod bar to sustain control.
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I love this controller! it has different settings to use it as a mouse, or keyboard, or game controller. it depends on the game you want to use it for whether it will work or not. many games have am option for "mapping" under the settings. this is where you will be able to set the functionality of the controller up for that particular game. I use it on my galaxy S III (NO root needed)
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To some extent. You can change tracks, take call, place on hold (music), however you cannot use the volume control. It takes a little adaptation in that you depress the button in a succession of 3 to go forward. I may not have found all features.
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For keyboard there is a cheap multi efdects pedal calledthe digitech500. Works great through direct connect. But you should also get a sustain pedal
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Comes with sustain pedal, but som3times needs a way to secure it. It does connect to standard am0 sys.
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Yea, there is a control bar that you can adjust volume, change songs, answer calls and power the device on and off. You can even prompt Siri with the control. It works really well. They are spendy, but work great!
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I've used it with Komplete 9. Unless 10 is radically different, it's pretty much just a matter of opening KOntakt and choosing Triple Play as your midi controller. Velocity isn't going to be as controllable as with a keyboard, but it does work, amazingly. Latency is non-existent as long as you have your buffer settings correct. I've had to make readjustments with successive OS X upgrades, but that's a Mac problem. The Triple Play software is mostly used for calibration and playing with different sounds, but it's not required just to function as a controller. I play it through my iPad with Sample Tank as well. I've used it with Komplete 9. Unless 10 is radically different, it's pretty much just a matter of opening KOntakt and choosing Triple Play as your midi controller. Velocity isn't going to be as controllable as with a keyboard, but it does work, amazingly. Latency is non-existent as long as you have your buffer settings correct. I've had to make readjustments with successive OS X upgrades, but that's a Mac problem. The Triple Play software is mostly used for calibration and playing with different sounds, but it's not required just to function as a controller. I play it through my iPad with... » Read More I've used it with Komplete 9. Unless 10 is radically different, it's pretty much just a matter of opening KOntakt and choosing Triple Play as your midi controller. Velocity isn't going to be as controllable as with a keyboard, but it does work, amazingly. Latency is non-existent as long as you have your buffer settings correct. I've had to make readjustments with successive OS X upgrades, but that's a Mac problem. The Triple Play software is mostly used for calibration and playing with different sounds, but it's not required just to function as a controller. I play it through my iPad with Sample Tank as well. « Show Less
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It has a function where you can hold down the button and strum your guitar to set the tempo. This sounds jolly clever but, in my experience it's very hard to use in practical playing situations. P'raps I misunderstood how to use it? :) If you want this delay unit, with a dedicated tap-tempo, maybe check out the FlashbackX4? Hope that helps.
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See the answer from the dealer to define the device.After setting this up on a Harmony 650, I found it worked inconsistently. Sometimes it worked, sometimes it didnt. So I have done 2 things: 1) Made the device stay powered up all the time, and 2) To each Activity, added a command to repeat the Input button after a one second delay. Since then it has worked perfectly switching the audio between 3 Activities.
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I was able to connect and configure it successfully to the Vera. It took a lot of persistence but it does work to control scenes and devices. The biggest "revelation" came when I learned that each button had to be set-up as a "trigger" instead of a controller.-- I never added any single devices to this controller, rather assigned them from the Vera.
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At this right moment I'm depending only on my ipad2 and Alesis iO Dock. I have the latest updates. Uses are for Galileo organ on stage and beatmaker2.
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Just use an x stand with a sustain pedal. After all its not for performance. turn the volume down if you want softer.
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This is just a controller.. Also I d like to point out theres a new version of this model that include a touchstrip for transport the track
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The knob controls the wet/dry mix of the reverb, but you have to use the app to change any other settings pr to get new tones. FWIW, There are tons of options with the pedal and dialing in a particular sound is not very difficult, but takes a little trial an error. Havent used the software, just the iphone app.
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You have the choice of Low Oscillate, or Still, & High Oscillate & Still. The only thing I wish it had was a remote.... (sorry, that's the cozy lazy me responding) ;)I hope I answered your question, if you purchase this item, I believe you will enjoy it.Cherie J.
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There are multiple modes and it will do either of those things depending on which mode you choose. I generally leave mine in multicolor mode which changes color with each beat.
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I took a quick look at the PSR-160 documentation - looks like it only offers a handful of patches with SUSTAIN built in. I'm not aware of a way to connect a sustain/damper pedal type controllers via MIDI jacks.