This video was exactly what I needed to see. I searched for my keyboard thinking it was an issue registering it, found this video as the top result with the exact same pedal which I got given to me by chance, I opened it up, dead bug, dust. Cleaned it, works perfectly. 10/10
nice ....this seems to be a very common flaw in the m audio pedal. I am surprised that pressing the pedal with the screw lose or out didnt cause hinge damage :)
Does anyone know? I connected the piano pedal to the piano, but it doesn't work and the keyboard doesn't make any music sound. When I plug in the piano pedal, no sound appears.
i have vfp1/25 used on yamaha psr3000 for 15 years, this pedal not working on roland fp10, why? i have changed also polarity switch in the rear pedal. works the opposite of a normal pedal (push and the sustain stops) If I change the polarity on the back switch it doesn't work.
This video was exactly what I needed to see. I searched for my keyboard thinking it was an issue registering it, found this video as the top result with the exact same pedal which I got given to me by chance, I opened it up, dead bug, dust. Cleaned it, works perfectly.
10/10
nice ....this seems to be a very common flaw in the m audio pedal. I am surprised that pressing the pedal with the screw lose or out didnt cause hinge damage :)
Thank you, I found the source of the issue (squeaky pedal) hinge screw had fallen out, thanks again👍. Where’s that video🤔 how to fix my Leslie
Does anyone know? I connected the piano pedal to the piano, but it doesn't work and the keyboard doesn't make any music sound. When I plug in the piano pedal, no sound appears.
Broooooooooo thank yooooooo❤❤❤❤❤
Can you have the same tutorial for 📺 a TV too please?
i have vfp1/25 used on yamaha psr3000 for 15 years, this pedal not working on roland fp10, why? i have changed also polarity switch in the rear pedal. works the opposite of a normal pedal (push and the sustain stops)
If I change the polarity on the back switch it doesn't work.
is there a way to losen the spring tension to make it lighter?