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#96367 - 09/28/03 10:09 AM Freeze it!
Bob Wheeler Offline
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Registered: 11/16/99
Posts: 81
Loc: Overland Park, Kansas USA
One of my past keyboards (I think it was the Kurzweil K1000) had what I'll call for lack of a better term a "freeze pedal." This was a seperate footswitch that allowed you to freeze selected notes while continuing to play other notes. I found this useful for many songs.

My SD-1 has a million alternatives for programming the foot switches...but not this feature. Are you able to do this with any of todays keyboards?

Thanks.

Bob

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#96368 - 09/28/03 10:26 AM Re: Freeze it!
Roel Offline
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Registered: 06/24/99
Posts: 1232
Hi Bob,

Perhaps I'm totally wrong, but isn't the sustain-pedal for this function ?
At least mine has this.

Roel

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#96369 - 09/28/03 10:53 AM Re: Freeze it!
kbrkr Offline
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Registered: 11/19/02
Posts: 2866
Loc: Tampa, FL
Most synths/arrangers have two kinds of sustain modes. One mode is a normal sustain, the other is a infinite sustain whereby all notes are held until the pedal is released or notes drop-off due to lack of polyphony when new notes are hit.

Al
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#96370 - 09/28/03 11:21 AM Re: Freeze it!
Bob Wheeler Offline
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Registered: 11/16/99
Posts: 81
Loc: Overland Park, Kansas USA
Roel and Al,

Thank you for your responses. I wasn't aware of the "infinite sustain" option. I'll try that on my SD-1.

Bob

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