Soraco YH01 Sustain Pedal Universal for Piano Instruction Guide
- June 9, 2024
- Soraco
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Soraco YH01 Sustain Pedal Universal for Piano
Specification
- Brand Soraco
- Model YH01
- Color black, silver
- Style Modern
- Connectivity Technology Auxiliary
- Power Source Corded Electric
- Item Weight 14.8 ounces
- Package Dimensions 9.76 x 3.46 x 2.6 inches
What’s In the Box
- Sustain Pedal
How To Use
- Simply depress the sustain pedal all the way to the floor, then simultaneously play your note(s) and/or chord on the keyboard with your hand.
- If you compare, you can really hear the change in sound between using the pedal and not using it. Play the notes with and without the pedal to hear the difference.
- When you lift it, keep your foot above the pedal rather than pulling it completely away from it. You can save a lot of time by keeping it hovering above the pedal as you quickly lift and press down again.
Use Requirements For The Product
With a sustaining connection, a product with the symbols “Sustain/Dampin/Pedal,” and a 1/4-inch circle jack, which is widely compatible, most brands of electric pianos, electric organs, synthesizers, and MIDI keyboards are compatible with this feature.
Dimension
Switch ON/OFF
Product Layout
Compatible Devices
Product Description
Sustain pedal for keyboard players that is universal
The polarity switch on this global sustain pedal makes it compatible with all
electronic keyboards. It has a beautiful design, making it both pleasing to
the eye and comfortable for the foot, with a rubber-coated shell and a chrome
footrest. The Sustain Pedal’s high-toughness soft construction successfully
prevents pedal slippage, ensuring long-term use and making it ideal for both
the studio and the road.
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Utilized with Electronic Keyboards
The polarity reverse switch makes all electronic keyboards, synths, and digital pianos compatible. -
For Use with An Electric Organ Midi Pedal
With the polarity reverse switch, all electronic keyboards, synths, and digital pianos are compatible. -
Employed in Digital Pianos
The polarity reverse switch makes all electronic keyboards, synths, and digital pianos compatible. -
Sustain Pedal Available to All Keyboardists
The polarity reverse switch makes all electronic keyboards, synths, and digital pianos compatible.
How To Work
- Turn off the keyboard power.
- When turning on the keyboard, depress and hold the sustain pedal.
- Set the sustain pedal to zero.
- The sustain pedal ought to work as intended.
NOTE: Executing a Factory Reset may restore the sustain pedal to normal operation if the aforementioned approach is unsuccessful.
Features
- An indispensable tool for keyboard and piano players, the universal sustain pedal is compatible with all electronic keyboards and digital pianos.
- Cable measuring 6.5 feet with a 1/4 inch phone plug. (with a six-month warranty)
- Made of a chrome-plated metal pedal and a high-strength plastic shell.
- Compatible with any electronic keyboard, synth, or digital piano, the polarity reverse switch
- The Sustain Pedal’s high-toughness soft construction successfully prevents pedal slippage, ensuring long-term use and making it ideal for both the studio and the road.
FAQs
Does this sustain pedal work with my keyboard?
This pedal is compatible with most keyboards, including synthesizers, MIDI keyboards, and digital pianos.
Do I need to connect the sustain pedal to the sustain jack on my keyboard?
No. The jack on this pedal is a 1/4″ inch stereo jack, which is universal for most keyboards. You can simply plug it into any available 1/4″ inch jack on your keyboard.
Is this sustain pedal wireless?
No. This sustain pedal is a wired device that requires a power source to function.
Does this sustain pedal have an on/off switch?
Yes. The switch is located at the top of the unit, so you can easily turn it on or off when you need to use it or not use it during your performance.
What is the difference between a sustain pedal and a damper pedal?
A damper pedal is used in conjunction with an acoustic piano, while a sustain pedal is used with an electronic keyboard or synthesizer.
How do you know when to use sustain pedal on piano?
We can use the sustain pedal whenever we have full notes, half notes, or even quarter notes and while we are playing at a slower tempo because we already know that it makes the notes we play feel longer and blend with other notes.
Can you play piano without a sustain pedal?
The fact that using the pedals is not necessary for playing the piano will surprise most novices. Usually, what you are doing with your hands is the same.
Are all sustain pedals the same?
In terms of responsiveness and build quality, not all sustain pedals are created equal.
Can I use any sustain pedal with any keyboard?
Any sustain pedal would ultimately function with your keyboard. Just keep in mind that a dependable sustain pedal ought to feel comfortable and include a polarity switch. Get your first sustain pedal, otherwise, to improve your music!
How important is sustain pedal?
The sustain pedal lets notes continue to ring even when the keys are not being held down any longer by removing the dampers from the strings. It is also known as the “damper” pedal for this reason. Any composition or piece of music that doesn’t use the sustain pedal is uncommon.
Can a piano pedal break?
The dampers may not be lifted by the pedal sufficiently on occasion, or different components of the pedal system may get stuck, causing the notes to sustain longer than desired. Damper pedals can also malfunction and occasionally need to be replaced.
Why is sustain pedal used in piano?
The sustain pedal on a piano “sustains” all the damped strings by removing all the dampers, enabling the strings to resonate freely. Until the vibration stops naturally or the pedal is withdrawn, all notes played will keep playing.