Sustain Pedal Problem-Korg Triton LE Music Workstation
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Sustain Pedal Problem-Korg Triton LE Music Workstation
The sustain pedal for our church Korg Triton LE Music Workstation ceased to work. I purchased a Gear pedal replacement, but the sustain function still does not work. Could it possibly be a programing problem? If so, does anyone have a solution?
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billbaker
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Make sure you're plugging in to the "sustain" rather than assignable "pedal" or "switch" jacks. "Pedal" is for a wah-type volume pedal, and the "switch" jack may not have a programmed or readily discernible function.
Make sure you're plugged in all the way.
Trouble shoot: is the jack clicking in and seating?
Look at controller functions under the global menu and adjust accordingly.
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It would be unusual if not impossible for the sustain to be globally off -- that would typically require disabling sustain at the program or combi level, for every programed patch, which is not a one click solution or a case of someone randomly pushing the wrong button on a menu.
It is possible that the sustain jack is broken -- but I've never had one go out on any board I've owned over the last 30 years or so, so unless someone has been seriously mis-treating your gear that would not be my first check.
If the pedal is functioning, but in "reverse" - change the polarity in the global menu and try again.
BB
Make sure you're plugging in to the "sustain" rather than assignable "pedal" or "switch" jacks. "Pedal" is for a wah-type volume pedal, and the "switch" jack may not have a programmed or readily discernible function.
Make sure you're plugged in all the way.
Trouble shoot: is the jack clicking in and seating?
Look at controller functions under the global menu and adjust accordingly.
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It would be unusual if not impossible for the sustain to be globally off -- that would typically require disabling sustain at the program or combi level, for every programed patch, which is not a one click solution or a case of someone randomly pushing the wrong button on a menu.
It is possible that the sustain jack is broken -- but I've never had one go out on any board I've owned over the last 30 years or so, so unless someone has been seriously mis-treating your gear that would not be my first check.
If the pedal is functioning, but in "reverse" - change the polarity in the global menu and try again.
BB
billbaker
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