Foot pedal to move reg bank

[roger bradbury]

I wish to move from 1 to 10 on the reg. bank using a foot pedal. Is this possible please ? 

[Fred Smith]

I wish to move from 1 to 10 on the reg. bank using a foot pedal. Is this possible please ?

Simple. Just turn on the registration sequencer.

Cheers,
Fred

[Stijn]

Hi Roger,

Yes, it's possible and it is oh so helpful! As Fred says; use the Sequencer.
I've been using that Sequence function in my Registrations for years now and couldn't do without it anymore.

I use the studiologic vfp2, which has 2 pedals. It's very solid.
https://www.keymusic.com/be/item/studiologic-vfp210/?q=studiologic%20vfp2&

I use the right pedal to move forward in my Registration bank, following the instructions as programmed in the Sequence.
The left pedal can be used to move backward in the Registration, but I prefer to use it for other commands, like 'SyncStart' or 'Break'...

Stijn

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[roger bradbury]

Sir ,  I must be missing something  I have tried and tried to use    foot pedal with no luck  Should I be saving ? Do I have to do this to all registrations before playing ? Please, will you go through set up again for an old bu?    thank you  Roger

[Fred Smith]

Sir ,  I must be missing something  I have tried and tried to use    foot pedal with no luck  Should I be saving ? Do I have to do this to all registrations before playing ? Please, will you go through set up again for an old bu?    thank you  Roger

There is nothing to save, and only one setting.

You go to the registration sequence screen in utility. Turn on the sequencer. Accept the defaults for the other settings, or change them as desired.

Cheers,
Fred

[Stijn]

Hello Roger,

Please check your mailbox.

Stijn

[roger bradbury]

Sir,   bradburyroger@yahoo.co.uk     thank you.

[EileenL]

You must make sure you have the sequence turned to ON and then exit the page. Now what ever you set your pedals to will work.
  If you have set up a specific sequence order for a particular song then you need to save it to that registration bank.

[HerbieK]

Yes Eileen!
I did saved Sequence to ON, but next day Sequence using Start-up registration, the Sequence was Off and the registration I made for "Scheewalzer" Did't turn the Reg. Sequence On. Tyros4 show no Freeze for this on/off button.
Once this is set On, it work with all my other registration too, but I don't wont this.
I think, I have to go Directly to the Sequence enable button and turn it on or off as needed. Herb 

[Fred Smith]

Yes Eileen!
I did saved Sequence to ON, but next day Sequence using Start-up registration, the Sequence was Off and the registration I made for "Scheewalzer" Did't turn the Reg. Sequence On. Tyros4 show no Freeze for this on/off button.
Once this is set On, it work with all my other registration too, but I don't wont this.
I think, I have to go Directly to the Sequence enable button and turn it on or off as needed.

You can turn the Sequencer on only manually. A registration cannot change the sequencer setting.

Once you turn the sequencer on, you never have to touch it again. Unless, of course, you want to turn it off, but why would you ever want to do that?

Cheers,
Fred

[HerbieK]

Hello Fred!
Thank you very much for your reply. I use the pedal 1 for Sustain or Lesley Speaker and pedal 3 for Volume, pedal 2 is set for Articulation 1 why I don't know. Maybe that is one I could use to set it permanently for Sequence changes. Herb 
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[Fred Smith]

Hello Fred!
Thank you very much for your reply. I use the pedal 1 for Sustain or Lesley Speaker and pedal 3 for Volume, pedal 2 is set for Articulation 1 why I don't know. Maybe that is one I could use to set it permanently for Sequence changes. Herb 

Yes, when you use the registration sequencer, you need to dedicate a pedal to it. Any one will do.

I also turn off the Regist- pedal, as I never use that feature.

Fred

[Georgeandmarj]

Yippee I've followed your instructions and managed to get my pedal to advance registrations. I don't know what I did wrong but it's working now. Thanks again.

[Genos1957]

Sorry if I reopen this discussion, I find it very uncomfortable not to be able to use the various functions of the pedals if I activate this option. For example, if I need sustain, how do you do it? Registration sequence excludes other pedals.

[Amwilburn]

Your registration bank needs to save the pedal settings that you want (including sustain) to each individual registration. Alternatively, you could make Sustain on pedal one, and use registration freeze to keep it on sustain, but you're kind of defeating the purpose of registrations if you do that (for example, in a multi instrument registration, I'll have sustain when it's on piano, but for sections with no piano, since both hands are full I use it to trigger drum fills, or sometimes the ending. Sometimes you want it to trigger vocal harmony on/off, etc, which you then won't be able to do if you have the pedal set to freeze sustain)

Registrations are really only useful if you pay attention to what each step actually contains (generally when you've made them yourself)

Mark

[BogdanH]

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Registrations are really only useful if you pay attention to what each step actually contains (generally when you've made them yourself)
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Mark, you deserve a cold beer for that   
Bogdan

[overover]

Sorry if I reopen this discussion, I find it very uncomfortable not to be able to use the various functions of the pedals if I activate this option. For example, if I need sustain, how do you do it? Registration sequence excludes other pedals.

Hi Genos1957,

Please see my post here:
>>> https://www.psrtutorial.com/forum/index.php/topic,69781.msg524708.html#msg524708


Best regards,
Chris

[Fred Smith]

Sorry if I reopen this discussion, I find it very uncomfortable not to be able to use the various functions of the pedals if I activate this option. For example, if I need sustain, how do you do it? Registration sequence excludes other pedals.

Registration sequence excludes only the pedals you set in the sequence.

I use only one pedal sequence. That leaves two others for whatever I want, like sustain.

Cheers,
Fred