have you decided to sit...or will you use it standing...I tried one with my Korg PA800 but it was too light and moved too much....also the buttons are too close together for my feet? always hitting two at a time....I say try one first
I use a combination of a couple of strips of Velcro plastic (the hook part) on the underside of the pedal for carpet, and a piece of that rubber shelf liner stuff you get at kitchen stores for wood and hard flooring. Works like a charm.
It's unsurprising that someone that doesn't even use a sustain pedal at all (let alone two or three ) might find it difficult to work a multi-pedal unit. Personally, a LOT of people have no problem whatsoever with these things. I couldn't even gig without mine...
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Originally posted by Diki: I use a combination of a couple of strips of Velcro plastic (the hook part) on the underside of the pedal for carpet, and a piece of that rubber shelf liner stuff you get at kitchen stores for wood and hard flooring. Works like a charm.
It's unsurprising that someone that doesn't even use a sustain pedal at all (let alone two or three ) might find it difficult to work a multi-pedal unit. Personally, a LOT of people have no problem whatsoever with these things. I couldn't even gig without mine...
) might find it difficult to work a multi-pedal unit. Personally, a LOT of people have no problem whatsoever with these things. I couldn't even gig without mine...
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