Hello Robert !
on most Yamaha synths including AN1x the pedal switch must be ∗normally
closed∗ . Others are often normally open, of course, including
Sequential... Normally closed means : you open the contact when you push
the pedal, that's why your Sequential pedal is "inverted".
I have some very cheap "universal" pedals with both possibilities,
selectable by a slider under the pedal, sold for keyboards and/or guitar
amps . I'm sure that you will find their sisters in any music shop.
Don't search the Yamaha pedal, unless you want a piano pedal look and
feel : they are expensive and rather hard to find. Obviously universal
pedals will fit any of your keyboards, fine, is'nt ?
Cheers
J.F.
jadestarbaby a écrit :
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> Hi all,
>
> I am new to this group. I was wondering whether anyone could give me
> some ideas on a problem I have run into. I have an old sequential
> circuits sustain pedal that originally came with a prophet T8 I used
> to have. it has always worked well as a sustain pedal for all my other
> midi keyboards. I recently tried this on my An1x and it seems
> inverted. when I don't push the pedal, I get sustain -- when I push
> the pedal the sustain releases. Any ideas?? Does anyone know where i
> can get a compatible pedal if necessary? Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Robert
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