Topic: Harmonic Pedaling
So... how does one actually go about using this "pedal" while playing? I have three pedals in use in their traditional convention. My piano does not have a fourth input.
Curious...
- curt
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- Beto-Music
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Re: Harmonic Pedaling
In Pianoteq 2.3 you could set the pedals to the pedal of your piano. I supose V-3 can do the same.
You probably can set the pedals of you piano to 3 of the 4 pedals of Pianoteq. So you need to let one out. Take out the one you feel you don't need..
curt wrote:
So... how does one actually go about using this "pedal" while playing? I have three pedals in use in their traditional convention. My piano does not have a fourth input.
Curious...
- curt
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Hmm, which pedal to give up would depend on the composition being played.
Do we have a new feature request here? Custom pedal presets? Or could the pedal configuration be part of an FXP preset?
Curt
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curt wrote:
Hmm, which pedal to give up would depend on the composition being played.
Do we have a new feature request here? Custom pedal presets? Or could the pedal configuration be part of an FXP preset?
Curt
You have Options->MIDI->MIDI Mapping. You can save your own MIDI Mapping presets. That's what you want to do to switch pedals.
Hard work and guts!
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Re: Harmonic Pedaling
Sweet! Thanks for the tip.
Curt