Does this keyboard support an electronic sustain pedal?
1152428
I'm afraid it doesn't support a pedal. It works best on a very flat long surface and has multiple instruments you can utilize. I honestly bought it because I wanted to get back to playing a near piano after umpteenth years. It is perfect for that and if you're going to compose without a pedal. Lots of adjustments can be made with volume ect...
1152429
No. nothing fancy. Just plugs into the USB port of your computer. Can't be used otherwise. Am a bit disappointed with the action.
1864420
Yes, use the program that comes with it. On a PC you can map any pedal to any keyboard key and you can press more than one and it will detect them.
1625366
I can't answer that specifically, but I went with the phrase "The SP-2 is a universal sustain pedal with polarity switch for compatibility with all electronic keyboards." I tried it and it works perfectly. Just plug it in. It really is so much nicer than the clunky one that came with the piano.
1981582
Yep, no problem- I use mine like so: left pedal="J", middle pedal="alt+M", right pedal="esc".
203944
according to their web site the SP-20 pedal is an accessory for the wk200: http://www.casio.com/products/Digital_Pianos_%26_Keyboards/Workstation_Keyboards/WK-200/?acc=Pedals#accessories_table
1758779
I'm pretty sure this comes with a sustain pedal but it's plastic and doesn't hold up well. I ordered a more substantial yamaha pedal for about twenty bucks. Check ebay or amazon online.
1459999
I have an M-Audio SP-2 sustain pedal, which works with the keyboard. I don't have Fruity Loops or Reason, so can't help you there.
45129
Nope, it does not. Some suggestions would be the 9v Planet Waves adapter. If you are planning on using it on a pedal board I would suggest the One Spot adapter with extensions.
1864423
I bought it for use on a mac, which despite some reports doesn't really work well with osx. The pedal defaults to 3 keyboard keys (a,s,and d I think), and relies on a keyboard mapping utility to customize. If you can find the software download I would suggest trying that w/ a regular keyboard. If the software remaps those to alt/control properly then you are probably good to buy the pedal. This is a very generic product and I was not able to find much support. edit: post deleted and re-posted to remove my employer name.
949776
If you're talking about if it is capable of being used as a MIDI keyboard, then yes, because it has a USB port from it to your computer near the sustain
932160
Yes, Yamaha YDP162 has 88 weighted key and same size of pedal unit includes sustain pedal as an acoustic piano.I hope this answers help you to make your decision.
123363
if there is an input for a sustain pedal--it should work--I have a acasiotone CT370 and it doesn't have an input for the sustain pedal--hope this helps--works fine for the one I have in Fl.--but I don't know the # of it.
2011294
No Idea but Saitek doesn't support it, requirements are here: http://www.saitek.com/uk/prod/pedals.html
880920
http://www.amazon.com/Yamaha-FC4-Piano-Style-Sustain/dp/B0002F52EW/ref=sr_1_2?m=A14L2MX88GSRVI&s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1396449068&sr=1-2&keywords=foot+switch
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Yes, this will work with any keyboard that has a standard jack for sustain pedals (1/4"). According to casio's website the wk-110 has the correct input: http://www.casio.com/products/archive/Digital_Pianos_&_Keyboards/Portable_Keyboards/WK-110/
2180416
Keyboard, stand, power supply, music stand, owners manual. You will want buy a sustain pedal of one sort - either the FC4 (a nice $20 option) - or the LP7 3-pedal unit shown in the picture for $75. The 3 pedal unit gives you additional playing options but perhaps the best thing is that it is attached to the stand itself so your pedal won't be sliding around or away from you when you're playing it!
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First off you're asking about a Casio pedal being compatible with a Yamaha keyboard. The only way to know that is if one has both. I do not.What you should do is go out to the manufacture's web site http://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical-instruments/keyboards/digitalkeyboards/dgx_series/ypg-235/?mode=model#tab=product_lineuplook at the available accessories for the product you own to see what accessories are compatible with what you have. It lists the FC4 as a piano type sustain pedal for that keyboard, which does appear to be available to buy through amazon.com First off you're asking about a Casio pedal being compatible with a Yamaha keyboard. The only way to know that is if one has both. I do not.What you should do is go out to the manufacture's web site http://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical-instruments/keyboards/digitalkeyboards/dgx_series/ypg-235/?mode=model#tab=product_lineuplook at the available accessories for the product you own to see what accessories are compatible with what you have. It lists the FC4 as a piano type sustain pedal for that keyboard, which does appear to be available to buy through... » Read More First off you're asking about a Casio pedal being compatible with a Yamaha keyboard. The only way to know that is if one has both. I do not.What you should do is go out to the manufacture's web site http://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical-instruments/keyboards/digitalkeyboards/dgx_series/ypg-235/?mode=model#tab=product_lineuplook at the available accessories for the product you own to see what accessories are compatible with what you have. It lists the FC4 as a piano type sustain pedal for that keyboard, which does appear to be available to buy through amazon.com « Show Less