worked with my ew310! thanks so much this took me so long to find, its so strange that something that would seem like such a common bug is answered almost nowhere on the internet
I've reinstalled Cubase several times over the past few days due to a sustain error, and today I even formatted my computer, but the pedals still didn't work. Now I saw your video and fixed it. Thank you a lot
I'm so thankful you made this video, I'd been searching for a fix for this on my PSR-EW310 for a week or so! This fixed it perfectly. As some other commenters have noted, I used the Duo Type set to BALANCE to stop the odd left-leaning audio.
Thank you for this, it got my sustain pedal to work in logic pro x when using a software instrument, but I can't figure out how to change the audio to come out of both headphone ears in logic to complete the fix. Only left ear :(
@@jacques-dev Oh ok - was about to mention the spot at 5:00 in the video - in GarageBand everything got panned to the left, but manually re-centering it fixed it. Glad you got it working! Thanks for checking out the channel feel free to subscribe
What an incredible great guy you are! Thanks a bunch! I actually found that fix as well, but it was a bit glitchy at first. However, I must have done something wrong, it works absolutely satisfying now. I’m also using iPad with garageband. Thanks again. Subbing and clicking notification.
Thanks for this workaround! I’m just still confused that the sustain pedal is correctly sending and transmitting midi data signals to my iPad (using Midi Wrench, a MIDI monitoring app), yet it cannot recognize the sustain pedal events when using MIDI app engines such as Garageband, Ravenscroft275, etc. in regular playing.
To fix the left hand side issue, all you need to do is to go to Duo Type, number 55 on the PSR E373, and change from separate to BALANCE. (Do this by using the -/No button)
Mine was working great, then after connecting it to ableton it worked, but now when I try to use my psr as a standalone not midi, its no longer sustaining, I don't know why, but on another keyboard it works
If you’re using it as standalone with no midi, don’t make of those changes (splitting the keyboard etc). Did the sustain pedal work playing standalone before? Also if your sustain pedal has a polarity switch make sure it is at the correct setting. Thanks for checking out the channel feel free to subscribe
Hmm, didnt work for me. I tested it in Keysight and Synthesia. I followed your Explanations (and i also have a E373) but it simply didnt work. my Pedal works, its just not showing anywhere in the software :(
Just FYI. Your voice audio seems different at first. Then, at 0.47, it gets better, and is ok for the remainder of the vid. I don't use MIDI (except for multitrack recordings in the MIDI sequencer of my ew425), and no longer have an e373, but this vid will come in handy if I get another e373 as a present for someone and they want to do MIDI with it. Anyway, the more keyboard info the better. Thanks.
Hey Thomas! I did do the video pretty quickly - the intro and the outro were just recorded on my iPhone built in mic (my audio interface, mixer etc were setup in another room for something else so I didn’t want to move them) - the keyboard parts were recorded using an iRig mic connected to the iPad so that would explain the difference. Thanks for checking out the video!
worked with my ew310! thanks so much this took me so long to find, its so strange that something that would seem like such a common bug is answered almost nowhere on the internet
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OH BROTHER! I've been looking everywhere for this answer and could find nothing! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! God Bless You!!! -Cody
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Oh that’s no good - nothing is coming to mind but I’ll keep thinking about it; are you recording in GarageBand on an iPad?
Thank you so much, been stuck on this FOREVER
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I've reinstalled Cubase several times over the past few days due to a sustain error, and today I even formatted my computer, but the pedals still didn't work. Now I saw your video and fixed it. Thank you a lot
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Wow you just saved me from having to buy another keyboard controller! Thank you for finding this workaround!
Hey thanks a bunch! I didn’t figure it out I just found it and shared it :)
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I'm so thankful you made this video, I'd been searching for a fix for this on my PSR-EW310 for a week or so! This fixed it perfectly. As some other commenters have noted, I used the Duo Type set to BALANCE to stop the odd left-leaning audio.
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Man!! I’ve been having this problem with my Yamaha PSR-EW310 and I’m at work right now but I can’t wait to get home and try this. Thanks.
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@@PianoTone I sure will 👍🏻
It worked!! Thank you 🙏🏻
thank you so much, you ended my week of trying to find solutions!
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Thank you for this, it got my sustain pedal to work in logic pro x when using a software instrument, but I can't figure out how to change the audio to come out of both headphone ears in logic to complete the fix. Only left ear :(
Deleting the software instrument and adding it again seems to have fixed it, thank you!
@@jacques-dev Oh ok - was about to mention the spot at 5:00 in the video - in GarageBand everything got panned to the left, but manually re-centering it fixed it.
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Hey man. You don’t have to touch the DAW for that. Simply change the DUO TYPE (number 55) from separate to BALANCE.
What an incredible great guy you are! Thanks a bunch! I actually found that fix as well, but it was a bit glitchy at first. However, I must have done something wrong, it works absolutely satisfying now. I’m also using iPad with garageband. Thanks again. Subbing and clicking notification.
Hey thanks so much! I didn't think of it, but when I saw it thought I should share it on my channel.
Thanks again!
Thanks for this workaround! I’m just still confused that the sustain pedal is correctly sending and transmitting midi data signals to my iPad (using Midi Wrench, a MIDI monitoring app), yet it cannot recognize the sustain pedal events when using MIDI app engines such as Garageband, Ravenscroft275, etc. in regular playing.
Yeah it has to do with the individual app; some recognize the pedal normally some do don’t.
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To fix the left hand side issue, all you need to do is to go to Duo Type, number 55 on the PSR E373, and change from separate to BALANCE. (Do this by using the -/No button)
Awesome thanks!
You're a life saver!
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Mine was working great, then after connecting it to ableton it worked, but now when I try to use my psr as a standalone not midi, its no longer sustaining, I don't know why, but on another keyboard it works
If you’re using it as standalone with no midi, don’t make of those changes (splitting the keyboard etc). Did the sustain pedal work playing standalone before? Also if your sustain pedal has a polarity switch make sure it is at the correct setting.
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thank you so much! this worked wonderfully!
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Amazing 😍🙏
thank you very much! It worked
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thank you!
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Thank you sooo much 🙏🙏🙏🙏
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Thank you!
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Hmm, didnt work for me. I tested it in Keysight and Synthesia. I followed your Explanations (and i also have a E373) but it simply didnt work. my Pedal works, its just not showing anywhere in the software :(
Just FYI.
Your voice audio seems different at first. Then, at 0.47, it gets better, and is ok for the remainder of the vid. I don't use MIDI (except for multitrack recordings in the MIDI sequencer of my ew425), and no longer have an e373, but this vid will come in handy if I get another e373 as a present for someone and they want to do MIDI with it. Anyway, the more keyboard info the better. Thanks.
Hey Thomas! I did do the video pretty quickly - the intro and the outro were just recorded on my iPhone built in mic (my audio interface, mixer etc were setup in another room for something else so I didn’t want to move them) - the keyboard parts were recorded using an iRig mic connected to the iPad so that would explain the difference. Thanks for checking out the video!
Thanks
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But my PSR E313 doesn’t have the Duo mode :(
Are you sure it’s not in the menu? I can’t see them being different.
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@@PianoTone yes, it’s not in the menu. I checked a hundred times.
I pluged my sustane pedal in and nothing
Hi there; it doesn’t work at all or doesn’t work with a MIDI app?
Waooooo...... amazing tranksss
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I actually sent mine back after having this issue soon after I got it, a few years back...
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Thank you so much jajajaj no podía con eso y fue tan sencillo
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thanks a ton!
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