disabling sustain on organ program and trigger leslie

[mididiot]

Is it possible to disable sustaining notes on the drawbar organ and use the sustain pedal to trigger Leslie fast/slow without sustaining notes?

[geoelectro]

I’m not sure you can without changing the function of the sustain pedal globally. You can add a second foot switch and use it for speed switching.

Geo

[mididiot]

Thanks for your reply. I did a work-around by disabling the Leslie in program and then layering it with muted program in a combi and adding the Leslie there and filtering foot pedal there.While triggering leslie control from cc64. I hope this helps someone else’s

[AntonySharmman]

Is it possible to disable sustaining notes on the drawbar organ and use the sustain pedal to trigger Leslie fast/slow without sustaining notes?

Yes , but if you don't want to change Sustain/Damper global assignment then you have to use COMBINATION mode where
midi filtering is valid and workflow briefly is the following :
- Create a new Combi and "Copy from Program" your Organ Program in a specific track let's say first.
- Goto MIDI Filter/MIDI Filter 1/ and disable "Enable Damper" un-clicking first track check box
- Edit Rotary FX and assign "Rotary Speaker Speed" switch source to CC#64
- Done

Hope this helps

[LZ]

Curious why this is an issue since it is a toggle - you don't hold down the sustain to control leslie, you just do a quick tap to toggle fast/slow. I use it all the time for that - it's my preferred method to the mod stick.

[mididiot]

When I'm playing bass with my left hand I don't want to stop a baseline to switch the rotary speed.